Professor Stresses Need For Better Pasture at Milton meeting
OAC professor Ro Fulkerson of the Department of Field Husbandry urged better pasture management to the Halton Farm Management Association in Milton. He promoted Birdsfoot Trefoil as a supplement to alfalfa in poorer soils and noted September is prime for fertilizer apps and restricting grazing to let plants store nutrients. Johnann Neelands presided, with Howard Henry outlining pasture competition regulations sponsored by Halton Zoll and Crop Improvement Association.
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Profesor Ro
Fulkerson
Department of Field Husbandry
OAC
Halton Farm Managemment Association
Milton
Johnann Neelands
Halton Association
Howard Henry
Aalton Zoll
Livestock and farm equipment auction sale notice
The undersigned sells by auction at the farm near Morriston on Saturday June 1 1987 a large dispersal of fully accredited Jersey calves and Holstein cattle with pedigrees and farm equipment. Items include Fernsdale Nugget progeny, Yorkshires, 32 young sows, tractors and implements, other livestock, household items, and a pasture lot. Terms cash with clerk. possession by July 3.
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Jown Gm&lean and Sons
Morriston
Lune
Ransom Rosales
Brea
Joan G. McLean
Sona
Aire
Aberteld
John _i. Mehran
Perneasie
Invindale
Aleu
Sure
Joe Leedes
Fernadale
Vin
Sunny Brae
Corinne
James Burnett
Ure
Scoterdale Tyhpoon
Fernsdale
Geo Ransom Rasahe
Conner White
Jana
OAC Hansam White
Ferndale
VINOM
Collen
Ranse Chowe
Vinim
Fernsdale Nugget
Susan
John McNabb and Sons
Red
Cedar Mead Lad
Red Bull
Fernmiale Esther
John G McLean
Seas Resn
Gold Reich
Fernsial
Sunan
John McNabb
Bons
Sunny Hrae Corporal
Lea Chard
John G. McLean
John McLean and Sons
Aberfeldy
Eloradale Field
Marhall
Implee - McCormick Deering Farmall
McCormick Deering
Fleury Bansell Tractor
Dis International
Cockshutt
McCormick Deering Oil
Adams
Fox
MH Has
Colony House
RSET
ESI
Halton Holstein Club Holds Large Twilight Meeting
JA Carroll spoke at the Hatton Holstein Club twilight meeting near Trafalgar on May 17. He compared Halton’s Holsteins to Canada 30 years ago and noted local leadership in dairy stock while George Drennan led the livestock program. Winners in judging included Howard McGinnis and Miss Kaye Marshall. 4-H members attended and Jack Robertson assisted. The event was touted as among the club’s most successful in years.
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Halton
Canada
JA Carroll
Hatton Molstein Club
Haye’ Sales
Trafalgar
George Fo Drennan
Ontario
Howard McAinab
Ohio
Kaye Marshall
Bruce Pewtrees
Jack Robertson J A Franco
Peel
Haya Limited
20 Club Steers Eligible for Winter Fair Queen's Guineas
The Queen's Guineas Class at the Royal Winter Pair draws strong interest with 20 Halton 4-10 Club members signaling intent to compete in 1967. Under Allan Francis supervision 30 steers were weighed as of May 1 to determine eligibility. Steers must average daily gain of 1.75 pounds over the five month feeding period to qualify.
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Malton
Duncan Campbell
Moffat
Katherine Merry
Milton
Halton
Allan Francis
Poultry Conference at Ontario Agricultural College
The sixth annual Ontario Poultry Conference will be held June 13 at the Ontario Agricultural College Guelph. Canadian and U S poultry scientists will discuss breeding production and industry issues with sessions including a turkey session Thursday and a broiler session Friday. Speakers include Metchell Barrston Johnston Aitkin Kondra and other Canada Department of Agriculture personnel.
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Mth
Ontario
Ontario Agric
Wittral Calle Guelph
Canada
United States
OAC Poultry Department
Lst
Mos Metehel
Wok Barr
AS Johnston
J. R Aitkin
Canada Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Poa Kondra
Broder Barbeque Set On Poultry Campus Thursday
University of Manitoba hosts a Broder Barbeque on the poultry campus Thursday at 3 pm with sessions in War AAlomwraal Hall and Graham Hall. Lodging and meals available at the College for 200 per day, with access to rooms and breakfast.
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University of Manitoba
Wit Dunlop
University of New Hampshire
CK Lauirent
Uneversty
Georgia
M Gratley
Leverleigh Farms
Brampton
War Aalomwraal- Hall -Axcepton
Graham Hall
Crop Conditions Improve Hopeful Weather Boosts Planting
Marian farm folk in Geneva seek a warm spell as conditions improve for spring crops. Frost damage remains limited but some early potatoes and fruit crops faced losses while overall germination is good and planting resumes with expected rain absent.
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Geneva
Polar
Ne Gena
Burlington
Eden Mills Wins 10-0 in Local Softball Showdown
Eden Mills defeats Centre Inn 10 to 0 in a Friday softball game at Eden Mills Wickudlight Park. An 8 pm start drew a good crowd and a fireworks display followed. Next game is Tuesday at 7 15 pm at Ayn Mille Park against Morriston.
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Eden Mills
Ayn Mille Park
Morriston
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