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Agricultural Report HanMSoUfCroe Impmcnnt Annual By HENRY J STANLEY Hilton Rep On Wednesday January Holloa Soil and Crop Association members met at the Hilkreat United Church for their annual meet tog Guest speaker Hurray Johnson Chairman of the Can section of discussed the cooperation bet ween Canada ana the United States In attempting to reduce pollution of the Great Murray stated that metric tonnes per year excess phosp horus Is being deposited in the Great Lakea Close to onehalf of this comes from land mainly as a result of eros of soil particles In the System Heavy allied areas can have times more phosphorus ran off ffiftn agricultural They also contribute a lot of heavy met to our water avstem Mur ray strongly suggested but imps oi grass along drains atrip cropping or plant lug our grain and com across the slope in bands alternating them with sod He also ted that fanners should be compensated for Incurring to the extra cost of reducing phosphorus In our streams PAST PRESIDENT George Caledon East the Past President of the Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association suggested Other means of con trolling phosphorus in streams from a farmer point of view using crop rotations to get more grass and forages on our hills to cut down erosion Imp roved of our manure to keep It from washing into the streams using the Capital Grand available to farmers for erosion control practices fencing all water ways and Improve manure handling facilities Henry General Manager of the Crop Insuran of Ontario slated that per cent of Hal ton com acreage 17 per cent of the spring grain acreage and per cent of the winter wheat acreage la In Ha I ton producers had claims for crop with the Crop Insurance Commission paying out close to three times as much money as they received for Hal tan This was due to the very dry June and July Mr Ediger stated that wo extra inches of rain in July would have saved the Crop Insurance ion at least million dollars Despite the poor yields in this part of the province and parts of Eastern Ontario the Com mission still has 3 mill on dollars surplus for the year Paul Rah Soils and Crops Specialist presented the aim uat summary of projects Prize money for the High Yield Competitions were awarded as follows Grain Corn 1st Art Milton acre 2nd Nurse buacre Spring Grain 1st Murray Harris Milton pounds acre 2nd Keith Ail ken Act on poundsacre Corn Silage 1st Jim George- Officers and Directors for 1B79 were elected as follows President Norm Oak vicepresident Art Milton Secretary Treasurer Henry Stanley O M A Safety Cou ncll Rep Peter Lambrick Box 171 Campbellvillc O S C I A Delegate Don Sherwood Milton Alternate Norm Blggar and Delegates John Nurse Georgetown and Art Directors Keith Allken John reckon Ted Brown Murray Dawson Doug Gardhouse Dennis McClure Bob Merry John Ed and Earl Wilson Hilton Plowmen Annual ByllENRYJ STANLEY Agriculture Rep May Hornby was returned as President of the Halt on Plowmen Association for another year at their meeting on January 1 at the Agricultural Office Mil ton Murray reckon Burling ton moved up to be 1st vice president with Bryan Marshall MUton 4 elected as 2nd vicepresident and Jack Taylor 1309 Appleby Line Burlington remaining as Seer treasurer with George Swarm Court St Milton assisting Allan Harris Milton I Is the Farm Safety Repre sentative for OP A Director is May and our Furrow Queen for the coming year Is Nancy Milton Delegates elected to the an meeting of the PA February 19th and in Toronto an J C Cunningham Georgetown Bryan Mars hall Murray and Spencer Wilson Nerval 1 with Attentates John and John Larry Hoard and Tom Wll son are to represent in the Junior Team Competition at the International Plowing Match this year The 1979 Plowing Match la scheduled for Satur day October In north Milton No Mistake About It Zellers Has On Sale Thursday January 25 until Saturday January 27 Big Buys for Baby We reserve the right to limit quantities Colonial Crib best hardwood construction crib 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