The Wingham Times, 1895-08-30, Page 7THE WIN GRAM TIMES, AUGUST NI x.
riB..ADIT VARIBTTES Off'
TER WHEAT,
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IMPORTS h '. SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCT-
ED EXPERIMENTS FROM THIRTY
COUNTIES IN ?NTARIO,
5, In average' yield of winter
wheat per acre, Dawson's Golden
Chaff stood highest among eleven
varieties tested over Ontario in 1896,
nine varieties in 1894, and nine
Varieties in 1895, also among fifty-
three
ftythree varieties grown at the Ontario
One hundred and twenty-two Agricultural College for four years
varieties of winter wheat have been in .sueession.
,)•ested at the Ontario Agrieulturai 6. In the co-operative experiments'
'College within the past six years. for 1895, Dawson's Golden .Chaff,
•Solve of these varieties have produced Jones' Winter Fife, and the Early
yields of grain which wore more Genesee Giant gave the best yields
than those of other varieties, grown on heavy soils; and Dawson's Golden
beside them on plots of the same Chaff, the Early Genesee Giant, and
area. Not only has there been a the American Bronze on light soils.
great variation in the comparative 7. When the experiments followed
yields of grain produced by the peas, grass, or bare -fallow, Dawson's
different varieties, but there has also Golden Chaff gave the largest aver -
been a. marked difference ia the age yield of grain, and when they
Strength of straw, weight of grain followed potatoes, Early Genesee
for millingr ed parposes, �alae etc.,of ofrain the GI 8. Ea Early GQ esee t in this
Giant respect,
f'wdifferent varieties tested. The re- son's Golden Chaff made the best ap-
'sults of these experiments are pub- pearanee in the spring of 1895, and
lished annually in bulletin form and Early Ripe looked the poorest.
3n the College report, and are sent 9, American Bronze,Early Genesee
free to all members of farmers' in- Giant, and Dawson's Golden Chaff
stitlttes in Ontario, by the Department possessed the stiffen t straw in 1895,
of Agriculture, Toronto. , ,The bulle- 10. Pride of Genesee and Ameri-
tin giving the results of the winter Can Bronze produced the greatest
wheat experiments conducted in the length of straw, and the Surprise the
Experimental Department, the past shortest length.
year, is now in Toronto for publiea- 11. Early Ripe ; and Dawson's
tion. Golden Chaff .were the least, and
In the fall of 1894, nine leading Early Genesee Giant and Early
varieties of winter wheat were
selected from the kinds which had
been grown from one to five years at
the Agricultural College, and were
distributed throughout Ontario for
co-operative experimental work.
'' These were divided into two sets,
' with five varieties in each, the Daw-
son's Golden Chaff being used in
both set .to form a basis by which
the results of all the varieties could
be compared with one another. Each
person wanting to conduct an ex-
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Member of Parliament. This gentle -
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anal asked for a box of Holloway's
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for which he paid and then left the
shop. having to leave for London
that evening, it was not until he was
in the train, many miles away from
Northampton, that he discoveredhe
had been swindled. Instead of
Holloway's Pills he found that a per-
nicious and worthless imitation had
been foisted upon him, Of course
the rubbish was thrown away, and
the M. P. had to wait until he arriy-
eel in London before he could get the
genuine article.
GAINED POUND EVERY DAY.
evepSIA AND CATARRH OP TILE STOMAOn
CURED IW 13. 13. 13. AIrTER HOPE WAS
NI3ARLY GIVEN UP.
GENTLEMEN, -For over three months
I was very ill from what I believe Was a
malignant type of Dyspepsia. 1 at once
consulted a physican who treated me
for Dyspepsia without success, I then
went to a specialist who treated me for
Dyspepsia without success. I then went
to a specialist who diagnosed the ease as
Catarrh of the Stomach, his treatment
also failed and I was getting worse
every day. I could not rest at night and
had to walk the floor to get any ease.
failed from 195 pounds down to 135
White Leader were the most affectedounds and about gave up in despair
by rust. hen I heard of Burdock Blood Bitters
12. Early Ripe and Early Red as a remedy for despepsia. The tirst
Clawson were -the first to mature, bottle made a change for the bettor, and
and the Pride of Genesee and Early I bought sig more, being delighted to
find myself getting better. Under the
White Leader were the last to ma- use of 13. B. B. I gained a pound a day.
tore. I took 18 bottles in all and am now
nearly back to my old weight. I repro. -
and Early Genese Giant and mend dyspeptics to try the old reliable
Dawson's Golden Chaff produced the B. B. 13. that always cures,
plumpest grain, and Early Ripe and 115 Ma to MPBELL,London,Ont.
the American Bronze, the most pSt.,
shrunken grain.
years
b y millions of mothers for thdrohilurrnwhile
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teething.
with perfect success. It soothes the child
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SoothinglSy Syrup, nsura and takelno�other kik for nk tVius'otV s
For Oyer Fifty Years
AN sem Axa NEro+•Trian Itumnex.--.Airs. Win
14, Dawson's Golden • Chaff was
periment, stated in his application decidedly the most popular variety
J1'^ which. set he desired, and the five with the experimenters in. each of
varieties in the set selected were sent the past three years ; and during
to his address, with full instructions the present season, it was chosen by
for conductingthe experiment. The over sixtyper cent of the farmers
a.
the
of 1.�being
grain was sown at the rate ,, who sent in full reports, as
bushels per acre upon plots 1-160 of
an acre in size.
Two hundred and forty-seven
winter wheat experimenters have
reported already this season. Of
this number, one hundred favored us
with good reports of successful ex-
periments, eighty furnished • partial
reports, and sixty-seven wrote of
failure or unreliable results. The
names of the successful experimenters
and the detailed results of the tests
will be printed in the annual report
of the Experimental Union. for 1895,
which,will be published as an ap•
pendia to the Agricultural College
report. .
The following table gives the com-
parative yields of straw and grain
per acre of the winter wheat varie-
• ties during the past season on one
hundred Ontario farms:
Straw per Grain per
acre. (tone) acre.(busli
60
lbs.)
1. Dawson's Golden Chaff.. 1.89 32.9
2. Early Genesee Giant.. 1.44 30.8
3. Early Red Clawson.... 12.3 28.9
4. 3•ones' Winter Fife 1.33 28.8
5. Pride of Genesee1.33 28.8
6. American Bronze.... 1.34 28.6
'7. Surprise.., . 1.33 28.1
8. Early Ripe.... 1.36 27.8
9. Early White Leader1.29 27.3
As none except the one hundred
good reports of successfully conduct-
ed experiments have been used in
" the preceding summary of results,
they should bo of great value and
worthy of the thoughtful attention of
wheat growers in Ontario. Much
credit is due to the careful experi-
menters who sent us the full reports,
which have been used in this sum-
mary.
CONCISE RESULTS OF THESi1I 00-
OPERATIVE WINTER WHEAT Er-
PERIMENTS.
1. Reports of successful experi-
ments with winter wheat have been
received this season from thirty
counties in Ontario, nineteen of
which are east and eleven west of
the City of Guelph.
2> The Counties of Lambton,
Middlesex, Huron, Grey, Elgin,
Sinicoe, and Bruce furnished fifty-
one of the ono hundred good reports
best among the varieties tested.
DISTRIBUTION OF SEED) FOR 'TESTING
PURPOSES.
In the following table will be
found two sets of winter wheat
varieties, which will be sent free, by
mail, in half -pound lots of every
variety, to farmers appilying for
them, who will carefully test the
five kinds in the set which they
choose, and will report the results
after harvest next year. The seed
will be sent out in the orderin which
the applications are received as long
as the supply lasts : •
SET 1. -Dawson's Golden Chaff,
Early Red Clawson, Jones' Winter
Fife, Surprise, American Bronze.
SET 2. -Dawson's Golden Chaff,
Early Genesee Giant, Pride of
Genesee, Bulgarian, Jones' Square
Head.'
Each person wishing one of these
sets should write to the Experimen-
talist, Agricultural College, Guelph,.
mentioning which set he. desires; .and
the grain, with instructions for test-
ing, and blank form on which to
report, will be furnished free of cost
to his address, until the supply of
grain for distributing becomes ex-
hausted.
" C. A. ZAVITZ,
Experinientalist and Director of
co-operative experiments in
Agriculture.
Ontario Agricultural College,
Guelph, August 22nd, 1895.
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8 in
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