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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-09-06, Page 2• 44 4 ot, 44 44 ,d; rer 1; 4„1:jt • 7;1 • ••,•--.••• • • - • ' ' • 0,11, aster Om study i,a:for the Own and - outIypg area The money was generated Tat h sportsfesrs adult dance, as well 8,8 the 20 different event.* associated with the weekend,longeelebratiOnef Attitini will be c �fw kOpants re,Ost TePre5el'i across • -4;••,. 4•0 ose starting a conservation system this year had the good fortune of following a bumper 1987 crop.. With the excellent growing conditions of last year came high yields, but more important from a • _conservation standpoint, a lot of vegetative growth. ' The 1987 stalks and crop debits •rnade Up the residue farmers had to • deal with this cropping season. InSomecases residue was so plea - • With: the poor growg. Se on 01 1988, resulting in reduced vegetative growth* the challenge ,will be to maintain this,20 percent cover, —Reducing, the:number of tillage passes helPrmaintain residue acb additional pais further brea the resiclueandineorporatelitil: —Depth of tillagethoid&be shallow, minimizing hicoilieiratlen of reSidUe; tiful thateCeasionally a moldboard.- plowedlieldatill obtained the 2o per —MiniMize the use of Mob Which nvert, chop ..or cut residue. These end to break down and further centsireiidue, level. 'However, the t niorporate the residue. situation is likely to change 1989: •i • alo trsei tiieek*ci eve*. recto St; (ANGLICAN), WINGHAM John Street at Centre ,Street THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF VVINGHAM AND BELGRAVE AO services fropithelitook of Cothmoti-Prayer, SUNDAA,,SEOTEMBER 11, 1988 1140 Matins Sunday School Registration Teddy:Bears Picnio Party •,4-106.**** Minister Rev. D. Madge • 0•;••••#* - Trinityrileigrave - 9:30 ant • . * *4'42* 4 A , • • • ; .•••• - - " Maple Leaf, 454g Canned Hams . • • • • • • * Orlinda, 48 oz Pure Apple. Juice Hills Bros., 369g Tin Coffee . w.f.** Heinz, 14 oz • • • • • * 0 • • • • .• • , 1 • • • • e • Beans in Tomato Sauce( • Trillium, 1 lb tub , . • r , • THE'SPOI!TSFEST98840MOITT months 001417.4*100 and Part.10PatOn finallyis. over. Committee inembers:afteigting -last weeks appreciation:#1' ht at the Winghath Ametiries buildingare Joalle,Reaviet,Watideteibold; Nahaytaing,'"'Glotta Workman, Marg and Phit Beard , A and Jim bote.''" • • = • • . • • • Beans, both SOys and white, seem the ,Itest-.'heye,- for farmers .to See reasonable returns new that cereal grains have been'harvested. Thisis according to Brianilall, erops specialist at the.0 letkethee Of the Ontario Mrtl'iltry.Of afigrfoultnie and Food. Rains Oti4 • have helped development Of • kite and seybeatl crops, MIS Hall says, With: Whit beans looking 4thetigh't Will provideclOse4t640imal-ylel I 6- Soyas also are' 1601ting° much better than exp !ted since the rains seemed to come at the right times, "It's nice to know there is a b�an 004, ht:,441 earlier Woriietaboutthe drought, Ontario White bean farmers .will likely.be. 'furtherhelped. with stronger priceS". Since crops in .the competing areas of Michigan .,and the JMinnesota-Dakota.. **Wing areas in theihnledi$toteS are..00kOis good as those in Ontario Expected yield 18 estimated at only seven btishilitoltiirt00. • . The bitigest.Oroblem for. .bean farrners IS the anlount of w in tields..Theleartes tally thful to white be:010.as they can • 01.1 gct orking \\ ith ‘,4)111(1 lor the beans. It may mean Y farmers have to spray to kill eeds_betore the harvEstAltfr. Yse had news for farmers is the op, "it isn't usiml that we a better bean crop panIcorn," floikever, tills year that tobethease» farmer 1IOW are faced with Sthi the C. bUt er ,the silage crop, he Oredicts Isom yields vvin y train tariners who will • - • • : • "ki •,••- • ,•••i•r , • 54t f '41$ 4? • • • • '"•• • , • 4. 4,1A• ,Qi?:i;••:. • • .4; , • , • :get only 25 per eerit ofnornitd yields to others Who Will get up to 75 per cent Very few will get ,010110 t� a norrnal.crop. • • , •The Other worry is -that therenity ly high nitrate levels the stadia of the corn because slow growth. This can cause isoiioning, of the cattle eating silage, as- well potentially -deadly silo gas. ifthere has been reasonable stock groWt nitrates shouldn't be a problem, he • says. • Things are loolting up fort who_ were worrying about the*gVestocic,this winter. Thur have iMproved yiellja, and; "There's not as 'mw panic as earlier," says Mr. Halt :„ • The. demand for hay has somewhat he adds a be plentyothay forwititer. A • With the,jz. cereal.ba coMpletedt the' wheat yieid good despite the weather barley and oats yielded an from 60 to 75 per cent of a crop.