The Brussels Post, 1968-07-25, Page 3THE BRUSSELS POST
ROY W. KENNEDY, Publisher
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park and Yacht Harbor. %rib asinine aid
Isnexcelled service. Planned progress of ein-
tertainment . . concerts,. launchings and
Dinner Music. Dancingnightly is Terrace
Room. Affiliated 18-hole Golf Course and
Swintining Pool. 24-hour Garage Servics.
Season—October to IL*.
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BARLEY PRODUCTION UP
MORE INCREASE LIKELY
Production or harloy nal.; more
than tripled in the past OW yejat's',
to an estimated 13 million bushels'
grown in &he province last year.
lh(I better vat') Li OS, and im-
proyed techniques avail a1)10 to
growers, the trend to iln.:reasod
„iereage
IS expecte to continue.
111 searchers in the Crop S (0000
)rqin ri Mon t, Ontario Agrleultneal
College, who arc' conducting
a II itthhist' regeftroh protects iIl
an al tempt at improve barley
production, say mady ed the dis-
erise and weN1 probk,ros have :Poen.
solved. Further breeditYg is tieing
done to make tntriny
portant crop hi Ontario.
Ontario-grown barley is used
inainly as livestock feed. since
almost none is exported from the
province. Many producers found
that barley may be used in high
proportions in cattle and pig . •
Wi t'h beef cattle, rations
contaillnig Ilarley YU ye been
successfully riski. gains
comparable to qosi", ()Rained
from other grains:
In high protein rations, hoWever,
barley Twist be sapplemented with
a protein soUrce, such as SOY'
beans. This is the case in dairy
production rations: :High barley
rations also have been successfully
used for feeding market hogs,
Considerable research is being
conducted to make it possible for
more extensive production of bar-
ley, even on a continuous crop-
ping basis. A. number of [armors
in Ontario have grown barley for
Over! yearg or more tit sticces,
witthout serious loss clue to
disease.
Soil-borne diseases are the main
problenis facing jiroducers hut re-
searchers a rr? Confident Win t now
Vtiritfr, will be produced which
will not be affected • by these
diseases, or that systemic chein-
ten Is May be found that will give
resist a nee.
Offlos Main Street
RIAPORTH
Insure.
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AU Vessels of Farm ProPIFFO'
Summer Cottages
Churches, School., Halle.
holidaying in Bluevale with their
parents, Mr. and Airs. Jack Alex,
wider,
Mrs, Ross Douglas of Toronto
bees been vikiting with her sisters,
Miss Ruby Duff and Airs., M: Le.:
Bernard Litre* of London spent
at week with 111.5 mother,
Nellie
;Miss Julia Jitornton. and Miss
Jill. Thornton were guest at honer
at a shower held at the hoMe of
Mrs. Alan Nicholson,
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
FAIR DATES 19G
Arthur Sept. 19, 20. 2
Aylmer Aug. 14 to 17
Bayfield Sept, 24, 25
Myth 4 Sept, 17, IS
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Chatsworth Se n t, 27,
27:7228
Orayton
is pt_
Chesley
Sep t. t, .1.4, 15
Oungaunott
itch;.
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311, le_tp
,t,se21.0),t.2!1, lurba m
Exeter Sept, LS, 19
Fordwich Oct. 4 # 5
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Sept. 13. 14
1171alLtisl,er Aug. 29, 30..;J
Sept. 18, 19 Irithe3Tils'isi
.17 June 18
Kincardine Sept 13, 14
ListoWel
....Sept 9 I(1 K itch en 0-
Sept, 3,4
London
(Western Fair) Sept. to 14
. ..... ............. Sept, 21
Sept 20, ,
verton Sept. 20, 21
Pit. Porest
Sept.s(>pt 390; 1.1 01.
New Hambur Sept. 13, 14
Oct. 2 5 Owen Sound
Sept. 23, III
I Ripley Sept. 27, 28
Stratford
Sept, 19, 20 Sea forth
Sept. 16, 17 1.8
Teeswo ter Sept. 27, 28
Tiverton Oct. 4. 5
Toronto
(0,N.11.1,) Aug. 15 th 5614, 2
Extended covervee NMI&
smoke. water damage, falling
objects, etc.) is also avallablis
Keys, RR 1, Sesalorth; V. J. Lane, FIR 5, Seafortir,
Londesboro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Hsieh:
George Coyne, Oubfint, Donald G. Eaton, Seeforth
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'111.11SDAY, JULY 25th, 1968
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Walkerton ...... ... Ord 2 I
Zurich . ., Sept 21.,
BLUEVALE
'Mrs. (leorge, Howse of, Panning..
• ton, Mich, has been a visitorl
with. Mr,. and Mrs. Thorna Park-:
01'.
- Miss Ft'ffe() ra has been:
visitor l'oyout•O :with hot' aunt,
• Mss Norma '
'Mr, and Mrs. ;Ion :\iexander anal
family of Kitchener teen
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