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Cook's joins certified
crop care centre .
Cook's Division of Ger- Kimmerly, says the program
bro Inc. accepted an offer by has a proven track record in
Agrico Canada Limited to Join the U.S. where it has been
the newly formed "Certified established for several years.
Crop Care Centre" Associa- "Farmers associate the Certl-
tion. fled Crop Care Centre with a
Agrico Canada Limited, very high degree of profes-
part of one. of the world's sionalism he reports.
largest suppliers of fertilizer "They trust the member
materials, has introduced a business for sound advice and
new program for independent a complete range of crop care
fertilizer dealers in Canada. services including fertilizer,
The Certified Crop Care blending, application, soil
Centre program is designed testing, plant analysis, re -
to provide both marketing commendation and, in some
support and a professional cases, complete crop supply
association for selected deal- services of sea pesticides
ers who are primarily or and other related inputs.
exclusively supplied by Agri- Egmondville resident, Bill
co. Strong, of Cook's accepted
Manager of Market Devel- the crop care centre certifi-
opment of Agrico, Michael (Cate from Agrico Canada.
Will announce program
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ONE MORNING IN ,THE LIFE OF A VET—Last Friday morning Was spent travelling With
Dr. Brian Nuhn of the Seaforth`Veterinary Clinic. The last call of the morning was at..the
farm of Al Kqox to check a cow suspected to have milk fever. Dr. Nuhn is showh giving the
animal an inf"ravenous calcium solution in the main artery The clinic specializes in large
animal health and is the local dog pound. • (Wassink photo)
Rabies wor
les local vet
Continued from page 1 f
As a precaution, tarmers shou d be
considering innoculation of the rabies
vaccine in their herds, the veterinarian
suggests. •
ON THE ROAD
The second step of the morning was at the
farm of Ed van Miltenburg. Brian com-
pleted his herd health examinations for the
day. checking 30 dairy cows.
Brian explained a second method of
checking a pregnant cow is by bumping her
on the right side, with a closed fist. If a hard
lump is felt, a cow is in her seventh month.
This is a method a farmer uses to be able to
tell if a cow should be dryed up or continue
to be milked.
As a precaution to prevent pneumonia.
Ed said hp moved silcyPkng pelves to the
back of his barn where it was cold.
This past winter has not been good for
animal health. Respiratory problems have
been prevalent because of inconsistent
weather. "Farmers should be vaccinating
with IBR, to combat a virus causing
respiratory and reproductive problems. It
tends to run in cycles, but those who
vaccinate should be safe. The cost is only 50
cents per head," said Brian.
The veterinarian continued to the John
Klaver's farm, where the problem was
scours in the dairy herd.
According to our
records some
TOWN LEAGUE
SLOWPITCH
LADIES
have not handed
in their sweaters
Please do now to
PAT LANGLOIS
Continued from page 14
time of, tate meeting. Mr.
T-tmbrell predicted the 1983
Ontario budget will be very
tight. Remarks made by
Ontario's treasurer Frank
Miller after the federal bud-
get, indicate the treasurer is
going to be in a very tight
spot, said Mr. Timbrell.
Mrs Miller estimates the
federal budget will cost the
Ontario government another
$100 million in lost revenue,
in addition to the several
hundred million dollars lost
in transfer payments.
The treasurer is sitting
with a deficit of $2.5 billion
and we don't think it can be
allowed to go much higher
without endangering the pro-
vince's triple A credit rating,
Mr. Timbrell commented.'
The treasurer has already,
come up with money to
match federal dollars for job
creation and there isn't much
room for cutting programs,
he added.
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Brian asked Mr. Klaver if he noticed any
blood being passed and if a poor quality
feed had been introduced in the daily ration.
,Mr. Klaver said the blood problem was
clearing up and he thought some mouldy
silcage ad been fed.
Brian .explained a poor quality feed
causes winter dysentery. The problem takes
about 10 clays to pass. In the meantime, a
drastic drop in milk production is noticed.
Leaving drenching instructions for the
afflicted cows, the last call of the morning
wits at the Al Knox faro). Brian re -checked a
cow which may have had milk fever. The
animal was given calcium intravenously. He
gavcivtr. Knox instructions about addition-
al medicine to be •administered. •
COMMON CALL
Retuning to the clinic. Brian: explained
the most common call received this time of
year is ",..ow Off feed, cow not eating.'.
A number of causes include indigestion.
twisted stomach, poor quaiity feed or
infection. "Most fa'•mcrs are fairly prompt
when:tn animal is sick. they don': wait long
to call.'
When not sure of a prognosis, Brian is not
afra;d to telt a farms- he's not sure of a
¢ausc. "I always try to find xu through
various tests. and blood samples. A farmer
always appreciates if I tell him I don't know
v.hat'swrong "
On April 14, the Brussels
4-H Dairy Club held its
organizational meeting in the
library. Ten young people
attended with leaders Lyle
Martin and Keith Johnston.
Elected officers were Pres-
ident -Donna Johnston, vice -
president Rodney Nicholson,
secretary -Heather McIntosh.
press reporter -David W heel-
<,er.
Members received 4-H
pamphlets and held a discus-
sion on the selection of
calves. Next meeting will be
held at the home of Wayne
Lichti, May 10.
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