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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-10-19, Page 6• TE,, HURON :E (POSITt;1R, OCTOBER 10, 198.vat- er Tharnes. Ministry wsits Education and information concerning water and soil conservation is an important part of the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority's Difiyse Spurce Control Program. Special tours are just one melons by which U.T.R.C.A. attempts to increase the aware- ness of soli erosion and water quality problems that exist within the watershed, as well as illustrating what can be done to solve them. On Sept. 13.15, U.T.R.C.A. hosted a tour for the Quebec Environment and Agricultural Ministries to view various manure handling and erosion control sites in the Upper Thames watershed:- UnfPortttnately, no soil conservation pro- grams exist in Quebec, where there has been serious water quality problems in the St. Lawrence lowlands. Although conservation tillage has been adopted to some extent, technical and financial assistance regarding erosion control structures and manure storages are non-existent although strict regulations are in effect. Aware of the work carried out in the Thames and the on-going Water Quality study in the Pittock watershed (north of Woodstock), the Quebec visitors were very anxious to see control practices used by farmers. During the tour, farmers explained their operations and the advantages and disadvan- tages associated with their particular manure system. Some farmers indicated that careful management of liquid storages and spread- ing is required because of compaction of the land by heavy trucks and plugging of tiles caused from over saturation of the soil from manure. Spray irrigation of liquid manure must be done carefully so that manure saturation of the soil .011d subsequent runoff does not occur. Careful Consideration of farm expan- sion in the future is also necessary so that the size of the storage can 'handle the volume of farm manure. A visit to various erosion control sites and drain stabilization sites concluded the tour. Here they examined work completed on the Meisner Drain, Reynolds Creek,and several other private erosion control sites in Oxford County. Hoping to initiate a soil erosion and Custom farm water quality program similar to• ours, t}je Quebec Ministries staff expressed their thanks for a successful tour which provided them with plenty of useful information. In order for soil and water conservation to become more readily accepted. displays, slide presentations, technical literature and public tours are provided by U.T.R.C.A. The success and acceptance of UTRCA programs • has led to a 4 -fold increase in requests for erosion control assistance since 1980. Survey questionnaires will be mailed by mid-October to custom operators in Ontario. The annual survey provides information on rates for various custom operations to farmers and custom operators. Custom operators are encouraged to complete and return the questionnaire to G.A. Fisher, O.M.A.F., Box 726, Chatham. N7M SLI. New custom operators can obtain a copy of the questionnaire from Mr. Fisher. Summary results of the survey will be available in February from O.M.A.F., Box 159, Clinton, NOM 1LO. ATTENTION JUNIOR FARMERS The Open Junior Farmer Livestock Evaluation Competition will take place at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair on Friday, Nov. 11 at 9 a.m. Eight exercises (Dairy Cow Selection, Dairy Cow Evaluation and Sire Selection, Dairy Heifer Selection, Beef Cow Selection, Carcass Evaluation, Boar Selec- tion, will have to be completed and reasons work survey (written and/or oral) given on several classes. If you are intersted, please contact your provincial director or the Agricultural Office, 'Clinton,' before Oct. 27. HORSE JUDGE ENTHUSIASTS If you are interested in judging horses• and are planning to attend the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto, you should consider entering the Robert Graham Memorial Judging Competition. This competition is open to any resident of Canada who has not reached his/her 26th birthday on Nov. 1, 1983. Contestants are required to judge two classes of heavy draught and two classes/of light horses. Competition will commence at 9 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 10 in the Horse Exercise Ring (registration at 8:30 a.m. that day). For more information, please contact John Bancroft at 482-3428 by Oct. 24. F OF A LEADERSHIP—These young men were acclatrrred to the top three poets of the Huron County Federation of Agriculture at Its annual meeting held in Seaforth On Th sday, Oct. 6. Tony MCQuaII (centre) of RR2 Lucknow begins his second year as the organizations president while Doug Garniss (right) of Morris Township takes over as first vice-president and Paul Klopp of RR1 Zurich W second vice-president. ' SPECIAL! SCHNEIDERS SOFT MA GARINE LIMIT OF 12 LB. PER FAMILY JUST ARRIVED GENERAL ELECTRIC 1 LB. TUB WASHERS &DRYERS GENERAL ELECTRIC WASHER • Mini Basket • 6 cycles • Extra Rinse Cycle $599. GENERAL ELECTRIC DRYER SCHNEIDERS FAMOUS FOR QUALITY 9 VARIETIES COOKED MEATS BUDGET COMBINATION PACK 3 CENTRE CHOPS 3 RIB PORTION. 3 TENDERLOIN PORTION YOUNG. LOIN NkTA„ PORK CHOPS SAVE 70` Ib. 28449 • /kg a ery/e teoac 00 + • Timed Cycle • Auto Cycle • Perma Press $399 Tax 175 g PKGS. • Ib. CHOICE YOUNG ONTARIO "CENTRE CUT" LOIN PORK CHOPS SAVE ,1.00 Ib. SCHNEIDERS OLDE FASHIONED COOKED SMOKED - HAM 1 /2 s 8.80.93.99b 00 • + Tax SCHNEIDERS POPULAR 3 VARIETIES MINI -SIZZLERS FRANK 1>ICLING LTD. 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