Auction Sale Of Farm Livestock And Equipment
Auction from George Oresky at the Bramthosa township farm on Wednesday November 23 1955 begins 12 noon. Cattle and hogs include cows calves heifers sows and a yearling bear with details of breeding and origin. Hay grain tractors trucks implements disc mower rake spreader tanks and lumber fencing are listed along with multiple farm tools and power equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Oresky
Bramthosa
Stone Church
Wednes
RJ. Hamilton
Rockwood
Yorkshire
York
McCormick Deerme Purmall
McCormick Deering
Fleury Bissell
John Deere
Massey Harrins
Leighs
Hanson
Ventilation in Henhouses Affects Health and Output
Poultry expert As Ro Wood of Laverne Minnesota told a western Canadian hatchery convention that proper ventilation in henhouses raises egg production and reduces disease. A 1000-bird shed can emit 53 gallons of water daily requiring systems that remove 432 pounds of moisture daily. A two speed motor, clean bearings, and well distributed air are essential for removing moisture and cooling birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne
Minn
Canadian Federation ‘of Hatchery Associations
Saskatoon
Farming as Business or Life Debated in Economics Article
An Ontario farm economics piece argues that commercial farming increasingly functions as big private business. It shows capital distribution shifting from land to livestock and machinery, rising variable costs, and about twenty thousand dollars invested per worker on well run farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qataria
Ontario
P. W. Wright
Department of Economics
Ontario Agricultural College
Wright
Halton
Toronto
Hamilton
The Economics Of Irrigation Discussion At Milton School
The Milton Agricultural Education Series tackles irrigation economics led by Professor Hugh Ayres from Ontario Agricultural College. Data from Guelph and Ridgetown show irrigation can boost pasture returns though high capital costs exist. DeVries of Esquesing confirms the findings with his two year pasture irrigation experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Public School
Hugh Ayres
Department of Agricultural Engineer
Ontario Agricultural College
Guelph
Ridgetown
Prof
Ayres
Professor Ayres
Lytle DeVries
Esquesing
Mr. de Vries
de Vries
Prof. Ayres
Novf
Thomas
Halton Holstein dispersals draw buyers from three continents
At Hays Sales Arena last Wednesday two major Halton Holstein herds, Frank G. Stark and Son and WS Hall and Son, were dispersed. Buyers from South America, the United States, and Canada attended as the Sunnybank herd averaged just over 390 a lot across 29 lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Halton
Frank G. Stark
South America
United States
Canada
Oakhall
Highcroft
Sunnybank
Jane
Mr. Stark
Wilfred Hall
Eld
Halton Helstein
Crop Soil Contest Reveals High Grain Yield In Halton
The Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association announces results from the Grain Corn Competition. Sixteen entrants, minimum three acres, sample yields show top at 114 bushels per acre with moisture about 23.8 to 40.2 percent. average group yield near 44 bushels. The winner receives a Gold Watch from Milton Milling Company at the December annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Soil and Crop ‘Improvement Association
Halton
Guelph
Milton Milling Company
Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association
Auction sale in Erin Township cattle pigs grain
Peter Timmerman to sell by auction at the farm lot 17 con 2 Erin Twp on 17 Sideroad 5 miles north of Ospringe. The sale includes 31 Holstein cattle many cows in milk or bred, several mature cows with calves, young cattle, brood sows with pigs, other sows due, and 45 tons of hay and mixed grain. Terms cash with clerk. Auctioneer WM A Gibson. clerk Fred Baptie. b-19-2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Timmerman
Erin
Ospringe
Vomile
Oelock Sharp
York
A Gibson
Guelph
Fred Baptie
Most Travelled Family of Belles 17 COMES TO TRAVELLING
The five Martin sisters of Montreal Marguerite Raymonde Lillian Yolande and Houqueter work at the Bell Telephone Company of Comedia. They provide fast courteous Long Distance Service to thousands of customers. Marguerite an assistant chief operator led the group with ten years at the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Sisters
Montreal
Marguerite
Raymonde
Lillian
Yolande
Houqueter
Béll Telephone Company
Comedia
Huguette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bonny Wee Hat Shop
ACION
June Brayshaw Bonny Wee
Mill Street
Acton
HAT Shop
Hestoric School
Victoria
CRP
Buat
Antony
Stark
Halton Holstein Club
Jersey
Mings
Belles
Optometrist
Douglas St
Monarch
Thompson Motors
Acton, Ontario
CET Teekenzie & Son
Lee Gotrol i i4
Arash
Celine SS
Richelieu
Tchelia
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