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Lucy is home again but she is almost afraid to mention it lest
some whim of fate plunge her back into hospital again as in early
April. She appreciated the thoughtfulness of friends and get well
wishes which helped alleviate her disappointment at being obliged to
be away from home for many of the spring flowers.
since her return to "The Hut" Lucy has been literally absorbing
the beauty of the garden from her wheel chair in the pun room while
Carl has been planting the vegetable garden and watering his new
little fruit trees.
The cherry trees, peaches, pears, etc. are laden with bloom and
give great promise of a good fruit crop, And with the dry weather
the bees should, be busy, although all Lucy has been able to spot is
the odd bumble bee and a humming bird,
The Baltimore Orioles have been systematically going over the
forsythia and fruit blossoms. They pick off many insects. But on
Saturday evening May 22, Mrs. Charles Bell was looking out her
window and spotted a bird bugily pulling off the blossoms, biting off
the shucks which 'fell to the ground and eating the embryo cherries.
She couldn't identify the bird so came over to ask Carl, It was
growing late; the light not too good and the bird kept dodging out of
sight. But on Sunday morning he saw it fly into the Bell's cherry tree
from across the road. It turned out to be a female rose-breasted
grosbeak, And was she busy! The blossoms were pulled off at the
rate of about one a second. "It's a good thing there isn't a whole
flock of them", remarked Miss K. Reid, a guest at 'pie Hut".
The rose-breasted grosbeak is a rather shy bird. One seldom sees
the male. They feed on seeds and insects so the female's ingenious
method of trapping any insects as well as getting the embryo cherry
assured her of food. No doubt she is nesting somewhere close by.
A bowl of various kinds of tulips centered the dining room table.
Carl had picked them so that Lucy might enjoy them at closer range.
Callers were sitting around the table, commenting on the tulips
turning up to the light above the table. Suddenly one woman leaned
over and with a paper handkerchief caught something in the petals
of a big white peony-flowered tulip. Lucy looked questioningly at
her. "It was a spider", she said.
"If you wish to live and thrive, let a spider run alive", quoted one
of those assembled. Carl agreed with the latter.
"Well", she said, "Lucy certainly wouldn't want it dropping into
her soup."
"It wasn't going to drop in", commented another. "It was staying
in the tulip to catch flies, and it was doing no harm". So the caller
who thought she was doing a good deed felt quite squashed.
Away back in Lucy's childhood she remembers some old
admonition about not killing a spider as it would surely rain
thereafter. Perhaps the death of that one spider brought on the
gentle rain on Victoria Day!
Care in spraying
prevents pollution
For the farmer involved in
any spraying operation,
cleanliness and care ensure a
more thorough job and less
danger to the environment.
Professor J.R. Scott, School of
Engineering, University of
Guelph, offers some hints for
efficient maintenance of
spraying equipment both during
and after the spraying season.
First, he says, sprayer
efficiency will be maintained
only by keeping the unit clean.
The outfit should not be put
away, even over a weekend, with
spray residues in the tank, pump
or hoses. Always refill the tank
with clean water arid pump it
through the nozzles to
thoroughly flush out the
system.Clean all screens
frequently, especially if the
water supply is questionable.
To prevent danger to the
environment, Professor Scott
offers this advice.
Be wary of spraydrift.
Too-high nozzle pressure will
break sprayed liquids into small
droplets that can drift for miles.
Spraying higher than necessary
into the air can also cause
drifting. Never spray in a breeze
of more than 2 to 3 miles per
hour.
Too much spraying Will
pollute or poison the toil
underneath the tree or plants
and may reduce or eliminate
beneficial insects or oraanisms
which also fight pest; and
diseases.
NFU concerned over
independeni factories
Professor Scott adds that
dumping spray tanks or washing
equipment into municipal storm
sewers or streams, or ground
directly drained by a stream or
well will surely pollute the water
and adversely affect the
environment. It is better to find
a natural pocket remote from
wells, streams, or domestic
livestock. Empty chemical
containers should be buried in a
similar location.
Caution is also required in
refilling spray tanks from
streams or ponds to prevent any
back-flow due to faulty valve
systems from flowing back into
the stream itself. This is often
the cause of fish kill or other
damage to the water system,
One recommended measure is to
use suction hoses or
injector-type tank fillers
equipped with effective foot
valves. Another is using an
empty oil drum at the suction
hose.
Modern spray equipment is
discussed in Ontario Department
of Agriculture and Food
Publication 256, Field Weed
Sprayers, and Publication 159,
Low Volume Spraying For
Ontario OrchardS. Both can be
obtained from county
agricultural offices or from the
Information Branch, Ontario
Department of Agriculture an
Food, Parliament Buildings
Toronto 182, Ontario.
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The National Farmers' Union
Ontario sub-committee for dairy
is concerned that not only are
dairy farmers suffering tinder the
rigid policies set out by . the
federal and proviricial
governments for the industry,
but also for small independent
or farmer-owned cheese factories
and milk processing plants.
Due to the drop in
production of Milk, and reduced
production quotas many are
going to be forced out of
business. Recently, the plants
supply quotas were established
for the year. Ontario iS divided
into three regions - Eastern,
Central and Western. In Eastern
Ontario the supply quota has
been set at 67 percent in Central
at 80 percent and Western
Ontario at 68 percent. This
means that plants will be
allowed to buy that percentage
of milk compared to the amount
processed in the past.
"For many w of them,
operating their plants this much
below capacity will make it
impossible to surVive," says Wm.
Langdon, Chairman of the NFU
Dairy COMMitteel
4'The small to medium sized
-cheese factories in Ontario have,
been the backbone of the
industrial milk industry for
years, and have been the
producers Of natural Canadian
cheddar theest that has become
renowned in many countries for
its excellence. Now government
regulations and manipulation by
multi-national processing
corporations and manipulation
by multi-national processing
corporations seem intent on
putting them out of business by
economic pressures. If these
practices continue there may
come a day when cheddar won't
be made, and only processed
cheeses will be available."
lie said many of the factori
are• facing a real dilemma
because they have a Market fo
their product. but won't be abl
to' get enough Milk Wider thei
quota to meet the requirements
Mr, Langton said figu
indicate that in the first thre
months of 1971, ch
production was up, over 1070
"This could mean that we ar
not necessarily going to be sho
of cheese," he said, "but, tha
the large multi-product plant
are switching from th
production of butter and Mil
powder to the manufacture o
cheese - but not necessaril
cheddar cheese." He Said it
again become evident that th
huge corporations are
influencing government dairy
policies, both federal and
provincial, while the farmer,
independent factories and the
cOnsurners are not even
consideration,
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