The Huron Expositor, 1969-09-25, Page 1012Arr,eTHE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH, MT.. SEPT. 25, 1969
Ow Feed 'Advisory Program
Farmers Developed for Ont.
Farmers can now participate
in a Feed Advisory Program de-
veloped by the Ontario Depart-
ment of Agriculture and Food
in co-operation with the Depart-
ment of Animal Science, Univ-
ersiiy of Guelph.
The program consists of a
Feed Analysis Service, a Ration
Recommendation Service, and
opportunities for participation
in a number of educational act-
ivities.
' Under the Feed Analysis Ser-
vice, farmers who want to have
feed samples tested for moisture
HORIZONTAL
1 Bulbous
flowers
7 Modest dower
13 Awn
.14 Printing
mistakes
15 City in Chile
16 Gap
17 Literary
scraps
18 Detests
20 Hypothetical
forces
21.Wealthy
23 Barrier
24 Leg joint
25 Black buck
27 Brown again
29 Placed
31 And not
32 Indian
weight
33 Pedal digit
34 Fast driver
38 More crippled
42 Fall flowers
43 Affirmatives
45 Egyptian
river
46.High peak
47 Entries
49 Rodent
50 Canadian lake
52 Chemical salt
54 Working order
55 Tagged
(prov. Brit.)
56 Horses
117 Border tools
VERTICAL
1 Moguls
2 Astronomy
muse
Flowery
3 Flowering
shrubs
4 Noun suffix
5 Egyptian deity
6 Dinner course
7 Impassioned
8 Fleur-de-11s
9 Mouths
10 Roman
goddess
ri Musical
studies
12 Armor part
19 Pitch
22 Shows
disapproval
24 Native of
war-torn land
1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 bp P. 12
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21 22. 23 211
25 20 27 28
29
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34 I5 34. 37 38 39 40 41
92 43 45
144 so . 46 41
50 51 52 5 ,
51 55
56 57 ' -
26 Require 40 Click beetle
28 Implement 30 Entertainers 41 Spreads again
44 Struck
47 Angered 34 Slaps
48 Slipped 35 Young hen
51 Follower 36 Fence in
53 Incite 37 Cereal
to act on 39 Vision
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and crude protein May use the
facilities of the Feed Analysis
Laboratory at the University , of
Guelph.
At present, feeds which can
be tested are grate. roughage;
custom formula feeds, and farm-
mixed feeds. including those
containing a registered supple-
ment. In general, the, main
value of testing roughages is to
determine protein levels in hay
and moisture levels in corn sil-
age, while both factors may be
significant in the case of haylage,
For meaningful results, care-
ful sampling technique is im-
portant.
Samples of all feeds must be
sent to the laboratory in kits
provided for the purpose. These
kits are available only through
county and district offices of
the Ontario Department of Agri-
culture and Food, and consist of
appropriate container with en-
velopes. plus information sheets,
which must accompany each
sample.
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tested, an Analysis Report will
be sent to the Agricultural Re-
presentative in the county .or •
district concerned.
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formation sheets as a basis, Ex-
tension Branch staff of the De-
partment of Agriculture and Food
will make individual ration re-
commendations for farmers. This
advisory service is part of the
educational program offered by
the Department which also in-
cludes participation, on a group
basis, of interested farmers in
nutrition'workshops, in-depth
courses, and educational meet-
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- ping and feeding practices,
Correspondent
MISS JEAN COPELAND
Mr. and Mrs. George Hodg-
kinson of Buffalo, Miss June King
of London and Mr. David King
of Hamilton were week end vis-
itors with Rev, and Mrs. John
King.
' Mrs. Frank Scafe of Clio,
Mich. visited with Mrs. Mary
Jaques on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ellis Strahan and Miss
,,Jean•Copeland attended the
annual meeting of District 10.
Horticultural Society in Strath-
roy on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell 'Wil-
lis of British Columbia were
Thursday supper guests with
Mrs. Mary Jaques and also cal-
led on several other friends in
the village.
Mr. and Mrs,, Fred Doupe of
St. Marys and Miss Jean Cope-
land visited Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Brine
and Cheryl.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rixon
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The Messengers held a
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The Messengers met in the
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