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Front brown midttila to leafy trait 'some seedy
campanae would: -have- you beieive there's a
maai.c "silige" gene airs there. Well, at
Piuneei- $;i-ttred Limited, we. believe
otherwise. As with. gt'ain meditation, it takes
total nathkage of key agronornic. traits to
make a:•reat earn hybrid for silage use.
Pioneer* brand „.art's hybrids r'eeotzrmende4
for silage offer top tonnage yield potential,
high. grain content for maximum, energy
avail hi11ty atilt mar itianal value, and
superior^ fibre digestibility—each contributing:
to that all-important bottom, line: more,
effecterrt milk praduCtiatr
a0, if you're tired of .an the hype about se -
'coifed; "super" silage hybrids'tbat disppuint
Yea in'the feed bunk: or rnit:k tank, talk to
Your' Pioneer sales representative today
about the trite leaders in silage p rforn ance,
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br Pst Living tetu
narctooreloOst.
Jay Campbell is
.man, Who gives
long range 'forecasts,. but
ho lengthened .that range,
considerably when lte was.
a, guest speaker at a: pro -
dueller
; p.
ddeer rtaeeting. in
1141461)Qin Febxct�y,
The impact of Jal Nina.,
otr this year's weather and
the abnormal conditions
scoo to date, w *cen-
tre:
rkte:cen-tile: of Campbell's piresentaa '.
tagn, Re said ine of rpto-
gists•bad se.en it bidding,
and talci ng; place for *Out
a year and a halt to, two
'years. "It's guiding. our.
weal** the moment,.' If tnpbell's forecast
aoines trrie; farmers will
be looking at above nor-
mai;
ear ,mal; temperatures in
Marche 4114 April with
below horral pretcapita-
tion. "filar to its. 198,"`
said �p� _
et'll'l a.v "almost 4,
taste•oi-suninner in .ay,
with tempe,ratures above::
normal and precipitation
increasing, ..
ong
'precast
Tho month of June
should bu'one with normal
temperatures and clo$.e kd
normal predipitaltion
showers. ,
In July , n ,can loon. for;
hot weather - similar t
that of 1913, • said
Campbell.
approaches the converse
aatpat t LA, Nina, I Nhw s
litt113 sister, will be telt
bringing cOoler than nor-
mal and :wet cenditnons.
Ca npk li:'s b4ckgrounri
is a prQfesssional ineteurnl»
ogist, Re got involved in .
Jlay ai hal ll ,(loft) talks with, Allso-Scott, of the
Luleknaw anti Riatrict tperativet, at the pro-
au.oer meeting in Luoknaw last month,
(Livingston photo);
The, vest of the summer
'should `come with, more
normal uiperature;s: --.
sirculat tp what. we expect,
However., as, fall
broadnasting:,becauso. "tn
my opinion the :agricultur:-_;.
al.,poniti unity:wasn't .as:
Welk served as, it should •
b"
e
cereals:
Put, aside the idea of
haivesting: cereals forthe
sale of grain. Qat$, wheal,
barley unci triticalebi hacayn.
produce .
digestible, forage for f i
At 'Agriculture :rind
Agri -Food ' Canada's."
Nirrxrarrdi>a Research
Parrrr.in. Quebec, a study.
ofcereaYs harvested as for -
showed • a hig.hty
digestible forage, with
acceptable proteirn,conteut,
and dry, matter,' couch;. be'
he s
arty mals
produced. a'i' ,tu.
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revea10d, early harvesting,
at the oriset°of cereal head,
ing, and adequate nitrogen
fertriization, at a rate of
approximately: 100 kg, Po ..
hectare, imue
prod the
ntrtrieitt: value, .cif cereal ,
forages.
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Agri-Fotid Canada).
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