Ontario Forums Favor Farmer Staying on Farm for Retirement
About half of 408 Ontario farm forums favored the farmer remaining on the farm when retiring, while about a quarter opposed it and the rest said it depended on individual health and circumstances. Strong opinions emerged from Grey and Perth regions with calls for planning, life insurance, and farm value building.
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Aska
Wellington
Hilban
Woodhill
Wentworth
Farumis
Howey
Carleton
Mike Oakten
Liumbtern
Agteady
Milberte Uy
Temiskaining
Swinton Park
Grey
Halton Seed Drill Survey Reveals Improvements
Halton farmers show seed quality gains from the 1955 survey conducted by County Weed Inspector Bradley. Of 7 samples, cereals dominated and small seeds were higher quality when purchased from seed dealers. Improved smut control and more No 1 grade seeds noted. The 1955 results compare to 1954 with ongoing plans for a full report at the Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association meeting in Milton.
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Bradley
Halton
Pant
Proiacts Divisioen
Canasta
Gwen
Grace
Ik Om
Wihico
Wutrast
Gus
Harvey Nurse
Ashamore
John W. Proker
Hornby
Fyfe Somerville
Acton
Ken Elaes Hornby
Scotch Block Women's Institute
Rass Segswee
Beng
Milton
Omane Department of Agriculture
Motan Miling Co
Thas Pop
Oats and Barley Prices Recommended by Ontario Seed Body
The Seed Marketing Committee of Ontario Sou and Crop de provement Association sets minimum seed prices for 1936 seeding. Oats Commercial No 1 $1.40 per bushel Registered No 1 $1.65 Barley Commercial No 1 $1.90 per bushel Registered No 1 $2.40 per bushel Seeds treated with new bugs. samples to Plant Product la Service Collier St. Remind Halton growers to send samples and check grade results.
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Collier St
Halton
Mami Lote
R L Davidson Re-Elected President of Halton Federation
R L Davidson was re elected president of the Halton Federation of Agriculture at Stewart town in a recent annual meeting. Bobby Robinson of Burlington gave a strong address and stressed collective bargaining, realistic pricing, and self help, urging farm groups to push for quality production and practical marketing.
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R. L. Davidson
Halton Federation
Halton Federation of Agriculture
Stewart Town
M M .Bobby
Robinson
Burington
Ontario
Bobby Robinson
R .L. Davadson
Rey Coulter
ISG One
Roo Davaddson
Roo
Mac Sprowth
Harry Lee
HD Paylor
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