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ORR 2 -- THE PORT PERRY STAR --THURSDAY, OCTOBER $th, 1958 _ their pedigrees, members of Ontario County 4-H Baby Beef Club visited spe, of the-larger ang better farms in York County.' It . was though that a tour: of this na- ture 'would be of great interest to the club "members and would also provide # suitable climax to the 'club year. "The arrangements "for the tour were : under. the direction of the Department 'of Agriculture, Uxbridge. George Redanz's fin m at Ringwood was the first to be visited. On arrival at the farm we were met by Mr, Iron- side and Mr. Lord, who look after the 400 head Hereford herd at Ring- wood Farms. The barns which are laid out on the loafing pen system, aroused considerable interest. Some grand young. bulls which were being fitted for show were seen and Mr, Ironside gave some information on Part of the herd was visited at pasture including the senior herd sire. An interesting creep feed- ing arrangement for the calves at pasture was seen-while a field of Su- dan Grass which had been grazed by some of the herd was commended up- on by Mr, Murray Lord. Mr. Lord ex- plained that Sudan Grass fulfilled an important role in the emergency ,pas- ture plan at the farm, From Ringwood the tour turned south to the home of the famous Klaymer Shorthorn herd at Unionville. Joe Easton, herdsman and farm man- ager conducted the group around the farm. The show cattle for the com- ing annual sale were viewed in the beautifully kept barns while' in one of the paddocks near 'the barn the sale} heifers were grazing. 'A wonderful show of cattle" were the' comments of some of -the group as we left the farm. At the end of the lane we stopped to view a field of cob corn. Mr. Easton One of the most "interesting fea- tures-on. the farm is a test track built to test all new types of farm ma- chines before. they go into production. %& combine was driven over the track for our benefit and it was evident that if these new machines do not stand up to oydinary farm usage nothing will. The track: is so designed that all parts of 'the implement are riguoorsly test- ed for strains and strebses. tual measurement of these strains and stresses are taken by means of elec- tronics which are studied by experts. On the road to the béef barn we stop- ped for a minute to view the con- tour strips laid out to the north and west of the farm. At the beef barn we were met by Mr. John McWilliams, herdsman for the new Shorthorn herd. In good Scotch brogue John gave us the pedigrees of his charges. Here again the loafing pen arrangement is favoured with small loose boxes for the cattle which are to be fitted and showed. Another feature which drew attention was the silo unloader. Many of the lads thought this was just what they needed at home to simplify chores. The ac: | BEEF CLUB MEMBERS TOUR YORK COUNTY FARMS Last Thursday, September 26, the) were at Bert McKercher's on Sunday evening. The anniversary service at Utica was quite successful. Rev. Mr. Ken- nedy -preached a thought-provoking sermon and all enjoyed the singing of the Epsom Girl's Choir and John Pierce's twd solos. them, Mrs. Rosg Sandison is riow teaching fusic in Brooklin and two other East Whitby Schools. Mr. Roy Harris of Edmonton, Al- berta was visiting at Sutherland's and Kendall's one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. F. Kendall and Larry were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hart on Sunday and attended Bethesda an- niversary, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kendall of Is- lington, Miss Edith Brooks of Port Perry and Mr, and Mrs. Earl Williams of Toronto were recent guests of F. Kendall's. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Mark. of Montreal were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Our thanks to} Wm. Philp. Mr, Mark is a nephew of Mrs. Philp, a THE TELEGRAM DAIL) WEEKEND os Don Head Farms at Richmond Hill was the last farm to be visited! Mr. Redelmeir, the owner showed us round the Jerseys and Angus herd. He also gave us an interesting outline on the farm and the cropping. Beside one of the dairy, barns 'Mr, Redelmeir pointed out anulti flora rose hedge he had planted. ' It seems that this bush - wil not entirely eliminate the fence post and wire in Canada as Mr. Redelmeir explained that he thought the winters a bit too severe for satis- factory growth. All the club members who took ad- vantage of this opportunity voted this an excellent trip and at least prefer- able to school. een WP -------- with all these Ligear extras. .. EXTRA RIDING COMFORT of Improved. Knee=Action_ Chevrolet's farmed Unitized Knee-Action - ride is' now smoother, softer than ever. 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