This Business of Farming TV Series Returns January 1969
The Free Press notes the fifth annual broadcast of This Business of Farming in January. Ontario Agriculture Minister William A. Stewart announced two one hour programs for January 7 and 8, 1969, produced by the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food with CBC Farms and Fisheries. The first program Grain Iran Field to Feed targets livestock rations and grain handling, focusing on beef and dairy operations. The second program Money Matters covers finance, credit use, budgeting, life insurance, and estate planning with hosts Don Graham and Don McArthur.
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Farms and Fisheries Department
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Stewart
Iran
Don Hill
Ridgetown College of Agricultural Technology
Don Graham
Branttond
Don McArthur
Centriha College of Agricultural Technology
Beets by Holsteins at Canadian Ag Research Station
Canadian Agriculture Department experiments at an ANpasaz research station show lean tender beet can be produced by Holsteins a traditional dairy breed. Researcher says dairy cows won't replace beef breeds but experiments open dairy producers to new uses for surplus bull calves while noting wiring changes at homes require licensed electricians and Hydro certificate.
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Canada Department of Agnculture
Anpasaz
Boo
Canada
Dn Rldborres
Courtesy is Contagious on the Roads This Sunday
A garbled note urges drivers to ease up and share courtesy while driving. It mentions slowing down, avoiding tar and fray, and extending politeness to others on the road this year. The fragmentary text references Chrstaay spoat and bipbways with unclear details.
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Phas Baget
Chostinas
Junior Institutes May Change Name and Meeting Notes
Minutes from a Wednesday Agrculturl meeting note proposals to rename Junior Institutes now called Junior banner Gaby. Discussions cover Debating contest deadlines January 20 2960 and February 32 2960, Fergus conference dates, and plans to unify Steanor Institutes with other trainee farmers groups.
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Poe
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Huron County
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Ouitose
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Steanor
Traior
Gaby
Halton farm pollution calls for responsible action
Agricultural pollution sparks concern in Halton with Ar J Stanley urging farmers to curb runoff and odor. Citizens face dense rural to urban transition. solutions include lowered fertilizer use, manure management, and wind-aware spreading, while municipalities plan land use to limit pollution and protect water.
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Canada
Hurlingtedy
Oakville
Cannes
Prichon
Sean
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