Esqueling Township Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Goods
Auctioneer WM Gibson sells from Alex Boggs farm lot 20 con l two miles south of Acton on October 29 at 1 PM. Gear includes horses harness cows calves poultry implements hay grain milking equipment household effects and 148 Light Sussex chickens. Cash day of sale no reserve articles must be removed by November 15.
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Acton
Ives
Jersey
Massey Harris
Deering
McCormick Deering
H.p
Ideal
WM. A. Gibson
Wm. J. Hunter
Farmers Debate Grass Silage in Ontario Dairy Farming
Ontario farmers increasingly adopt grass silage to sustain dairy cows through winter. Cattle experts anticipate higher molasses use as larger rations become available, boosting milk and butter production while the industry shifts from hay and grain to grass based feeds.
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Ontario
Mechanical Auctioneer Trial Stirs Ontario Stockyards News
In Toronto Ontario stockyards the mechanical auctioneer test debuted this summer as North America s first use in the auction method of selling. Buyers register bids by buttons on a clock, with the starter controlling the dial and the commission agent can declare no sale.
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Ontario
Toronto
North America
Salute to Opttie and Local Cattle Farmers
Fine cattle from Hialton district received high honors at district fairs last month. Noted for quality beef and dairy calves, they earned top awards at the Canadian National Exhibition and the Royal Winter Fair. Junior Farmers foster showmanship and carry the district farming tradition forward.
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Hialton
Opttie
Ontario dairy farms move toward single breed herds
Ontario farmers are shifting from mixed herds to cows tracing ancestry to a single breed. The change aims for predictable milk fat content and better returns for milk cream and butter, while beef calves can still be produced with beef bulls. More than 26,000 freighters pass Canada’s inland waterways annually.
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Durham
Ontario
Canada
Canada Hits Record Milk Output At 17 Billion Pounds
Canada’s total milk production climbs to about 17 billion pounds, up one billion in five years. Ontario and Quebec produce two thirds of this output, shaping product mix from butter to cheese, evaporated milk, and dried milks amid shifting demand and drought impacts.
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Canada
H. A. Derby
the Nations Dairy Council
Ontario
Quebec
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Alex. Bo&gs
osTia
IGA
FORD
THOR
Gladiron’ Electric Ironers
General Electric
Loin End
Crisco
Swift's Premium
Eastern
B.C
Fancy Bartlett
Florida
Ledger
Lg.a
Toronto ‘Daily Papers
Peel County
J. F. Trimble
Streetsville
Harold Cooper
Palermo
W. H. Robinson
R.R
Georgetown
Tovell Bros
Gordon Sinclair
R.R. 1
Burlington
Tom McGee
Norval
Fred Campbell
Ontario Public Stockyards
E. L. Buchner
Optometrist
Mill ST. E. Acton
Sun-Dealer
Bill Or
Frank Toth
Rideau Victoria
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