Tractor fuel cuts cost and boosts efficiency in farming
The article from Se and Se a Poe Farm News explains that using the manufacturer’s recommended tractor fuel reduces maintenance and enhances horsepower. It notes detonation risks and valve deposits from wrong fuels, and previews Canada's Dairy Producers convention and 4-H farm activities in Alberta and Nova Scotia, highlighting leadership, awards, and youth projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Thompson
Swift Current
Sask
Experimental Farm
Canada Department of Agriculture
Canadian-born man seeks passage to Canada via ad in Ayrshire paper
William Bakkom, born in Canada and living in Scotland, asks readers to publish an ad to secure his passage home. He 21, completed Army service, offers to work two years without pay and has experience in farming fishing gardening and forestry. He is a prominent Holstein breeder and farm management figure in Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotsburn 4-H Garment Club
Nova Scotia
Alvin Graham
Peggy Forbes
Washington, D. C
Canada
Scotland
William Bakkom
Browview
Holstein- Friesian Association of Canada
Ontario
New Year Message To Manitoba Farmers Warns Of 1956 Challenges
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation President J D Wilton pledges to ease agricultural uncertainties in 1956. He cites wheat marketing problems pushing producers toward special crops, and urges adjustments to production programs to meet export and domestic demand. He emphasizes efficient operation, self help, and rural community cooperation to improve farm income and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation
Manitoba
J. D. Wilton
Wilton
Manitoba Soybeans and Corn Outlook Discussed by Ag Rep
F Slevinsky outlines Manitoba soybean prospects following plant establishment and Ottawa 1953 Acme release. Recommendations include southern Red River Valley cultivation, inoculated seed, 60–80 lb per acre, 18–24 inch rows, weed control focus, and reliance on harrows and cultivators. Corn seen as fallow substitute. 1955 yields ~30 bu/acre. Dickinson ND results show value in silage. Early varieties Morden 77 and Morden 74 available from seed firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
University of Manitoba
Red River Valley
Ottawa
Altona
United States
Manitobae = Agronomst Conference
Dickinson Experiment Station
North Dakota
Manitoba Special Crops and Beef Calf Club News
Manitoba farmers are urged to diversify into special crops like corn for grain silage or fodder with new early maturing hybrids. The final article in the series outlines diversification benefits and next week's piece will cover cereal varieties. Beef calf clubs in Tyndall and Lydiatt reorganized and purchased calves for a second year, with Angus Shorthorn and Hereford breeds represented and ear tagging completed for 18 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Beef Calf Club News
Tyndall
Lydiatt
Tyndall Calf Club
Lydiatt Club
Estate of Peter Frank under The Trustee Act
Under The Trustee Act all claims against the estate of Peter Frank of Lac du Bonnet Manitoba must be filed at 2058 Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers Winnipeg by January 25, 1956. Dated December 20, 1955. Matlin Kushner and Buchwald solicitors for the Administratrix Clara Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Frank
Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers
Winnipeg
Sale of timber by Manitoba public auction
The Province of Manitoba offers for sale by public auction timber including 1,290 000 FBM White Spruce Sawtimber 78 000 FBM Balsam Sawtimber 500 cords Spruce Pulpwood and 200 cords Balsam Pulpwood. Auction at 3:00 p.m. January 24, 1956, 469 Broadway Ave Winnipeg. Upset prices set and area described. Contact Provincial Forester for details. Charles E. Greenlay, Minister, Mines and Natural Resources. December 23, 1955 Winnipeg, Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincial Forester
Broadway Ave
Winnipeg
Man
H.O
E.C
Province of
Manitoba
Winnipec River
Charles E. Greenlay
Mines and Natural Resources
Calf Quality Praised and Rivalry Ahead at Achievement Day
Inspected for type and quality the members leaders and parents are commended on their selections. The calf quality is satisfactory and in most cases better than last year. Keen competition is expected between the two clubs on Achievement Day next summer. Patronize our Advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alberta
Grace Koshman
Abee
Edmonton
Grace
Vermilion School of Agriculture
Jerry Leiske
Beiseker
Calgary
Jerry
Marjorie
Lethbridge
Toronto
Ronald Leonhardt
Drumheller
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Springfield Leader
Springfield
Springfield Leader Limited
D. G. Crook
Post Office Department
Allegra
Lorraine Krieger
Beausejour
Brokenhead
Lorene
Edna Hintz Buchan
Nelse Kerzier
C. Gmiterek
Stella Valente
Cromwell Dencross
Rita Kowalchuk
Elma — C. Wendeborn
Girson — Cienfields
Beverley Belton
Glenmoor
Otto
Grand Marais
Ww. Kowalchuk
Greenwald
Elsie Petznick
Green Oak
Raymond Struss
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Member
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Unit Bureau OF Circulations
Poe
Farm News
Des
Dairy Farmers of Canada
St. John
New Brunswick
Atlantic Provinces
C. B. Sherwood
Waldo Walsh
Brian Howe
Ontario Agricultural College
H. A. Derby
W. E. Falkjar
Canadian Association of Consumers
Florence Swan
George Murray
Pictou Advocate
Belleville Exhibition Association
Parks Board
Gordon Nicholson
J. A. Francis
Hasting
Onslow
Truro
C. A. Douglas
Frank Baird
Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada
Holstein-Friesian Journal
Huonoured
Durham County
James T. Brown
Newcastle
J. D. MacLachlan
Earle Brown
Gerald
Merrill
Earle
E.A. Summers
OLD Folks
Selkirk
Wyrzykowski, Morrisey & Borowski
Main St
Tex-made
Dominion Textile Company Limited
Ailra Buildings
Maidens, N. Girvan
Ayrshire
AG. Rep's
F. Slevinsky
U.S
Red River
St. Boniface
Dr. Davidson
Somerset Bill
A. T. Turner
McGill “U
Morley R. Shuckell
Salter St
Weselak & Middleton
Crawford
Municipal Hall
Matlin & Company
Joseph Bellan
Beausejour, Manitoba
T. C. Greschuk
Q.C
Confederation
Drache, Meltzer, Essers & Gold
Trans-Canada
South Main Street
A. H. Basman
Beausejour Hotel
Portage Ave
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