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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-04-01, Page 18Page 18 Times -Advocate, April 4, 1981 COM1NG EVENTS NBNBIII NI1111 1lltl•Isell altl•MOINI l1111III1 t111sEll tIt1111tSUN ♦, • ;4plc• Non commercial form -related events will be advertised at no charge in this spoce.If you're interested in having on advertisement appear here just write 4 plainly and mail to: Farm Update Editor, c/o Times -Advocate, Box 850, Exeter. All advertisements must be received no later than the Friday prior to publication or they will be held over until the following week. n . Y �4, lo Re4/r o p P%e,�yCO °}/�°° 1,..,,, °��e'"/rrnN �O°°' ''' od °r 4o,IN aL%� _°Fo�1,ou OI. '�r4 frsaydO e,°2,C?e_ee04000 `ro/ es o/r/ o T PJqMoyu`:To cyouwoFre osbp,ca „/ % ¢y,O°r'lcPo S C A'o//C'p4eor49n .0 850 R 'h,J to hep April 1 -- Soil and Crop Management Seminar at Pineridge Chalet 9:30 - 3:30. Sponsored by Huron Soil and Crop Improvement Association. 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Centralia College of Agricultural Technology Huron Park, Ontario NOM 1YO ( 519) 228-6691 Ministry of Agrkufrur• Ontario and rood Come to Cooks for Western Wear from v "\\ Head to Toe We have • Hats • Shirts • Belts • Boots All Reasonably Priced To Make This spring Your Time to Go Western asgrow SEED CORN SEED CORN FARMER OF THE WEEK A Stephen township far- mer who produces more than 3,600 weaner pigs each year is working hard to organize similar producers throughout the province. Martin DeBruyn, RH 1, Exeter has helped set up weaner pig committees in every part of Ontario as part RX383-2725 H.U. RX36 - 2750 H.U. RX42 - 2900 H.U. RX38 - 2800 H.U. Come Grow With ASGROW Martin and Maryke DeBruyn pursue Sam along the stable corridor • of the Ontario Hog Producers Marketing Board. He said, "We will be making recommendations to the board on weaner related problems." DeBruyn said there needs to be more balance between assistance for weaner pig farmers and those specializing in market hogs. A stabilization program of one dollar for each weaner pig ends on April 1. This year DeBruyn ex- pects to get about $7,000 under a sow stabilization program while the maximum for a market hog producer is $30,000. He ad- ded, "It doesn't appear to be fair as we have the same imput costs, interest rates and risks." DeBruyn continued, "It's really rough on weaner pig producers. My Quality Swine supervisor tells me he has recently lost four producers in his area." A native of Holland with a university degree in hor- ticulture, DeBruyn moved to his Lot 18, Concession 4 farm some five years ago and has just completed construction of two new barns with 12,000 square feet of floor space. This is the first year he has reached capacity of 200 sows and eight boars. Breeding stock is also purchased from Quality Swine. DeBruyn replaces about on -third of his sow herd each year. The replacement price is about $200 each. Boars may cost as much as $700 but are kept possibly as long as five years. The young pigs are weaned at about four weeks of age allowing for 2.2 litters from each sow per year. DeBruyn receives valuable help from his wife Maryke in maintaining his large weaner pig operation. MASTERFEEDS For information regarding any MASTERFEED'S Feeding Program, Contact Murray Insley 229-8986 or Dennis Webb 228-6661. MURRAY INSLEY KIRKTON HOURS 8-5 — MON — FRI 9-5 — SAT 229-8986 o'v Or Olt RARO Irrc FARM SUPPLY CENTRES Hensall 262-2410 r DENNIS WEBB CENTRALIA HOURS 6 rm —Spm MON — FRI 228-6661 x3,000 REBATE on new Case 4 -WD's If you buy one of our new Case 4 - wheel drive farm tractors — model 4490. 4690 or 4890 — Case will send you a check for $3000 or you can apply the re- bate towards your down payment. NOTE: Government Agencies/De- partments do not qualify for rebate. Plus waiver of finance charges on all new Case tractors, any model, until June 1, 1981 We're trading high. See us now! 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