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Spring brings new calves and
Farmers, merschah-ts getread for-Spfing
A new Spring season has begun school, Authorities see increases in,toial
V for the farmers of Huron andacreage
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For agriculture, which. is the g a"<' t.
Perth Counties and accgrding to g ; ,, '', }� '""�•
main indusxry in this part of ' province as the major -shift in crop
statistical forecasts, the coming ' 1r' y
year will be a good one for < Ontario a good future has been 4. , patterns here.
agriculture. predicted. Corn acreage could grow by 25
Main St. in Seaforth is also to 30% to a total of about 1.25
Ontario's farm cash .receipts" ansion'''
getting back into the swing of should reach $2.3 billion this p
Spring with most stores startingwill come . at, the expense of
million acres, and this ex », a
year, up 15%n,,,from 2 billion in soybean and cereal grain acreage,
their hew hours and remaining •1973. •Cash income on Ontario
open on Friday nights. farms should be u 20°!o to $81'0 some farm leaders think: High
p prices available for corn means
Children are getting a little million, according to Statistics
11 that some land may be taken out
restive with the,.,winter routine °^
Canada forecasts, `
and are, looking forward to the of vegetable productign to grow
time when spring means an end Cash .crops, which' usually the more profitable corn and that
'to heavy. winter .clothes and a account for 30% of farm income many farmers will,sell corn on he Kids
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chance to run around the in this province ar �'nereasing market rather than fed it to thelfr, K 1 d s fishing
countryside instead of"attending their contribution to f "Cm income. own fivetock.
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