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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1945-06-22, Page 3(. 9,06,1 d+ from ',PAP) 2). -arti at breakage .could be obviated if — very egg station operator made >lure, /bet eve>* ,pro4Ufel@i'-i•'NFas •aU.ppliea, With a p peX° iallvei'Y`eaae, a4l1 soand 'Pa 4b: t ate0(41. e, atltb i *0. a1' +sa mils= kwit *#•ttetk004 44b9U 1 -Itis glypi to SiOlyiaVilltt Atirda With adeegitate,.a'hell`. *04" '11114344' era,1,' t• ?!; • Issmtilxgper 1. , i`ttion, 8414 *# germp or pentanes, le the cause. of, about 25 'titer cent of .all deaths a0o4g 01ew1P =born` farm eltimal$, {: A. • iki'g nr TQ Improve Quality of '}lay, In producing gnalitlr haT, title three 'of barvea't i kerYe P- rtaOg. because r, .as the plants mature there is a de- •creatie in the percentage of protein and. an increase of the fibre content. This'= deoreaee in protein du young al- °dalfa. goes from over 20 per cent, and in eeover to less than •10 per cent •'when, 'fully matured. The same is true .'oftimothy, except that the de- • crease starts at 10' per cent ,and is. reduced to below 6 per cent when ripe, Protein is the expensive part ..of the ration and fibre is •practically s indigestible, so why not harvest the ,crop when the percentage of protein •4 is high and the fibre low? The- proper. time to cut alfalfa is '' when between 10 to 20 per cent of the plants are in `bloom, says W. S. " 'Richardson, Donniniop. Experimental ,, etation, Lennoxville, P.Q. Red clover • v •r, THERE 15 NO OTHER TOBACCO FOR PIPE OR ROLLING TOUR OWN OBTAIN. THEM AT YOUR HYDRO. SHOP 141.442 ARME WHEN BUYING SYNTHETIC RUBBER TIRES CHOOSE THE TIRE THAT IS PREFERRED BY TIRE -WISE MOTORISTS COAST-TO-COAST FOR... MILEAGE DEPENDABILITY TROUBLE-FREE PERFORMANCE IT'S r GOODIVEAR NOW, AS ALWAYS, THE FINEST TIRE MADE. r SEE YOUR GOOD EAR'• IALER � ;r----.,r:.�• �n ten;, : r�S'wr# d Pi IS 0o1.44° be'eut when about :50, per cent ial , b1.00n3, 'a>lui 1 zr.Atl Y at the `'#rst blooi$ ' As all the 14ay cannot .be ,cet•; osu". the sg.iueyd y,, it isadvisable to r$teirt 'before theee stages of maturity are 'reached, in order that the Iasi' de)d's will not"' be left too late. By cutting hay early this year, dive -stock.. production Will be improved next win. ter, Home Frozen Fruits and Vegetables For the housewife, the preservation of fruits and• vegetables by freesin,g is. 'a much simpler operation than canning. It also involves less ardti= ous work, However`, the home freez- ing of fruits and vegetables at the present moment is available only to those who have access to a cold stor- age locker plant or ,who possess a freezing unit in their homes, states the Division of Horticulture, :Central Experimental Farm, Ottawa, in a pamphlet on the subject., Full details are given in the pamph- let about the preparation and pro- cessing for freezing of fruits and vegetables, such as asparagus, beans, corn on the cob, corn off the cob, cauliflower,. broccoli, peas, spinach, squash and pumpkin; and the fotlow- ing fruits: 'Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, cranberries, • loganber- ries, boysenberries, youngberries, currants, gooseberries, blueberries, cherries, apricots, peaches and, for culinary use, apples. Frozen fruits and vegetables pre- pared in the manner directed, if kept at• a temperature of five degrees above zero or lower, will keep satis- factorily for a full year, and when used are scarcely distinguishable. from the fresh •product. ' When fruits are to be made ready for 'the table, they should be allowed to thaw out slowly. That takes "about six hours in an ice box, or about four hours at room temperature. Most fruits taste better if served before they are entirely thawed out, that is, when. there • are still a few frozen bits Left in them. The cooking of frozen vegetables depends on the kind of vegetable, the type of container, and whetfier a brine pack or a drypack has been used. It is not necessary to have extremely low temperatures in freez- ing. Products' frozen at zero to five degrees below are Ala—as good in palatability as those frozen at much lower temperature. A. copy of the pamphlet, "The Preservation of Exults, ,and Vegetables by Freezing," may be obtained' by writing to the Dominion Department of Agriculture, Ottawa. $RAFORTII MMO S. ,.Itevrolet and, liidsrnobge ,rD alwire, Pi-IS+IE 14t • $D=i=lls l i • Bring Bee Swarms Back To Hive If a swarm • of bees is allowed to abscond, the honey crop of that colony is also lost, is the timely re- minder given to Canadian beekeep- ers by the Dominion • Apiarist, C. • B. Gooderham. In the handling of 'na- tural swarms of bees, he says, if the ,queen's wings are" clipped she will be unable to accompany the swarm when it issues but will be, found on the ground near the entrance orthe hive. She should be caught and placed in a small 'cage or box, and 'while the swarm is still in the air, the old hive should be moved to one side and a new• one, containing 'drawn comb or full sheets of foundation, put . in its,. place. The cage .containing the queen is placed at the, entrance of the new hive, and as soon as the swarm returns, she is released. A queen excluder is then' placed over the new hive and the supers from m , ve e nlaGod ,tin a'u w 5ta i ajG once, er• aliowed tP: stan ' a,Ioor;; xde the new 141ve ter a week 44d . then ,tppveLL, "16:'*ter la the I?etter way beCaUee• It adds ta; 04.e rytre,A of the •a'`raatkztl. Aix' celia't4uc1 +be �iestxPyl 4nhQ parent cscrity ;fxr��n 0' iff>1<f,e after lite Aw40, ` as 108140 to Preeellt afte' swaT"•104ing4„ malt 4 rung .. 9:14 n+' stalled, Thaw who. 4p n.ot care to ...WV. the gueen'a wings blase 'fQRQW the same procedure of moving the: old hive, and, after capturing tba aw.arm, ilB4Bing it to a naw hive on the old stand,, 1R 'desirable, the. par- eat colony; may , be broken up into ' uu ,lei :And each part given. a .. anew 411001, ipc BT � ' �o>xt hh zraxk ,ttpit,, leaving D1 e great er t caxri¢r 'a stall, of rrJ l atiozi, e0,irecia1WY, times "are =lips Susi �P gT ;,, d,)ic8 'on aakxthing.b ter' evVoe. were u `tile ¥iddze.Ager.are• twat sT ' a alxi�°, ra ' 7?x too; inclined; tq' ak0"tbia : nenaea .e; r 3� .; pi'itlla:''':;:ht..Qni .throng=: tbe< lightly, t4 regard they Sze ju•6t'a rni -f 4•3401.0.AQ./.derll 'QuaXy' '4414.'. ? ax a altixglig i these beets freed tut Your cvuzatry lltpuse-lteepizig, .=aci d= ??{ , the faarzny4r51'1, outtauil+liht bage should . be uru,ed; sir ':i?urte l 3.R; earth or 'litre. every ,d .y, Manor leave' food! uncovere„d,+ ►arttcU ly' milk, and wis4,41 Pltita +I vege, tables befo$a `4eingthetix,' ...4.0 ware„ your fiyr screens are rnrrthy .of their important ti 'h. 4 ba;nglnl , 4.00r of olie SeAli bele pay 40 Irreparable damage' to your faience heaps*. 441'04ot140alf ' talzmixeTs;, oat h; new1T hatehed t,fly1et,,. alco»Pi? * *7:potential tentiaj 'Carrier of dtaeaae. ;It is 041e4tifl ,Uy .bre, lle?}ed :that house =ilea spread d,, : eT, tub- erculosis, 4y'sentry' ati# 10agiiblY 1.21 - battle paralysis, TheTtle'•.. Jthis as part of their deadly.ralit* aUght2 in'g in outdoor, �privvte,.s, a+�t '•atiair* panes, decaying garbage ., on any I'll own a G�nerai:Motor truck' • • • - sir lo -recent years, Canadian farmers have overcome a multitude of difticulties. Despite labour shortages, storm and weather hazards, they have con- sistently increased production, and harvested the record crops so vital to a nation at war. `They have been handicapped, by lack' of proper distribution facilities, in getting produce to market, farm -fresh. Many who realize the time and labgur a General Motors truck would save, look forward hopefully to the time when they are again available. That time is coming...' The time when Victory signals a General Motors change -over from war to peace production ... the time when all the experience, engineering skill and productive power now being used by General. 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