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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-05-20, Page 7ke's caws time .to adjust different feed, is es r Donald Griew, le- t Animal Hu4lband y, Agricultural College? ort : 'iILg. pasture afiy }gcrea$e their ruilk t e" 'lose bogy weight they can't consume wt. matter from the ems` young grass. °It is wise, ;r Grieve aldviseq, 't4 sogrie . -ha3� .1 . tib fie<lck. r stable. to counteract (Iem. 'g}t-e'nerg7 'gxla n. ancon corm may be desirable, 'e supplemental protein ary since protein re- ents at this time are not cr ea1, Mows, receiving silage as part of their winter ration, hotweyer, will not have such an adlusitment tQ Wa"ke since they shave" already been eating a stac- 'aulent feed. • ‘TredllOtian can be maintain - 'ed later in the summer by using several' acties," this dairty eat- tle specialist ,.suggests, "Inten- sive pasture im,anlalgesneei t .ils Parc- .of the answer since strip grazing and clapping. on. well n nagea;--. J ighAfer-:tility--- -Soils will' promote regrotwth of pas- tura• and stretch out the pasture season. Sumpt1Jus.. early -~season pasture or hay can be harvested and stored as hay1age far feed- ing as a pasture supplement later in the summer. This is jilr.91 Veit J ,; X�f�• r r li , .. ' "moi 1 ' `'631• t '�`: practical on many farms Pre- sently reaenitly using silos for winter storage if Corns only." While zero grazing_ involves mere lalbor, the tread ,or bring- ing ring - ing feed to the eotws' --•, daily c!hoppping of green feed or feed- ing -Out-of-storage--is incre'as- ing. '" it is especially appealing for. farms ecl,ualpped to feed large herds nnoc'hai icallty. of stoiaage feeding requires less;. labor than daily chopping a?Jd, �f;t.��•..:pi�.._i.ta>~atge::�a£�t right :time, -=a higher quality feed is produced. Using either of these systems - utilizes pias• tureland and results in more, ,uniformity of milk' flow. Plowmen y While summer weather has yet to make its appearance there are a lot of people who, even naw, are thinking 'of the cool, brisk days of Atutumq. They are the officials of the On- tario Plowmen's Association and the local York Country Commit- tee which this year will host the International- P 1 o w i ng Match at theey-Ferguson Farm, Milliken, clotber 13 to 16. - • The 1965 match will really represent _a hoarse coming as fan s York. Couf ty is concerned .for it was on York Copnty that the first. plowing match was .held iia 1913. • That .year saw 31 single -furrow 1ionse-drawn envae5 as o?inp'ared to the large nunber., of gonttestantlS. that will par'ticip'ate this year, Floyd Lashley, pecre'tary- ,manager of th , 11owunen's As- sociation, has said that -requests for exhibit space received to :date indicated .even greater in- ter -esu The Inter, datienal • 'Pro -Wing 'Maack, is', ; the largest : outdoor .agricultural event of its kind in Canada with its exhibit area lcovering about 50 acres. 114Iore than 300 exhibiitors will be 're- serving space and every type of equipment. 'used on the farm will be on display. On October 13 and 14, the show will be host to the Can - .ad -i -an F}otwinlg-- Co'uniil-- inr -conr- .ducting the annual Canadian Championship. Proximity of the mnaleh site to ' the Metropolitan area is ex- pected to result in all 'previous attendance records being brok- en. Crop Yields With such a'late spring, how VICTORIA DAY CELEBRATION MAY 24 New Holland Hayliner 268! , re's a hard -to -beat combination—big capac- at Iqw cost! -At the heartof the dependable ylinei49 268 is famous FJow-Action®. est feeding system on a, baler today. It .kes bales that are solid, square, uniform, d it easily handles tender, early -cut hay. Both e "268" and the long -tongue Hayliner 269 e•available in twine and wire tie. Bale - rower option -al- extra cost. EW HOLLAND tsy terms. 25 Years of Baler Leadership THE SQUARE 145 ESSEX STREET 'GODERICH, ONTARIO THIS WEE1CONLY, SATURDAY, MAY 22 Dancing 9 p.m. to Midnight Admission 75c per person NTREAL STREET 524-9934 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 Catering to Weddings, . Luncheons, Banquets. Etc. Phone 524-9371 or 524-9264 ''carp farmers overceMe the Rip the staidppint of eon'tihuvu's Van Winkle etferpts on ilieir operation, .is that of WIlliarns- creps ,,awn in Glengarry wh>,e"h: was "Farruers ?Q'U t normally organized in 1014: At present switch to earlier co•n,hylbrids," 240• fairs in Ontario are Spoon - says Dr. Stan Ye> -u g, Cxltip Sci- shred ;py Agricu'1tnral Societies mice Depiartmeni,..Qptario Agri- (with the attendance estimated eulttural Galle'ge, .0 use 1 p h: at six million poop'le. • .`There's not likely to be enough Fairs are classified. A, )3, and, seeds of early hybrid available,C aecording to the eXtenit o± . theag r.," ate second aiterna- 'their. operations. At present tive, changing to shorter sea there are 9 "A" Lairs, 46 "B": soil crags (like ,barley instead...and 405 in class ''"C". of- norm; -wfill---be-- a tricted.-in�.w _ ..-. _.Ti el 't fps _ , .-- lea' .._196 '' by lack, of the seeds of., .Pigs are born with eight better strains. ., sharp, needle-like bl'a'ck teeth. The answer? Dr Young sug- Unless rerritovetd, these teeth gests stressing the highest -yield- can irritate the sow er clause ing craps-glantt ng eorn in pre- injury to ,other ,pigs in the l4t- it erence to oats, 'for example. ter during the nursing period, "This is the year to put h fer- says, Mr. J. G. Norrisih, Depart. tilizefs, weed control, and in- anent of Animal Husbandry, On seelicides to the limit!" he tario Akrioulturai ' College, .states. Guelph. "Give every crop you grow These teeth eahauld, therefore, -'the-ehrani e -to produce all it can be clipped off at birth by using for ylau. Fertilizer require- elean sharp cutting pliers. The agents are easily determined by job mut 'be done carefully so soil tests; weed control with that the gums are not injured, 'chemicals can aid cultivation; thus avoiding possible places seed treatments will enhance for -infection. insect control. Comlbined with Pigs obtaining a certified thorough disease prevenition, health status under the Ontario the result must be unrestricted Certified Swine Herd policy eat yields. No. this is not the time' only a'bou't three pounds of reg - to merely scan recormnenda- ular feed' per pound of live tions.' 'It is the year to follow gain, says :Mr. J. G. Nori=isth, directions absolutely." Department of -Animal Huslband- For those wishing further in- ry, Ontario , Agricultural Col- fonnxa'tion, . Pu'blteatttion 296,• lege, Guelph. This is about 1965 Field Crop Recontanenda- ten percent less feed than re - tions, is available from either ctuired . by oonveritional pips. the Information Branch, On- _To achieve -this status, &;rine tario Deparbmert of Agricul- must be free of virus pig pneu- ture, Parliament Buildings, Tor= monis and ,atrophic rhinitis (V. onto 2,. or' your local Agricul- P.P. and A.R.). However, pigs tural Representative. There is just free of V.P.P. are also pro - still time to grow nigh -yielding: clueing similar economic • effitc- Crops. iency and growth. Fall Fairs Ontario's "Fall Fair" season HAD ANSWERS gets under way at , an early Mrs. Perry John:5ton of date this year with Richmond Goderich provided the an - Hill Fair openinlg its annual swers to questions appearing two-day event on May 14. ,From in a caption. under an old that date, until November 12 Ipicbure of the G,,oderich Vol- twhen• 1f1t,e- R cal Winter -Fair ;unte'er 11 'ire Department which' Opens., some 240 fairs in various appeared in a recent Sig - parts of `the Province will hold nal -Star. .She,stated the child their an.�ival exhibitions. on the vehicle at the far right Agrieult iu aLSaeietiPs, under. in- the picture was -her- -ueph- whose auspices . the fairs are ew, Billy Swiger, who now held, had. their beginning in lives in , Dearborn, Miahian. 1792 in Newark—now Niagara- Another child seated on the • c- - I • • • . • ' e�trucl�vuas-Bi • until 1,927: Ston of Victoria street, Gode- Today the oldest Fair, from rich. _- Jim McWhinney's bowling team took top honors in the eight -team Men's Town Bowl- ing League which concluded its season re- cently. Team members: Jim McWhinney, Minister of Highways Deb Shewfelt, Ron Durnin, Don McWhinney, Al Erb, Elmer Jenkins, and George Allison who was absent. Signal -Star photo The Hon Iriwn Haskett, On- Highway"No. 7, West of Perth and Highway No. 5 West of Cooksville. This is a three part program in which the police will; . (1) Examine drivers licences. (2) Examine insurance certific- ates of—ori e -s dr alterria tivelly evidence that pay- ment has been made to the Motor Vehicle Accident E'larms -Fund:; ; (3) -Department of Tr;ansrport per. ohnel will make a 38 - point safety" check of each car. .__.__._.___ TheIn past years tete prov�in.ci 1 first locations will be on police have relied on v isu 1 examinations when cars_ ha e been baited for inspection while the Department of Trans- port has used its equipment for voluntary 'safety checks only. "This is the.. first time the two ()hooking techniques have been used together," said Hon. Irwin Haskett. .'Mr. Haskett said that the mo - Safe -5i units will be moven tario Minister of Transport, an- nounced last week that in the interests of "highway safety, a new ,program of compulsory vehicle inspection was being in- troduced next Monday, •.n co- operation with,the Ontario Pro- vincial Police. Mobile. safety check units will be. _.sex up__:at -_..raadside-. weigh scales of the Department of Transport in Eastern and South- ern Ontario and the polite will direct _passing traffic into flip scale areas. each week to new locations throughout the provinice. He hoped that these checks would cause as liktle inconvenience as possible to drivers, • but owing to the traffic accident toll, it was becoming vitally important .. 4o ensure that-- motor--- vehicles - using our highways are in a safe- operating condition. Brake tt-sting machines and . front end _altigntmen-t-equipment will be used at each check site. 'The 'front end of each car will be raised off the ground, so ,that king ., ' • ' • , - er- ins, mechanism, wheeltbearifgs and tie res can be examined. Exhaust system, lights, and nrir- 1 rors will also un`tdergo..examin- ation. Cars thatpassthe saf- ety check will 'be given wind- hield stickers. . I The police believe that the more thorough examination made possible by the portable equipment will--reyeA-1--faults in cars that might escape attention in a yisual examinaii. Buick Skylark Sport Coupe Like your luxury in trim Deluxe, Sportwagon or Skylark, packages? Then Buick Special is each model delivers everything the car for you. Special, Special that the name Buick promises. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Daily except Sunday LEAVE GODERICH 12:20 P.M. ARRIVE STRATFORD 1:35 P.M. LEAVE STRATFORD 1:55 'KM. ARRIVE TORONTO 3:55 P.M. Convenient connection to Montreal, Atlantic Provinces. Low rail fares. For information phone your local C N Sales Office. R TO„0N c. 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"1,:,,1 l,l:tntetl .1: nt•rt•s e,f 't his dirt, land to corn. 1\ e spin application of airttrine: the eclno.;,lt'nt mt .; It,- .11r:a,tnt. 1; ,\1 t,n the itrst o; :1111'11, which war: l,lt;,it:;he•tl %el. and another ;t lh.. early post -emergent.. 'I'h, I.:Ina!•t.e•11 County - it & t'rol, improvement .N sot'11( ton s:tlt,er\ Neel this test. The result tet the .1trn.itle application \L1, itly neighbour, 1);,r%est et] an excellent ent ( cop in spit, ••: the dry season and grossed ; •i,ttoo from the 1- Nt're<.' "Without .A,trazine it would not he possible for many farmers in this area to ga`o A corn.. .Mr. I)unlop says. "S}aortnge of labour for cultivations, cofnbined with serious weed problems, would put them out of business. Atrazine repays its cost many times peer. After seeing the., results of split applications on heavy quack grass infes- tations, I wrmuld• say,it is almost a miracle chemical.” Atratin)65W is available in 5 Ib. bags and 50 Ib. cartons from farm supply dealers GODERiCH 524-8981 17-19-22 ORISONS (CANADA) LIMITRD, i234 'MURTON AVSNUR EAST, TORONTO 12. °NNTARfO