Professor Stresses Need For Better Pasture At Halton Meet
Professor Ro Fulkerson of the Department of Field Husbandry at OAC urges improved pasture use and notes Birdsfoot Trefoil complements but cannot replace alfalfa. He emphasizes September fertilizer timing and restricted grazing to build soil, with John Neelands leading Halton Association as meeting host.
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Fulkerson
Department of Field Husbandry
OAC
Halton Farm Managemment Association
Milton
Johnann Neelands
Halton Association
Howard Henry
Aalton Soil and Crop Improvement Ameriation
Farm Auction Sells Fully Accredited Jersey Herd and Equipment
A dispersal sale at the Morriston area farm offers 32 Jersey cattle including multiple named cows and calves, all calfhood vaccinated, plus two English bred Yorkshire sows and 32 young sows. Equipment includes a McCormick Deering and Farmall tractors, plows, drag cultivators, hay equipment, cream separator, and household items. Sale to begin June 1, 1987, at 123000 sharp with cash terms on the day.
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Jown G M&lean and Sons
Morriston
Lune
Joan G. McLean
Sona
Aire
Aberteld
John —i Mehran
Fernadalé
Geol Ransom Rasahe
Conner White
OAC Hansam É White Sige
Fernadale sCollymie
Dottente
Ransom Blossom
O Lush and Sons
Red
Ana Ransom
Ransom
Vinim
Susan
John McNabb and Sons
Cedar Mead Lad
Red Bull
Fernsdale Nugget
Fernmdale Esther
John G McLean
Bent
Bern
John McNabb
Bons
Sunny Hrae Corporal
Brat
Lea Chardres
John G McLean and Sons
Roan
John G. McLean
Hastings
Eloradale Field
Marhall
Implees - McOrmick Deering
McCormick Deering
Fleury Bansell Tractor
Dow International
Fox
Colony House
Colony House Sona
Oe Bays
PLC
Af Bus Goons la Household
Wyewall Fireco Kitchen
Halton Holstein Club Holds Large Twilight Meeting
Halton Holstein Club hosted a major twilight gathering near Trafalgar with JA Carrell stating Halton now has more Holstein breeders than Canada did 30 years ago. Mel Carroll contrasted 1908 Canadian totals with local counts and noted active farm real estate activity alongside judging and 4-H events.
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Halton
Canada
JA Carrell
Hatton
Have Sales
Trafalgar
Mel Carroll
20 Club Steers Eligible for Winter Fair Queen’s Guineas Class
The 20 Halton 4-H Club members pursued qualification for the Queen’s Guineas Class at the Royal Winter Fair. Under Allan Francis and rival leaders supervision, steers were weighed on May 1 to confirm eligibility requiring an average daily gain of one and three quarter pounds over five months in the testing pen.
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George F. Drennan
West Central
Ontario
Uestock
Hows
Howard McAtab
Ohio
Adiearchan
Kaye Marshall
Bruce Pewtrees
Jack Roberton Joa Franco
Halton
Peel
Malton
Duncan Campbell
Moffat
Katherine Merry
Milton
Allan Francis
Ontario Poultry Conference At Guelph Set
The sixth annual Ontario Poultry Conference will run June 18 and 19 at the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph. Canadian and US poultry scientists will discuss breeder problems production and industry topics with a turkey session Thursday morning and a broiler focus in the afternoon. Speakers include MOS Mot ehell WOK Barr Dr AS Johnston Dr JR Aitkin and Dr PO A Kondra from Ottawa.
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Mth
Ontario
CO. 1067
Ontario Agric
Uitral Calle Guelph
Canada
United States
Dts
OAC Poultry Department
Lst
Mos Mot Ehell
Wok Barr
AS Johnston
JR Aitkin
Canada Department of Agriculture Ottawa
PO A Kondra
Broder Barbeque Held At Poultry Campus This Thursday
University of Manitoba hosts the Broder Barbeque on the poultry campus with Dr Wit Dunlop and Dr CK Laurient among speakers. Sessions run in War Memorial Hall and Graham Hall with board and lodging at $200 per day at the college, meetings Wednesday.
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University of Manitoba
Wit Dunlop
University of New Hampshire
CK Lauirent
Uneversty
Georgia
Ami
M Gratley
Leverleigh Farms
Brampton
War Alomuwraal- Hall
Weather Holds Back Crop Growth in Marian County
Marian farmers in Geneva report slower growth due to wet conditions. Measurable frost damage was limited overall, with early potatoes and tomatoes affected in the Burlington area but general prospects remain favorable for a good crop if rain stays light. Planting lagged as fields waited for drier conditions before this week.
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Geneva
Polar
Eden Mills Dominate Centre Inn 10-0 In Opener
Eden Mills men's softball opened Friday at Vikudlight Park with a 10-0 victory over Centre Inn. The 8 pm game drew a large crowd and a fireworks display followed. Next game set for Tuesday at Gaigaville Park against Morriston.
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Eden Mills
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