HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-08-07, Page 2SMALL WRESTLERS — Engaging in arm wrestling at
Friedsburg Days in Dashwood Saturday were Robert Masse
and Dan Becker. T-A photo
FRIEDSBURG DAYS FLOAT — Jeremy and John Becker on
the V.L. Becker and Son float, a third place finisher in the
"2001" theme division of the Friedsburg Days parade.
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AN AUSTRALIAN VISITOR— Helen Hurley (left) of Melton,
Australia, a member of the Victorian. Young Farmers, spent
this post week in Huron County at the Howard Pym farm at
Rfil Centralia. With the Australian visitor is local junior,
farmer and host Joan Pym. 4
Australian finds
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While Australia and
Canada may be an ocean
apart' there's very little
difference in the agriculture
of the two countries ac-
cording to a visitor from the
Australian state of Victoria.
Helen Hurley a 23 year old
public school teacher from
Melton, north of Melbourne
has been in Ontario for the
past 11 weeks taking part in
a program sponsored jointly
by the Victorian Young
Farmers and . the Ontarici
Junior Farmers.
For• the first seven weeks
of 4er Ontario visit. Ms..
Hurley had a good look at
agriculture as practiced in
the eastern portion of ' the
province.
Acting as host for her one
week visit. to Huron county
was junior farmer Joan Pym
of RR 1, Centralia.
In Australia, Hurley's
parents farm 350 acres with
wheat, oats and barley their
major crops. Their farm is
considered small by
Australian standards, she
said.
One of the major dif-
ferences between Australian.
and Canadian agriculture is
in livestock operations. She
said there are very 'few
feedlots back home with a
majority of the cattle ready
for slaughter coming off
grazing lands.
Agriculture in Ontario is
much' more intensive
compared to her state but
she noted farmers in both
countries share an interest in
labour saving devices.
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agriculture between the two
areas is that no corn is grown
in the state due to the lack of
moisture.
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the Hurley farm begins in
May or June when the crops
are planted, just prior to the
onset of their winter. The
crops) continue to grow
throughout the winter and
are harvested in either
November or December. For
grain crops Australia
agriculture is quite
dependent on the en-
vironment as they have no
drying facilities.
Ms. Hurley who will be
moving on to farms in north-
western Ontario after
another few weeks in south-
western Ontario said she has
really enjoyed the Canadian
hospitality and that the
cross-pollination of ideas
between the two farm groups
should be beneficial. In
Australia the young farmers
are very active in the
promotion of agriculture,
she stated.
Ms. Pym explained that as
part of the exchange two t,
reps from the junior farmers
will be spending three
months in Australia and two
months in New Zealand next
year.
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