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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-04-24, Page 16PAO �+. n + a?Mt. NE s?ls' E+ f I NUBS AY .APRI14 4r 1 7$ initiates rase Ontario's Minister of Agriculture and Food, lan, Wi liaanl & Stewart, has an- nounCed . that in conunction viritlw the. overall government policy. of conserving. energy throughout the Province by a comprehensive Energy, Management Program, his Ministry will be conducting a n rnber of research projects to provide answers to ways to reduce the consumption of energy as It applies to aggriculture, and the production of food. Mr. Stewart's statement follows the speech tabled in the Legislature on March 26 by Bon. Dennis R. Timbrell, Minister of Energy for Ontario, in which he stressed the need for the Province to take action necessary to ensure a reduction in its total demand for energy in the years ahead. "Ontario currently imports 80 percent of its total energy requirements, and has one of the highest per capita rates of energy consumption , in the world," Mr. Timbrell said. "By the early 1980's there will no longer be sufficient crude oil to rpeet Canadian feedstock requirements west of ' the Ottawa, Valley. An even more. alarmig fact is that Canadian - produced natural gas supplies are already beginning to fall short of total Canadian needs and committed exports." The goals of the Government Energy Management Program include the improved management of energy distribution and consumption, and the encouragement of voluntary `conservation across the Province. The Program will coordinate, on a long-term basis, energy management projects undertaken by other ministries, industries and the public to reduce the rate of growth in energy consumption in Ontario by one-third over the next five years, resulting in a cutback in total energy ex- penditures by about one billion dollars a year by 1980: Outlining the steps to be taken by his Ministry, Mr. Stewart said the primary ob- jective would be to encourage the reduction of energy con- surription in farm operations across the Province. The dryinA and fertilization of corn, for empl accounts for 82 percent o! the , totalenel'gy ►t Aja, cook Production. 00he of our research ob- jectives will be to reduce the dependence on high cost pprroper for drying," said Mr. Stewart. "At present it would take 4.4 Tanen gallons of a�.. r,. �v *..-ca Vev, ...ow,iu�y a.. • ya.r�r Dollars bg Williang.ILMartbs • Special Consultant to /AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES • If you're like most people, you are probably on ' the verge of deciding that you cannot af- ford to buy meat anymore. Well, it doesn't have to be that way. There are a number of things you can do to save on meat. The first step is to get tO know your butcher. And, more importantly, get him to know and like you. He knows more about his selection of meats than anybody else, and he can steer you towards the.real bar- gains and away from the los- e e ers. And if he is acquainted 447 e with the size 0 ope of your Tam- ily,hecan sug- a -e gest items es- pecially suited to your needs. It's a good idea though, to go in with a good working knowledge of meats. I'd suggest reading the booklet "101 Meat Cuts." It's available from the National Live Stock and Meat Board, 365 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60603. It costs 500, and it's well worth it. One surefire way to save on Wit- is to buy--the.leas:ex .. ,-_--...... sive cuts. Chuck roast and round steak. have just as Much flavor as the more expensive cuts. All they lack is tenderness, which y you can add with any commer- cial meat tenderizer or your own marinade. And one last hint. When you're at the supermarket, make the meat department your last stop. An empty shopping cart makes it easier to buy too much meat. • Readers' questions are wel- come and should be sent to Box 5857, London, Ontario. e propane each year" to dry 100 million bushels of corn." Preliminary investigation of grain drying 'asysteims has•been done by a mission sponsored t)y the Ontario Grafin Corn Council; a contingent visited Europe to study methods of conserving energy and preserving grain quality. Other areas of research have been planned to get the best possibl value from the energy used food production, such as the .duction of fuel usage in gr nhouses, particularly in e vegetable production in - serve energy d ajstry; greater efficiency in the kiln !drying of tobacco; evaluation of existing heating and ventilation 'techniques and systems used for space con- di,,tiooing of farm buildings; and evaluation of production teehni. ues of field and hor- ticultural crops associated with field mechanization. Dr, J.C. Dennie, Executive Director of the Education and Research Division of the Ministry will supervise the implementation of the research projects and resulting technical data will be widely disseminated, COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVAI"IONS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL:' P.O. BOX .818 TELEPHONE CLINTON, ONTARIO 4012.7640 or 4124504 Don't Miss Mese Fresh Produce Values! 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