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Be sure to use proper seed Lately
treatment and soybean inoculant
Before headi-og off to plaid your 'COM Inanots. WireWOMS can be a
soybeans this vringo check to see if problem during the first or second seybe.,;In seed is untreated, use
you are using the, roper seed year opt of sod:6.80W maggots are Agrox
Ueehileut and socfwbear. mticubnt. often. '91,00 OR fields vidida larg
t e Where the, seed has been treuted
Soybeans harvested for seed last 'amount of decaying organic matter; previously, one of the other seed
fall may have become infected with for example wanuied sod, If either treatments containingD and 14
seed mould„ due to wet conditions of these insects may be a problem fungicide will provide the
at harvest thue. The mould which use a seed treatment containing I) protection you need from insects
can mattin on the Seed,. may reduce and L insecticide. and diseases this spring,
germination and vigour this wing. Your choice of soybean inoculants
To guard against seed mould and On soybean seed not previously is also an important decision. At
protect seedlings from 'insects and treated with a fungicide, use of an one time the only choice a sower
diseases this Ruing, use ta,e04 insmielde seed treatment gm injure had of incoculauts when soybeans
treatmentthe. seed. To protect the seed from were grown on land for the first
• All soybean seed treatments injury, a fungicide is .required. All tine was the granular inoculants.
contain a fungicide which will soYbean seed treatments contain Now, however, with the newer
protect the seed against disease. fungicide, but only the product sterile peat inoculants on the
organisms in the soil, and from As= B.3 contains enough market, most growers are choosing
seed mould. Some of the treatments fungicide to protect the seed, Thus, to use these products instead of the
also contain an insecticide for Jr you wish to use seed treatment fpnulaM OhlY when. the soil pH
controlling wireworms and seed containing an insecticide, and the Turn to page 18.
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Nature is a great thing to study
Today May 6, 1991 --the weather Niammoniminmiummornis
1PLEYtoday, cloudy, windy. and rainy--
how is that—sunny on Wednesday -
perhaps. by Ab Wylds
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Nature is a great thing to study.
Consider rodents.the animals that
are always chewing. The black pigeons we see flying,bodi in town
squirrel that calls the Thompson and country. But do you know our
grain elevator home is on its way native bird? It is the clove and you
over to my back door to rt one of see it in pairs --is it the morning
those dry walnuts which were dove or the, mourning dove?
thrown out for, it. Having found Answer next week.
one it will carry it back up the tree . Registration is now complete for
and sit there chewing away grinding baseball, softball• and soccer in
down its ever growing teeth. Ripley.
Thanks to the Ontario Forester on
The baseball teams consist of a
his way to the Ripley High School
mosquito team of 14 players.and a
years ago who found a starving peewee, team of 18 players. Both
porcupine dead in a tree by the these teams are full.
highway at Riversdale. It had not There will be five softball teams
used both sides of its mouth evenly this season, a mite boys and gids
and hence got a one sided mouth teams, squirt girls, peewee girls and
which it could not operate and
hence starved to death. A porcu-
pine is the Canadian hedgehog.
This writer, Ab Wylds, found
courses in commercial geography to
be most interesting one while
attending the Ontario College of
Education in Toronto.
Over here in my kitchen there are
several things which would serve as
topics—two are bananas and raisins,
odien could be meat, bread, and so
on --where were these things pro-
duced, how treated, routes they
travelled to get here and so on.
Everybody knows the farm
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Soccer has four teams scheduled
to participate in the Kineardine
league again this season. The tykes•
have one team, squirts have two
and atoms, one team.
There were not enough players
registered to form., mosquito
soccer league. Refund chNueswill
be mailed tO those, whodidregister..
for mosquito.
Volunteers are required to till
positions of coaches, assistants and
managers for all sports.
Ripley -Huron Recreation is also
looking for someone to act as
umpire -in -chief for baseball and
softball, Volunteers can contact Dan
at 395-3668. Make sure you catch
• some of the miner sports events this
summer.
Put yukkies: in their p ace!
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