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tft the georgetown herald wednettby feb 8djl9m rocketing- into the futuraniic fifties a fisher beautiful new fiitiimniic colors fabulous new fleet of oldsmobiles two gel the great- story of the oldsmohilc exciting new series the sparkling to rocket newet most advanced and the actionmicked 88 ll new and engine in nxtloring whirlaw futuraiiiie sec them at our oldsnpiliilc ii deilirs new i- utnramic styling drive llitl mutches the sninolhnc of fresh ileet fre lines irrtfrr t- kockcl iigme in motoring h irlaw iy w pfrsvs i mlramjil lie tile new automatic zm s j ffr fl roomier- inlerior- more iitilil alt ttttttuil tip ciicii comiort of the ii m- lide v ilet irmmli ihi- a hiil of i litniani- feaiure- 11 ii ii tn -i-i- t i lie u jlttj 11 ml ic 1 i i loii 1 1 i ahead own an itin v s icjiyfy v- tf-t- arthur scott motors ltd telephone 161 georgetown iws and items of interest halton farmers lton breeder iarded constructive eks shield c beaty well known and ular trafalgar township jersey der was signally honoured at annualmecting of the ontario by cattle club on this occa- he was presented with the ructlve breeders award the best award made to its members the canadian jersey cattle since the award came into lomc years ago only four awards had been previously i in canada mr beaty thus the fifth breeder in can to be so honoured the bails award takes into consldern- such features us herd classl- tton record of performance rt superior sires bred or sloped health standards it will be recalled that at the royal mr beaty also won premier breeders award the highest honour of the jersey show these honours ate the standing which the lie herd nowholds in the can- sirsey world heartiest -con- oni are extended to mr itjr on the honours which his has brought to lindale farm to the county of halton potash ly vkry low i such as 20 per cent superphesphale in place of the old h to 10 percent riid til per cent muriate of- potash i place of per cent kao the il alialy is ailllies arc more inulnical inn- he cost per unit pi ii luni is less ilus luwer to- i- due ti arlou factor uch labour lisnrrlm ba and transportation ilovci there is pr the numa r a l ly ill the olnt- li-l- u a strike ill the us still uiciled 115 pel- cent il he potash ru ily is cut off and 1 this seriously limits the ability of i fertilizer manufacturers to make ip the high analyses mixture rec ommended by the fertilizer adyls ory board oxford colnty farmer big booster for orchard grass aal c iii other crop to admit we do not al t vc trv our bed a ill always have a lo we believe v ie upli lerlihty and aa- will a iii iiun valeri 11 n if e 1 1fl i ultahle e tin uianaile we hasten uccccd nl realize wc lo learn i a oil with ittt drainage is content has m capacity fflcteiil oi-iure- lstuic and on- ile ha one had habit in that he not loo compatible he squeezes i- iier nruses and clovers out of in- field tin- lies not worry lis ei inn be an wc tiy to keep at a recent years the trend in fer- has been toward higher ah- mixtures fifteen years ago wuh 14 units of plant food a popular fertiliser now it inlavour of mtktures 24 or more units of plant 10 wlttuzt plant- food la stfll vary popular and b ibe b of tutn4raslllassllaorto ifiadpobhut bqt haj m par cent ketaal plant food la a too of my farm programme is based on better pasture was the subject of the address delivered by alex mulr of woodstock at the recent crop convention in toronto hal- on formers who took in the bus trip sponsored byjthe halton crop improvement association last may will recall the visit idid to the mulr farm just west of woodstock it occurs to us that the address in question contains a good dcaj of common sense and from a mnn who practices what he preaches it la worthy of consideration here are some of the highlights from his address we consider ourselves princip ally interested in dairying our young cattle ure pastured away from home on property rented an nually because we hove not been able to purchase such property this docs not lend itself to an im proved pasture programme we try to pacify our happy holsteins during the pasture season with the cheapest feed we know of namely juicy- luscious pasture in order to obtain the most econo mical milk production from thatn besides being the cheapest food we ooh realised that better pasture la a labour saver because it u usually available when averkge- pmtpr la bare and burnt by hot run that atw 01 necessity of fuppla- wmjj bom ejtpable nn dieii- many uiiifet w7al i lre in mind wlleu i say a liable eed mixture it is futile lo dwell m ihls factor with so much infor mation available for various con ditions our ideas may not suit many others i do want to hive credit to the orchard grass for thelpartlt plays in our seed mixture if there is a better oasturc plant than i would appreciate knowing vkkut it 1 realize that many will bdt agree wrth me and still consltfev orchard grass as a weed i do not advise you to try this great econo mizer personally iinlcss you ore prepared to manage him give him fertility moisture and temperature nnd he will keep you on the jump to keep him under control he will grow an inch each day and produce juicy luscious leaves that the cat tle will devour providing he docs not- get over 0 to 8 inches tall you havetb be ready to chop him down if he starts to run away and brother la it fun to put the troctor in 4th gear and idle the mowir over the patjturc chopping off joe orchard grass the cows come long devour vilnr as he lays there and covers he ground holding the moisture and protecting roots come along and protecting the roots of the mother plant from tho burn- inh rays of the hot summer sun- orchard is one of our earliest grasses in the spring and under suitable conditions will grow right through to freeze up we nptlced it was even growing during the mild spell lo the early part of this unusual january of 1080 maybe you fee i have given my pet too much of a build up and i know soma of our authorities have no love for joe orchard grass i wanyto say he has fielded head and buitdaw wejtttinr tia n iiw ti in inn ii 11hh1h mis hard h v year nut fiat li- limalion held in a regular l ion we are witlinc hi take joe i at t iimi place in if one of the other uh e are continually oe jaiperiiir ras- must ilo tnoio than better pasture in addition 1 hehn an ideal pasture iras a mu itrass must he a humus bull ae for the soil that is where joe orchard grass outshines any other useful irnss whieh vb have tried you arc well uwiire that much of our ontario soil is low in humus that ingredient which mukes the soil dark loose and triable with a high moisture and fertility holding rapacity high humus soil is the most pro ductive type for better pasture-or- any other crop yes a highly pro ductivity soil is the best bank ac cqimt a farmer can hsve one on which there is no income tax the- more land you can have in better hoy and pasture the easier it is to keep your farm at home farms they are our homes and bus inesses if we do not keep them producing better and more hay and pasture and prevent erosion end leaching they will gradually ran down the rivers to the seas and leave us desolate i feel i should sound a word of warning in case you think better pastures are an easy cureall for our economic plight as the prices of many things we sell are going down and costs are constant or ris ing better psatares cost money it osto moneyto build tip soil fertil ity grass and clover seed costs money so do fencing and man agement but tho harvesting is ideal yea you hive to be pre pared for a fairly large investment per acre but from the standpoint of a livestock j farmer better pasture is one of the best ways to counter- pot the o6ome squeeiel iadlaiat9ssmetnat those ate ft- aw jbejfmfojgqijfwiy iny fans a splendid variety of materials frlese beaele mohair tapestry silk brocatelle silk and eettaa rep upholstering at its lowest price and highest quality dick the upholsterer operated by jack sudermann atasy payments arranged 7 day serviee we will be pleased te nut year besae wtth style h no obuqation be q phone mck barbers phone 310 that excellent motto which won the 10060 prize at canadas first grassland pay held only three years ago jn oxford county the motto la groulond is cashuind many of those on the two day bus trip felt the visit lo mr- mulrv farm was just about the highlight of an outstanding trip they will be interested to know that when we saw mr mulr about one montfi ago he had a twelve can quota and he was filling it 380 bens and ne wasnt too happy about the egg price and quite a number of hogs he lull im acres in the home farm in addition to ranted pasture and he opafataa it with the help of y j- rshow lome scota honoured by radio p monday morning from 1 to m bruce smiths cjbc toast and jamboree iired military band music in notion of the fact ihat flsa scots band had cheque for 100 to the fund palgn of the uotpludj tor ok dreti the mo sunday evening rosy theatre two the band 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