Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), April 26, 1951, p. 6

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tompqm w roll whni ipotiy ovrconiv in all aectlona of the county on kmny excellent ktand of fall wheat owe alio caivt jielp but not raany f icldir which vmntfe from ipoi- ty to a fifty percent stand prsctl- lilly all of the wheat looked tpbe in estcelknt shape when li went into the winter apt yet we find initan- cej this aprini of adjoining ffelcl on adjacent farm both naturally well drained and both of the same variety both fertilired one still ao excellent stand and the other pe hap little better than a fifty per cent stand why in our opinion that is ihe 4 question and we can only hazard an opinion it would in some instances at least appear to be associated with the preparation of the seed bed wejjih make that statement admitting thit in most casas there appeared to be an excellent seed bed at seeding tune wec3nthrlpbutrrondenhow ever if m a percentage ol cases at least if the seed bed wns firm en ough- our observation leads us to believe that where tjie seed bed was well prepared a few weeks in advance of seeding it had plenty of time to settle it then only re quired a stroke of the harrows be- futvwsdinti ahd on such fields the crop haj come through in good shape on the other hand on some fields which were disced and cult ivated right up to time of seeding with no time for settling and with out the use of a cultipacker these fields or at lejis a percental of them are spotty we may be wrong but that is the only explanation stand that quite a percatge of the members reported their new seeds tli poor ta fair on thursday last dowiiin the o called sahara of halton county we saw aa f live a stand of new seeds a one would want to ee the alfalfa red clove1 orchard grais brome and timothy were all there and plenty of them again we dant help but think there is a lot to be learned in technique or in methods of se we s that realizing that thgre is no oit method that is best under different spring weathey eonditians how ever in springs such as the past two years we- are convinced that on the heavier soils at least dril ling the small seeds through thi grain box with the strain gels res it is however our opinion that the jieeds can be put k in too deep- and for this reason in a dry spring we do like the packer both before the drill and after thehatmicrop improvement association this spring is laying down tests on different methods of seeding it is expected that such tests will be laid down on three or four farms in as many different parts of the county let us hope that fates are kind to us so that next fall well have some fairly concrete evidence to either prove or disprove our ideas certainly with the grass and clover seed bill running anywhere from 300 to 500 this spring on many farms cant afford seed failures thrp ctnts per ton pt tytlo up t a maximum of on dollar per ton in the- cam of carlot shlpcnqta howcwi the regulation tmaln unchanged in short the first atajfc is to secure ft permit from the loca agricultural office for the twelve month period end ing march st il7-thtf- ontario dept of agriculture paid a aubstdy on s47 tons of agricultural lttue distributed in halton repreitenung an increase of so percent over the previous twelve month period hoist official grades many hal ton herd wray taylor official grader for we car offer for some of the high the hoist elnfriesian association lyinc fields which last fall looked wonderful but this spring are very disappointing while right over th i fence is still a good field of wheat we wonder if anyone cjn offer a better explanation mechanised equipment is practi cally a necessity under present day conditions but we cant help bit wonder if the modem tendency to wards speed cannot be overdone when comes to preparing a seed bed in this connection l b thompson director of the prairie 20 fai farm rehabilitation act states there should be a law against warmers driving tractors faster than 3 miles per hour while till ing soil this is one of the major factors contnbut of the soil if you have one of the spotty fields you migh answer to your problem on pagi visited thirtyfive halton herds lal week in conversation with the writer mr taylor commented most favorably on the quality of halton cattle as a matter of fact he stated on the average i would say the average quality is higher here than n most other counties visited this season in all mr taylor graded 2tc head in the 35 halton herds visited and the following is the summary 3 xx bulls 18 very good cows 110 good plus 101 good and c- clkaking auction sale in ksqimkinc kkgistcttkd ani oka11k jeh- seysj tkactok and takm lairlements vlknittrr etc 14teundersiyneomins received in structions from gkuttv spjtowl to sell at sumech fcrove fann lot 25 on the 4th line of emuesliu turn south at barinockburn school on no 7 highway on monday afuil sth commencing atlli30 horses and harness itoan gelding 10 years grey geldlnfi 10 vcars set of team harness col lars blankets kobe electric clip- tx and equipment so leehornr hens coal brooder slovc w of rhe prie li change in lime subrenfton policj in future farmers wishtnc to sec ure acricultutil limestone in truck had quantities can do so with a s u pulverization minimum of trouble recently the regulations eoveminc the apricult- find the ural limestone subvention policy- were revised under the new rejru- 1951 kiltm seed fair latim li is no longer necessary to permit before ordering limestone to be transported by seed catches alto vary trenend- truck farmers will simply order ouslu the lime and after it has been del- the new seeds in most cases tvered they pay for the lime plus haxc cajnc through tha wlnttfgln i julraexorli ey i they apply to the local office of pjowbissell do equally as good condition as the were las fall on the other hand j the ontario department of agri- they vary all the way from a com- j culture for an application of sub plete failure to excellent at a sidy form this must be signed junior farmer meeting held last week the members answered the roll call by repeating the condition of their new seeding we under- by both the farmer and the agri cultural representative the actual amount of the subsidy remains unchanged amounting ta stop furnace worries anthrs imperial b f murfin sheet metal works plumbing and heating prion 138w georgetown let us do your building trayn0r construction co general contractor no job too big or too mill i phone 485w p o box 86 pure bred jerseys sumech grove noble darlenc -2138w- born aug 5 1047 bred dec 9 sumech grove noble arlene -212163- born dec 7 1047 sumech grove noble sandra -212162- born sept 28 1047 bred doc 28 sumech grove bow- unas sweetheart -120175- born oct 12 1053 bred oct 18 sumech grove designs susanna -312150- born march 29 1044 bred aug 24 sumech grove aimful beauty -212161- born march 21 1046 bred nov 26 sumech grove aimful dolly -213698- born june 30 1046 bred oct 22 sumech grove de signs deana -2122887- born april 4 1944 sumech grove noble jiitwssl 2168 born june 28 49 bred apr 13 sumech grove noble janice 213 701- born april 4 1949 bred march 14 sumech grove noble jean -213700- born april 4 1949 bred feb 6 sumech grove franchise daisy -227421- born june 28 1050 sumech grove franchise gold -227422- born july 2 19s0 3 regis tered yearling heifers open herd sire sunburst franchise aim -116481- born jan 17 1948 bred by geo hewer moffat grade cows and heifers lou fresh cow mary ann bred april 18 lvnda bred nov 23 elsie fresh jvanda bred sept 8 betty bred wav 21 maggie fresh heifer calf at foot mary bred march 29 heifer calf at foot annie bred feb 23 ivarl bred jan 2 rdsie bred oct 22 penny fresh 6 weeks helf- r calf topsy bred dec 25 guern sey heifer bred jan 21 brindle heifer bred in jan orma pasture bred young cattle brindle heif er 2 months old grade heifef 3 months old grade heifer 2 months old grade heifer 6 weeks old guernsey yearling heifer open live stock sale may be held un der cover in case of bad weather this is splendid herd of high pro ducing cows with an average test of 5 the herd has passed three clean tests we invite you to call and look this offering over any time before sale date j dairy equipment hinman 2 unit milking machine with piping for 27 cows 6 can jem milk cooler mew 1050 mh cream separator tractor and equipment 1950 no 30 fully k tfc double disc f w 17tooth cultivator woods electric chopper blizzard cutting box and pipes cement mixer circular saw mounted on truck emery grinder 4 barrels fuel oil full 200 gal gas tank with hose complete rubber tired otaco wagon new steel wheel truck wagon wagon box flat hay rack one man loader 2 sets bench sleighs cutter mh mower 1949 f a w side delivery rake dump rake mh drum loader chatham fanning mill mil 7ft binder nearlv new mh corn binder just cut 20 acres mh manure spreader steel roller turnip sowcy cockshutt walking plow m rtr43disc fertilizer drill nearly new corn cultivator one row finisher 2 walking scufflers 5section harrows feed fertilizer etc 75 bus oats some odds and ends of chop and commercial feds2 tons of fertilizer 2 rolls snow fence steel posts and the usual line of ropes forks hoes bags shovels chains- whiff letrees etc furniture and household effects- duro therm oil heater new winuham clipper white enamel range for oil or wood tnewt gilson frig large size new dining room extension table 6 dining room chairs fi kit chen chairs 2 bedroom suites terms cash with clerk on day of sale no giwwis to te removed until set tled for th- farm is sold lunch counter this is a splendid line of farm equipment a lot nearly new kilanee in well kept repair sum ech grove farm is about i miles eam of acton hmdlev ami elliott auctioneers tel vj3 rock wood or 177j milton n hunter norman ivan clerks foshlqqkipt the standard raincoat for men h of a style that looks as well in sun shine ojj in the downpour the loosely tailored style is a perennial favorite with that brand of humans that doesnt favour variety and things different the way the lad- les do still mens rai can prove just as good or poor a buy be sure to peek at the lining a rubberized material is water rep ellent many styles have an optional belt and the men should bear in mind to wear a suft when shopping for a trench coat all that shoulder padding makes quite a difference in the sleeve length woof grow rs organization wool ship collect to our ragittorad wtrahouta nol weston ontaeio reliable grading prompt settlement shlpprra may obtafri ieks and trlnr uithoat charte ffreu j arthie kerr no 2 acton clarence denny acton roy johnion acton or by writlnjc direct u canadian cooperative wool gbowebs limited 217 bay street toronto canada mowrs inymrokv for moot onadlan rj tno ipvontory poauioa appear to bo coocl reoorta tho financial poi- that mean that at the current rate of frocjuctlou noub ood aw nutyln thrash the buslneaa pipeline from manufacturer to consumer to take care of averaaw demand tor at leaat alx month in wool line thrt are exception iron and tel paper chemical are poor id fair the 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