Halton County Farmers at 1888 International Plowing Match
Prize lists are ready for the 1888 International Plowing Match and Farm Machinery Demonstration scheduled October 8 to 10 in Dundas Stormont and Glengarry. Halton County will be represented by Junior Matet Spencer Wilson on Spencer Wilson's farm near Hornby, with local farmers and judges attending as part of the county exhibit and activities.
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Lawrearce & Way
Lucy Wallen Wall
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Inca
Spencer Wilson
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Serure
Whitelock Warns on Weeds and Crop Care
Farmers discuss weed control and crop health amid concerns about drought and disease. The expert warns weed growth harms yields, urges timely spraying and careful application of acids, while neighbors share frustrations and responsibility for farm maintenance.
Ontario cattle suffer phosphorus deficiency warns veterinarians
Ontario veterinary sources report widespread phosphorus deficiency in cattle. Symptoms include stiffness and poor coat. affected cows crave nonfood items and may eat wood or bones. Solutions emphasize phosphorus supplementation in grain or mineral mixes and monitoring herd diet.
Recent Showers Aid Farmers Amid Dry Spell
Weather disruptions hinder harvests as farmers cope with irregular rains. Some growers report improved pasture and feed, while others struggle with stalled crops and rising costs. Local agencies urge cautious farm planning through the coming weeks.
Acton Opens Season For Halton Fall Fairs
Acton Agricultural Society starts the fall fair season at Cuneta Natural box with events including farming exhibits and horse shows. The week features opening ceremonies, with exhibitors and visitors urged to attend and enjoy the displays at the Halton fairgrounds.
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Halton
Cuneta
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Milkweed Poisonous to Stock Threat in Ontario Crops
The Field Crops Branch of the Ontario Department of Agriculture warns milkweed is a persistent pasture and crop pest. It resists mowing, spreads by roots and seeds, grows two to five feet tall with reddish purple flower clusters and large pods. Seed dispersal via parachutes enables rapid spread. control requires repeated spraying with about one gallon per acre. detailed plant description follows for identification and management.
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Ontario Department of Agriculture
Waagoon
Halton County Weed Control Essay Contest Initiated
Halton County launches an essay competition for public school students on weed control. Grades 6 to 8 are invited to submit on My Part in Weed Control in Halton County. Prizes include 3.00 and 2.00 per municipality with a county grand prize of 25 from Nisgaara Brand Spray Co. Deadline May 15.
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Hatton County
Nisgarea Brand Spray Co
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Ont
Warlington
Brant Street
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Potiyer
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