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Newspaper
Springfield Leader
Location
Springfield, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1946
Page
4
Experts urge early action for lime and fall fertilizing of pastures. Dry ground in September to October favors lime application and reduces winter kill, boosting cow yield and mineral content.
B L Emslie in the C I L Farm News Letter notes the Prairie Provinces lose wheat yield due to phosphorus depletion. Even modest fertilization of fallow wheat land could boost output by about 44 million bushels. Phosphorus is essential in plant cells for root seed and fruit development and its deficiency harms animal nutrition.
University of British Columbia tests reveal a marked phosphorus deficiency in most British Columbia soils. The shortage is so serious that buyers reject produce in some districts, making phosphoric acid the dominant ingredient in commercial fertilizers.
Ottawa reports Dominion Bureau of Statistics places Canada wheat at 440,567,000 bushels with Prairie output around 420,000,000 and Ontario fall wheat 16,052,000. Oats barley rye and flaxseed also rise above last year’s totals as provinces consider new tax agreements ahead of the next fiscal year.
Mechanical employees who help to make the paper alluring and readable are as much a factor in the paper's influence as the well trained editorial staff.
A breezy column blends dog anecdotes with wedding observations and small-town happenings. It recalls a singing dog, social quirks, Yo Yo trends, and humorous musings on marriage while listing local comings and goings, health notes, and council news from Whitemouth.
Whitemouth notes greet visitors George Ambrose Ben Dubincoff Walter Maikoske Mike Steiner and others during the week. A. H. Cousins is on the sick list and Dr. B. Stiendel receives a warm welcome to the community amid host visits from Mr. and Mrs. George Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold and son.
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