The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-09-13, Page 8Page 8- Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 13, 1978
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The five regional directors of the Huron County Federation of Agriculture were
elected at last Thursday's regional meeting of the organization. Directors for the
coming year are Jim McIntosh, RR 4, Seaforth, representing West Central
Huron; Rick Grenier, RR 1, Dashwood, representing South Huron; Gerry For-
tune, RR 1, Wingham, representing North East Huron; John. Van Beers, RR 1,
Blyth, representing East Central Huron and Merle Gunby, RR 1, Dungannon,
representing North West Huron. (Expositor photo)
Toronto Stock Yard Report
Total receipts at the
Toronto Stock Yard last
week were cattle, 7,300;
calves, 1,235; hogs, 4,800;
sheep and lambs, 635.
Al and A2 steers were
down 50 cents, but by the
weekend had regained
this loss.
Al and A2 heifers
followed the same trend
as steers and by week's.
end, good ,quality heifers
were strong.
Cows and bulls were
higher on a good market.
Replacement cattle
traded uneven on a mixed
quality.
Al and A2 steers were
selling for $62.50 - $64.50
with a high of $66.30. Al
and A2 steers sold for $58.
- $61.50 with a high of
$63.10.
Dl and D2
for $43 - $45.
sold for $40 -
sold for $37
went for $50 -
cow's went
D3 and D4
$43 and D5
- $43. Bulls
$53.
Replacement steers
weighing 800 lbs and over
sere selling for $58 - $65.
Replacement steers
between 500 and 700 lbs.
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went for $65 - $75.
Replacement heifers,
700 lbs and over went for
$57 - $65 and heifers 400 -
500 lbs. sold for $60. - $70.
Hogs sold for $69.10 -
$70.50.
Local high sales were
Lorne Hackett, R.R. 3,
Lucknow, one heifer at
1,010 lbs. for $62.75;
Bruce Colwell, R.R. 5,
Lucknow, 28 steers
averaging 1,190 for $64.60
and John Baks, R.R. 2
Teeswater, one cow, at
1,420 for $44.75.
The
graving world
of CO-OP corn
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The most exciting early
hybrid developed for
Ontario farms in years/large
ear with deep thick kernels/
unbeatable grain quality/
dries down .rapidly on a green
stalk/Excellent for grain or
early silage production.
Stalk strength to spare/
produces golden upright ear
well up on medium height
plant/excellent seedling
vigor/high test weight/dual
purpose for grain or silage.
This robust plant has
excellent stalk quality for
high standability/the large
ear is remarkably even for
a double cross/An excellent
choice for high energy
silage or as a dual purpose
hybrid for grain as well.
An outstanding single cross
continues to lead the field
for top quality grain
production/stalk stays green
while ears dry down rapidly/
fat cob of yellow corn gives
very high test weight grain/
makes great silage as well.
Lucknow District Co-op
Phone 528-3024