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just the same, as "The Flying Boy,"
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in the Chinese and Spanish lang-
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the entire library.
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Seriously hampering the training
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fiord and Ethel Ford Trucks
irellepione «R 2037 •A D. Maciirillisim Winghamo Otit.
Catering to 'the appetites of
hungry livestock; ii as become a
scientific pursuit and the modem
mill owner prepares his formulas
with the same consideration and
care as a dietitian in a restaurant
or hotel. Whether intended for
COWS, chickens or turkeys, rations
are no longer prepared by guess-
work, Scientists- have investigated
dietary requirements and, know ex-
actly the nutrition content neces-
sary to raise, healthy, productive
livestock.
Although scientists can recom-
mend the ingredients and prove.
their efficiency, it is up to the
millers to grind and mix the quality
feeds upon which the farmer relies
for the health and welfare of his
-stock
Maurice Roy, manager of L'a,ur-
entide Milling - Liinited in St.
Jerome, operates one of the most
modern mills in Quebec. Educated.
at Oka Agricultural College and at
the Macdonald Scheol of Agricul-
ture, he has brought to his business
the newest ideas in scientific feed-
ing' of livestock.
' Fire destroyed- Laurentide Mills
in July, 1954, but from.the ashes of
the first ,mill rose the present
seven-storey building . with its
modern processes and equipment;
The. mill Was the first in Quebec
with a blower to control dust.
Labor-saving devices were instal-
led, and many of the process
machines were designed and built
by Mr, Roy from models he had
seen while attending grain confer-
ences or visiting modern -milling
operations.
Most of the - grain processed at
Laurentide 'comes- from Western
Canada., From freight cars it is
transferred ,to storage bins on the
seventh floor. Each bin holds from
three' to four cars of grain. The
grain is graded by size and in a
grain separator the dust- is remov-
ed by an asperator.
_Through a system of piping the
grain returns to the ground floor.
If it is to be. sold as whole grain,
it Is bagged on an automatic scale
for immediate sale. If, however, it
is to be used in the formulation of
special -rations"; -it is further pro-
cessed and blown into any one of
20 bins,•each with a capacity of
4.0,000 pounds. In these :bins ;are
stored the various ingredients
such as soybean. meal,. fish meal,
alfalfa meal, ground oats and-
grotuld corn, used in the different
feeds,
Feeds are mixed in a triple action
horizontal mixer. Each ingredient
Is weighed individually and .added
automatically to the mix by Means
of • an aii?-operated. control panel.
Ingredients such as vitamins and
amino acids which are required in
small quantities are -premixed" in a
special tumbler. Such premixes
are made well in -advance -to save
time in botching finished. formulas..
When tallow is required it -is in-
jected 'under hot air pressure "di-
rectly into the mixer,
At Laurentide, each batch of feed
is mixed for four minutes. It is
then returned to the seventh floor,
and after a further cleaning pro-
cess is stored • in smaller bins.
From here it travels to, the pellet
machine or the molasses Mixer
depending on its final destination,
Not so many years ago all chick-
ens, whether destined for the laying
pen or the killing shed, ate the
same food. Today, however, that
.is not the case. The broiler ration
mixed under Mr. Roy's supervision
is as carefully planned as a baby's
formula.
At Laurentide, 'broiler ration's are
mixed *in the big production mixer
on the first floor, Gound corn
which supplies the energy require-
ments for the bird is the basis for
the broiler ration. However, in
prepdring -each ton of feed,. part of
the corn is replaced with other
products which supplement' nutri-
tional deficiencies — soybean oil
meal, fish meal, limestone and
others.
The removal of corn fro mthe
diet to add these supplements re-
duces -the energy content of. the
mix, To restore this content liquid
fats are added by a tallow machine,
The tallow is heated with steam to
a liquid is kept in a 100,pound
reserve tank at. a constant temper-
ature of 150 degrees, The talloVv is
injected into the feed by air
pressure with the air heated to. a
temperature of 150 to 160 degrees.
The amino 'acid most likely to be
deficient is methionine, a- constant •
ammint. Of which is necessary to
produce each ounce of body weight
and to promote featheringo
At 4aurentide Milling, .rnethion-
ine is added- -in the premix °per--
atiOn. In this process all lit»
gredients added in small qUantities
to the formula .arethoroughly and
evenly mixed in a ttinable'r machine.
Familiar ingredients such as salt,
-calciu mend Vitamin .4 are- cturn7
ed, together with Such .less familiar
materials as choline, minadine,
methionine, vigoftto and anti,oxi,
dant—just a fe-vv% of the contents in
a balanced broiler ration,. Twenty,
five or 30 pounds Of the premix go
Into the big production mixer to.
produee one torj of feed.
Diet 'Kitchen for the Broiler
MAURICE ROY CHECKS the qUality of his dairy ration as it is bagged
by an automatic scale, Rations for cattle receive the same attention
as those for broilers.
New Styleside Pickup! Cab-wide body gives extra style end extra room. Extra
strength, too, from heavier new bumper to •wrap-around 'rear body Corners.
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New Cab Interiors! l asy on
the eye, easy to drive in, easy
to keep up! New' standard
upholstery is twice as durable
as last year's rugged fabrie.
New Custom Cab features- 2--
color dash and doer panels,
chrome-trimmed instruments,
of foam rubber in the seat,
Canada's LoWest-Priced rirte
of Tilt Cabs! Can carry a 2-ft.
longer body than a conven-
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'longer trailer) and keep within
the same overall length. Out-
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' maintenance costs.
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Only Ford makes a Six, as well as V-8's, with a
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new savings features, Thriftier never carburetion. A
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