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further lnpDve the _
value of the % at . m¢
'b feed iia late bales and stacks, the
Hogans move thelia to a wind, break yard near
the barn and regulate the ceding, wig an
electric *ea.,.Thiey use tlho same an
cafe areas in he ep ng stalks or.
sun* wasted d the. winter feeding,. dits
-as -g..- ue-spr Outside ..
try"We S tokeep th ehi theesi'
yards as much as . osslble, as' wether
als
p, dieing r to avoid disease
problems m the barn, says Nay:
They also have all of the cows calving m.
Match and April so as not interfere with field
work in May They Weed most of the Uncia:
in August an wlieat'atubble to amid the Ivey''
soil conditions and bud.► time periods ht 'the
Fa n pa le r + o sn t
reflect zeality ( FA
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for concern, and that these cold, impersonal
government papers don't reflect the reality in
the country.
He said the OFA will be discussing the
white paper with govenuneart and elected
officials soon, and he will be reminding them.
all of the statement made by Prime Minister
Mulroney at the recant First Ministers'
Conferenye. Mulroney said, "I don't know
that there's an, area of our national .economic
life where_ there- has- been a greater
productivity increase in the last 15 years than
Canadian agriculture. I don't know of-a'sector
that •has received less in return in terms of
reward`for that individual'effort:"
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tunately that is -rte true,. as much: as I wish it -
was d
*are still many areas on ourlarm:
khat
',be improved, however I think I can
�saay'we.have been able to make the
c w-calfrand t crop sectors on our farms
.work mutual benefit."
Ray''i felieves if they were not using mg
residues for feed and marginal land for
pasture, and if they were not practicing
conservational tillage, they may not have
been able to survive in the farming business .'
this long. Beyond just mere financial survival
the cattle and conservation tillage practices
are helping the family conserve the soil on
their fans, Ray observes.
"Cattle have been called the perfect no -till
machines," says Ray. "They not only convert
solar energy to beef; but most of their forage
can be producedon marginal land. In addition
they also come equipped with a stalk chopper
on front and a'manure spreader on back. Not
even John Deese could invent .a machine Brae
that:"
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