Halton Plowmen Re Elect C F Pickett President
The Halton Plowmen's Association held its annual meeting in Milton electing C F Pickett Georgetown as president for 1949. Officers include Arthur Diamond Rockwood and W E McArthur Milton as vice presidents with J E Whitelock Milton as secretary treasurer.
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Halton Plowmen’s Association
Milton
Halton Association
Halton
J. A. Elliott
C. F. Picket
Georgetown
Arthur Diamond
Rockwood
W. E
McArthur
J. E. Whitelock
Esquesing
J. C. Cuneningham
R. Currie
Ciébert McDowell
J. S. Wilson
Nasangaweya
J. ER. Ellenton
Ross Gordon
Jack McPhail
Nelson
Roy Ellenton
Geo. Renadhead
Ross Sepsworth
J. H. Taylor
Trafagar
J. A. Dixon
Sack Marchment
J. C. Marshall
Harold Picket
Hughes Cleaver
M.P
Stanley L. Hall
MPP
W. E. Brecken
Victor Hall
M. T. McNabb
W. J. Robertson
W. A. Robinson
W. H. Robinson
Lloyd Fisher
Harvay Nurse
F. Ruddell
Nassagaweya
Harold Ferguson
Tom Patterson
H. Warmington
Glen Campbell
A. G. Hunter
John Richardson
Trafalgar
Frank Hall
Leonard Lister
Lloyd May
John Irving
Georgetown-Norval
Messrs. C. Lewis
Shadlock
International Harvester Co., Ltd
Walton Conservation Committee Organized for 1919
The Agriculture and Reforestation Committee of Halton County Council and local associations have pushed conservation of woodlots soil and water. A by law for fence subsidies was passed, a public meeting heard W G Porter of London, and plans include pamphlets school reforestation plots pond creation contour plowing and demonstrations. Reeve Alex McLaren led the drive with new officers elected for 1919: Chairman of Agriculture and Reforestation Committee J F Whitelock secretary and vice chairman Alex McLaren Georgetown.
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Halton County Council
Halton Federation of Agriculture
Halton
Milton Sportsmen's Association
Halton Lumbermen's Association
Halton Crop Improvement Association
Alex McLaren
Georgetown
J. F. Whitelock
Milton
Expansion or Retraction of Agricultural Production
In a Halton Livestock Improvement Association meeting Ww. Po Watson Ontario Live Stock Commissioner warned that world conditions suggest lower farm prices in 1919 unless a new crop surge occurs. He urged prudent retrenchment and curtailment of production amid uncertain global politics.
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Ww. Po Watson
Ontario
Halton Livestock Improvement Association
Mr. Watson
Canada
United States
Ahort
Farmers urged to convert sub marginal land to hay and pasture
A historical note argues for increasing food production by market actions and land reform. It suggests selling off boarder stock while meat prices are high and seeding down steep or sub marginal fields, possibly to trees, to restore humus and earthworm vitality. It recalls 1933 policy on land retirement and questions its effect on production.
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Svestock
Roosevelt
U.S
Farming shifts trim crops as prices dip and forests educate
Farmers say they will cull herds and reduce fields to offset lower prices expected in 1950. Marginal land is taken out of production while forest education expands for New Brunswick school children, highlighting economic caution and conservation.
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