Ontario Hog Producers Push Higher Pig Prices and Marketing Reforms
Charles McInnis of the Ontario Hog Producers Association told the Grey County Hog Producers Association in Markdale that farmers are moving from random sales to bids, with trained agents, higher farm margins, and dealer-paid under the table incentives. He noted packers initially offered 23 cents a pound for hogs, but farmers are seeing about a half cent per pound more, equating to roughly $6,000 per market day for Ontario producers.
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Ontario
Charles McInnis
Hog Producers' Association
McInnis
Grey County
Hog Producers’ Association
Markdale
Hog Association
Janary 25, Some Large Packers Openly Declared That 23 Cents," Mr. McInnis
Halton Entry Tops Five Counties Drama Finals
Halton County represented by Norval Junior Farmers won the Ozburn Shield at the Ontario Agricultural College drama festival with Sugar and Spice. Mildred Johnson earned best actress and Ross Austin best actor as Halton dominated a five county showcase including Wellington, Huron, Peel and Waterloo.
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Norval
Halton County
Ontario Agricultural College
Jean Peterson
Halton
Huron
Peel
Waterloo
Wellington
Mildred Johnson
Ross Austin
Belwood Junior Farmers
Wellington County
Caledon
Pec County
Howson Ruiddell
Graydon Chester
Thelma
Bird
Ralph Cunningham
John R. Binks
Hamilton
Gentleman
Woolwich Township
Waterloo County
Bobby
Clinton
Huron County
Haltonites
Doris
Betty Anderson
Mr. Baker
John W. Picket
Halton Juniors
Wild Carrot Persists as Roadside Weed Challenge
Halton agricultural officials report wild carrot resistance to multiple sprays on roadsides. A 1956 program led by County Engineer Roy Smith and Dr. C M Switzer seeks effective control methods, including McRae mixture and brushkill options, with ongoing research and field trials involving local authorities and farms.
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Halton
Agricultural Committee
Milton
A. R Service
Roy Smith
J E. Whitelock
Esquesing
McRae
Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association
Suit Dismissed Against Bronte Reeve in Ontario Court
Justice E G Moorhouse dismissed a $10 000 action brought by ex councillor John Davidson against Reeve Millward of Bronte, with costs likely over $900. Davidson was expelled from a council meeting after telling the reeve to shut up and was later barred from seating without an accepted apology. Millward testified in a business like manner and the judge favored Millward’s account in the conflicting evidence. The suit against Davidson claimed wrongful expulsion from a council meeting.
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E. G. Moorhouse
Thomas Maillward
Bronte
Agai
John Davidson
Ontario Supreme Court
Milton
Innee
Davidson
Justice Moorhouse
Reeve Millward
Reeve / Millward
Millward
Halton Holstein Club Twilight Meet to Welcome National Officials
Halton Holstein breeders plan a twilight meeting at Hays Sales Arena near Trafalgar on May 18. F. C. Bligh and George M. Clemons of the Holstein Fraser Association will present illustrated addresses, with Clemons likely returning from Mexico or otherwise sharing stories from Spain and Italy. The event promises a well attended gathering amid Halton real estate market buzz affecting agriculture.
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Halton
F. C. Bligh
Holstein- Friesian Association of Canada
George M. Clemons
R. C. Alexander
Malton Associaton
Halton Club
Hays Sales
Trafalgar
Clemons
Mexico
Spain
Italy
National Holstein Association
Yellow rocket becomes major weed in Halton area
The yellow rocket weed is now classified as a primary noxious weed in Halton. Farmers should pull or plow it before flowering and seed set, as spraying risks damage to legumes. Trials may test 2 4D or MCP sprays, with timing varying by region and dormancy status.
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Halton
U.S
Michigan
Wisconsin
Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association
Milton
Medforth Pewtress
4 H Offcers Elected in Milton Amid Fog
In Milton on April 3 an enthusiastic crowd of 4 H members parents and leaders gathered at the County Court House to elect officers for the Beef and Dual Purpose Calf Club. 21 members attended as Sandy Buchanan and Roy Coulter oversaw the process with Lynne Coulter as president Kay Merry as vice president and Evelyn Mc Kay as secretary who also serves as press reporter. The meeting included rule reading distribution of record books and a push for full attendance and completion.
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County Court House
Milton
Sandy Buchanan
Roy Coulter
Lynne Coulter
Kay Merry
Evelyn McKay
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