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THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 22, 1977 —15
Ron McDonald fed information from the track to
Mallen Vincent M.C. at Brussels Optimist tractor
pull Sunday. Marlen kept the crowd up to date ,in
other area pulls and events coming up. (Staff Photo)
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Urea is an economical alt
10 natural sources of protein
I' dairy cattle. says Ontario
aisay of Agriculture and Food
Hey specialist. St own rt
ressman,
Using urea, a common fertilizer
ledient, dairymen can, savc:
Out. S,16 per ton of grain mix
er plant protein (soybean)
pplement costs.
"Recent price increases • tor
}bean meal have forced a
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Reeve Cal Kramer felt the
stion could be resolved
rough compromise. "it's either
nint; out of the right pocket 'or'
left.- he said. "It's the
lap of Brussels that pays. If
split is 60,A0 and there's one
ty unhappy• and if we can
p both parties happy at
we not better off?"
Councillor Tom Pletch said he Ild be happy if' the split stayed
60'40, Councillor George
ed. Councillor Frank Stretton
id he'd like to see the problem
Med, and suggested a 55 /45
it as a compromise:
Neither Council nor the PUC
s able to reach a solution, spite more than an hour of ks,
Mr, Pletch suggested council
uld reserve a decision on the
ter until legal advice could be ght• and should promise a
ision on the matter at the
afar meeting July 4, Council
the PUC decided to hold the
s over 'till the July 4 itieetitigi,
council pforniSCd A final
Sion on that date,
other business, PUC' unissioner Bridge said
PUC water works owes the a geS7000, mid asked if council uld Write the debt off. He said
assifiedAds pay dividends,.
reevaluwtion of the amount and
type of protein in many dairy
rations,- says, Mr, Cressman.
"Urea, can prevent the overfeed-
ing of more expensive protein.-
Urea is best used in rations
containing low protein-high
energy feedstuff's such as corn.
Energy-using microbes in the
rumen (first stomach) of the cow
break clown Urea to nitrogen-
producing over 50 pounds of mirk
per day perform better on rations
the P.U:C. would put water and
hydro service into the arena site
at no cost in 'exchange. "If you
don't, we'll charge 2/3 of t he total
cost to the arena board - he said.
Mr. Keller estimated it would
cost $15,000 to install both
services.
Council promised a decision on
the suggestion at the July 4
meeting.
co nt ainin in mon i a and then u se
it to build' microbial protein. This
then supplies the animal's animo
acid and protein needs.
It is particularly important that
the urea be properly mixed in the
ration. The best way to feed urea
is to buy a protein supplement
containing some urea which can
be added to the grain mix, It.
should lie introduced into the
cow's ration over a three to four
week period. This avoids
problems*, of toxicity and bitter
taste by allowing the animal to
adapt to it.
Mr. Cressman says reproduc-
tive problems often attributed to
urea use arc usually the result of
other poor management
techniques. "
Cows in. early lactation
containing plant protein than
urea,." says. Mr, Cressman.
"If a grain mix containing Urea
is used, soybean meal should be
top dressed to high producers
during early lactation:-
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THE DRIVER CONCENTRATES as the turbo charged engine in this Ford strains
to pull the sled. The drivers must watch the RPM of their, engines in order to keep
the power at the ground for a good pull. (Staff Photo)
airy specialist
uggest protein alternative
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