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WINGHAhl
Phone 357-13830
and BRUSSELS
Phone 120
CRAWFORD, SHEPHERD & MILL
J. H. CRAWFORD, Q. C.
Jt. A. SHEPHERD, M.A., LL.B.
A. A. M. MILL. 8.A.. L. L. E.
D. A. RANN
FURNITURE STORE
Licensed Funeral Director and embalmer
PHONE 36 or 65 BRUSSELS, ONT.
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OPTOMOTRIST
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Tuesday. Thursday, Friday. Saturday A.M.
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Summer Cottages
11' Churches, Schools, Halls
Extended cost/rage (whelk
smoke. water damage, falling
objects, etc.) is also available,
AGENTS. ...ames Keys, RR 1, Seaforth; V. J. Lane, RR 5, lisafortO.
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handling and storage systems.
Careful planning is a must 4),
Setting up such a system.
NOTICE
Anyone interested in a tour of
a Jewish. Synagogue in Toronto
during the school holidays
Classified ads pay off.
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THE BRUSSELS POST
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SOX 156 WINGHAM JOHN MAILLICF
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prestige resort hotel overlooking. tropical
park an.. Yacht Harbor. Superb cuisine and
Unexcelled service. Planned program of en-.
tertainment. . . . concerts. Luncheon and
Dinner Music. Dancing nightly in Terrace
Room. Affiliated 18-hole Golf Caine and
Swimming Pool. 24hour Garage Service,
Season--October to May.
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NATURAL FERTILIZERS'
GIVES GOOD RESULTS
Guelph — 'The soil provides
Huth biological anti chemical
treatment that is saperior to
any roan-devised treatment
ilstem to date," "Professor 'I',
.I.ano, Department of Soil
Science, Ontario Agricultural
College, told farmers attending
Farmers' Week at Guelph re-
cently that cropping systems in
Southern Ontario alloW for an, eX-
cellent method or disposal
livestock wasles and at. the same
time provide eonsitieraple value
as fertilizer,
The main ingredient of manure'
which is both useful and a,
problem is nitrogen in the form
of nitrates. Nitrato poison-
inp• of livestock from consum-
sihaZe green forage con-
taining ox(-ess nitrates lugs been,
known for many years'. How-
ever, excess nitrates are taken
up only if the applied rates of
fertilizer or manure are extrem-
ely high, Similarly, water that
is high in nitrates can be a
hazard to the health of the an-
imals and humans.
However. Professor Lane
points out. at recommended rates
of a pplieation, the nitrogen
manure does nof firesent a water
pollu Hon hazard or' ii poison
h a 7a rd f or livestock."
Soil scientists have given OS-
Hmates for the minimum acts-
age of land required in continu-
ous corn. for the Utilization of the
nitrogen in manures as well as
the minimum acreage required
far pollution control. For in-
stance, the manure from 100
dairy cows require a minimum
of LOU: acres of corn land for ef-
ficient utilization of the nitrogen,
To this case there is no pollution,
danger unless all •the manure is
Put_ on lesS than, 50 acres.
There is little danger of soil
pollution resulting from excess
nitrogen if a farmer knows the
nitrogen content of the manure
and applies it aecordingly. In
I the, example of dairy cows, the
1 00 cows 'produce 14,000 pounds
of nitrogen.in a year.
The fertiliZer -value of the
manure produced in one year by
omit' dairy cow is about:, $21) talc-
inlo consideration the nitrO-:
phosphala and potash at
"rcepled market prices.
.A large problem facing farm-
ers in Ontario who want:. to use.
the manure for fertilizer is stor-
age. Because the ground is froz-
en. or muddy For about six months
of the year, the storage required
ments Must be sufficient to hold
(be manure for that length of
time.
When considering a storage
I system four points ImiSt be con-
sidered: (1) the alliount
buthurt, prodneed: (2) the dis-
posal cost of each system:
bate fertilizer value of the man-
: ore- (4) !he availablity of crop-
land on which to spread the
manure.
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ion p..fitekti to it
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