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© Grain storage hints for the farmer IPR IRs ; » # 3 a Wl Lr y hort SELL ER, - JAY Housecleaning the gran- ary before harvest can pre- vent pest destruction of stored grain, Insects such as granary weevil and flour' ~ beetle are 'controlled by cleaning bins thoroughly before grain storage, says Karl Bereza, Ontario Minis- try of Agriculture and Food disease and insect specialist. "Never place new grain on top of ald grain. Remove accumulations of old 'grain from corners, crevices, par- titions and double walls. These sweepings should be burned or buried so insects will not return to infest new- ly binned grain," advises r. Bereza. Grain bins should be sep- arated from feed rooms, as grinding equipment is diffi- cult to keep clean. Insects will readily migrate to newly stored grain if these two areas are not separated. 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'Spray the floor, walls and ceiling with an insecticide to kill remaining pests or those migrating to the empty bin," says Mr. Bereza. "For maximum effect, apply at least two weeks before stor- age." Insects can infest stored grain so quickly that checks are advised every two weeks, especially during warm weather. Insect activ- ity generates excess heat and moisture that are ab- sorbed by surrounding grain. When the warm, moist air rises to the cool surface, condensation encourages molds and fungi to grow. The surface grain then cakes, spoils, and smells musty. . "Damp or crusted areas on the surface of the grain indicates heating," says Mr. Bereza. "Thrust a hand into the grain and check for abnormal odor. Tough grain, a few feet below the surface, is indicated when a metal rod will not pass Pine Ridge A TRUE LOVE STORY... |Garden Club The Pine Ridge Garden Club held their monthly meeting on August 1 at the Nestleton Community Centre with President Roy Grierson opening the meet- ing at 8 o'clock." ~The minutes of the July meeting were read by sec- retary Mrs} C. McDiarmid. Mrs. B. Mairs moved the minut adopted as read and the motion was seconded by Mrs. G. Bajema. It was announced that we had three winners from our club at the July 29 District 4 Flower Show at Coldsprings, Ontario. - Prizes were given to the winners who are Mrs. B. Mairs, taking first prize with her delphiniums, Mrs. P. Hoogeveen taking third prize with her salpigoses and petunia class. Congratula- tions to the winners. We thanked Mrs. M. Carnaghan, Mrs. G. Bajema, son, members of the commit- tee who collected and pre- sented the 17 entries in the show. Analda Nurseries presen-' ted the members with a special price list of spring bulbs which any member can order from. Volunteers are still needed to weed and water the flower beds at the Museum in Port Perry. Our guest speaker for the evening was Mrs. M. Car- naghan who spoke and demonstrated how to select, condition and present flo- wers for our Mini Flower Show on September 5th. Mrs. G. Bajema thanked Mrs. M. Carnaghan for® her interesting talk and presén- ted her with a gift on behalf of everyone present. through the grain as readily as it does in other parts of the bin. If the rod is warm when it is withdrawn, the grain is heating." For more information, Publication 229, "Insects in Farm-Stored Grain", is available from the Inform- ation Branch, Ontario Minis- try of Agriculture and Food, Legislative Buildings, Tor- onto, Ontario M7A 1AS. oa x N LH, Van Camp Continued will study Agriculture and hopefully work towards a possible DVM and practice Veterinary medicine. ~Congratulations to Anita Alstein in the Smith's Woods on receiving her licence to drive on Friday, August 11 in Port Perry. Bob, Nancy and Steve Bryans of Blackstock spent 4 days camping with friends at t vi * " ein ¢ ' . . ' EE a A " PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, August 16, 1978 --7 picnic Callander on Lake Nipissing. On the holiday Monday, about 65 friends and relat- ives joined together at the Bob Bryans Farm to visit with Art and Janet Essery and family previously from Courtice and presently from St. Cloud, Minnesota in the United States. Their last trip home was three years ago so many enjoyed the overdue visit. A LT ha SR Mrs. I. 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