by al wall i nc lica herd aver ages lor dairv herds are always interesting be cause ihey are the best indicators of success herd production averages are ihe proof of the pud ding because ihey reflect breeding feeding herd hcallh and in fact all phases of management i think some publicity on ihe herds in york county with ihe highest averages may be useful so here they arc in ayrshires the highest herds in 1965 were those of morlcy cook armitage eric craddock aurora i d ranter rich mond hill and m l jarv- is unionvillc top guernsey herds were i hose of a v c i gundy newmarket c f vv burns king j ii crang newmarket and henry borden king in the jersey breed don matthews at gonnlcy was high followed by karl haas woodbridgc don bagg woodbridgc and jim mortson quccnsvillc jt may be a bit of a shock lo ilolstein breed ers that top honours in bullerlat production for holsleins was taken by matt heron of king mails llolslein herd is composed of one lonely cow and i suppose haul ing for survival against all those guernseys she real ly works on test she came up with a bca for fat of 160 however on the com posite average for both milk and fat toppers in llolslein with smaller herds were tom rown- irce woodbridgc bruce snider maple and alvin pcgg of newmarket in the larger herd division field- house farns of wood bridgc was high for the third consecutive year there were several herds with a composite of 140 or nipre including joe robinson thornliill aug- ustinian fathers king city romandale farms gormley jim darlington maple and t d boyce of woodbridgc two important events coming up this week corn day sponsored by york peel and hallon counties will be on thurs day at aubrey livingstons farm there are lots of corn tests lo see the liv ingston dairy setup is worthwhile and there arc good speakers then woodbridge fair starts on salurdav and continues on monday its a good one with lots of livestock hall exhibits the 4h show and good enter tainment protection for roses the crisp days of aut umn indicate lo home gar deners that its time again lo begin preparations for winter rose protection horticulturists with the ontario department of ag riculture and food offer several suggestions on the best means of providing the necessary protection for the cold months ahead in nearly all sections of ontario some type of rose protection is necessary to prevent loss during winter the degree of protection required will vary in dif ferent localities depending on temperature extremes wind intensity and snow fall kven within ihe indi vidual garden sonic roses may require more protec tion than others if they are situated in an exposed lo cation one common method is hanking the rose hushes draw the soil around the bases of the plants lo a height of several inches it is advisable to acquire ex tra soil for this procedure is drawing soil from the area around the plants may leave exposed roots after the ground is frozen it is beneficial lo add a co vering layer of strawy ma nure or leaves kvcrgrcen boughs placed over the co vering will help to trap snow which gives excel lent natural protection climbing roses also need winter protection a sug gested method is to remove the climbers from the sup ports and tie the canes to gether lay them on the ground and attach the nd to a stake cover the plants entirely with soil and add evergreen boughs as an alternative the canes may be left attached to the sup ports and wrapped in bur lap and straw or water proof paper for additional informa tion on rose care publica tion 328 hints on rose growing may be obtained upon request from the in formation branch ontario department of agriculture and food parliament buil dings toronto 2 ontario sandy mctavish wins trophy for showmanship uxbridge the scott 4h and junior agricultu ral clubs held their achiev- ment day at scott fair sept 21 ten members of the scott 4h beef calf club and seven members of the scott junior calf club exhibited entries the arthur percy show manship trophy awarded to the 4h member obtai ning the highest points in showmanship was won by sandy mctavish rr 2 ux bridge steer class the top three entries in the steer class which brought out several queens guineas nominees were as follows 1st doro thy brown rr1 oshawa angus 2nd sandy mcta vish rr3 uxbridge short horn 3rd jeff bailey rr4 uxbridge angus in the junior calf clul show the top beef show man was david mctavish rr3 uxbridge while the top dairy showman was jim phocnx greenbank the beef calfes were judged by ken wyatt of goodwood while the dairy calves were placed by ralph chambers of wil frid grain club in the scolt 4h grain club show 16 members exhibited their seed grain samples the top samples were as follows garry oats 1st dale swanick rr 3 uxbridge herta bar ley 1st gcraldine swanick rr 3 uxbridge 1st bruce wilson rr 2 uxbridge 2nd larry noble rr 2 uxbridge 3rd norm wil son rr 2 uxbridge 3rd bob campsall uxbridge there were eight entries in the scott 4h potato club show with the top three seed potato entries 1st bonnie norton rr 1 claremont 2nd malcolm colwcll rr i claremont 3rd linda johnson rr 4 uxbridge a new 4h exhibit at the fair consisted of nine en tries of the claremont 4h corn club the top grain corn samples were as fol lows 1st ken wilson rr 2 claremont 2nd darrel winter rr 1 pickering 3rd herman bucking rr 2 claremont the 4 ii grain corn and potato classes were judged by mr russel morrison r r 2 beavcrton s twice as much for just lc more rexoll fall lc sale lhmtrn nni r tmonr corr of ktxtm u u itrm chriumt nrdt mrt trfnp at iwft bor for lh jrio of one onr nt and you twice tnurh taliunrry and olhr kifl irm for a rrnny mor ft in on thf ttorwiv iftvlntra at re all fall if sale 1n dr mit oto- br 1 j2 at houstons thr kxlll dnij storr i main west stotiflville h 02222 134 rise in farm earnings canadian farmers earn ed an estimated realized net income of 1595800- 000 from farming opera tions in 1965 an increase of 134 per cent over 1964 the dominion bureau of statistics reports while farm operating expenses and depreciation charges rose by more than six per cent between 1964 and 1965 this was more than offset by increases in total receipts from the sale of farm products supple mentary payments and in come in kind ihe tribune rhurjfljy october 6 1964 pise 9 high class entries in horse show competition at markham the horse show competition at markham fair on saturday featured many excellent entries from a wide area class was won by heber down of hrooklin fair this particular staff photo fiftythree calves in 4h competitions at scott fair show discuss corn production harvey wright ontario department of agriculture and oliver dalrymple agricultural representative for durham county discuss corn production on the farm of don staples orono with murray miller york county and ron mcclung haldimand county the junior farmers took part in the annual soil and land use tour sponsored by the ontario department of agriculture and food uxbridge the on tario 4h championship show was held sept 21 in conjunction with scott fair uxbridge thirty- eight 4h dairy calves and fifteen 4h beef calves were entered the results of the dairy calf classes judged by mr ralph chambers wilfrid were as follows junior holstein calf 1st doug holtby cham pion holstein calf port perry 4h dairy calf club 2nd allan pogue port per ry 4h dairy calf club 3rd isabell flett oshawa ki- wanis 4h dairy calf club junior ayrshire calf 1st marion couperthwaite port perrv 4h dairv calf club junior guernsey calf 1st ken knight oshawa kiwanis 4h dairy calf club senior holstein calf 1st michael mcgriskin port perry 4h dairy calf club 2nd keith phoenix port perry 4h dairy calf club 3rd john harris brougham 4h dairy calf club senior ayrshire calf 1st bill reid champion ayrshire calf oshawa ki wanis 4h dairy calf club 2nd robt couperthwaite port perry 4h dairy calf club 3rd gary cooper port perry 4h calf club senior guernsey calf 1st danny mcfadden champion guernsey calf sunderland 4h dai ry calf club 2nd larry bagshaw sunderland 4h dairy calf club 3rd har guthrie oshawa kiwanis 1h dairy calf club dairy calf club doug holby of the port perry 4h dairy calf club won the orvan chambers trophy awarded to the 4h member exhibiting the 4h champion holstein calf the runerup of this award was allan pogue also of the port perry 4h dairy- calf club the elmcroft perpetual trophy awarded to the best group of the three hol stein calves was won by ihe port perry 4h dairy calf club on the junior calves of doug holtby al lan pogue and earl phoe nix the champion dairy showman and the winner of the roy ormiston tro phy was keith phoenix of the port perry club with the runnerup of this a- ward being michael mc grisham a member of the sunderland 4h dairy calf club the 4h beef calf classes were judged by mr ken wyatt goodwood with the results being as folows junior beef heifer 1st cameron deeth scott 4h beef calf club 2nd wayne mcgillivray mara 4h calf club senior beef heifer 1st brian beath scott 4h beef calf club 2nd pat coffrey scott 4h beef calf club 3rd gary mcgil livray mara 4h calf club baby beef steer 1st dorothy brown scott 4h beef calf club 2nd sandy mctavish scott 4h beef calf club 3rd jeff bailey scott 4h beef calf club the veterinarians as sociation trophy awarded to the 4h calf club mem ber exhibiting the cham pion 4h beef steer was won by dorothy brown of the scott 4h beef calf club with the runnerup being sandy mctavish al so of the scott club the top beef showman in the championship show- was sandy mctavish the ontario county 4h grain clubs also held their championship show at seott fair with the osha- scott and brock clubs re presented this year the 4h grain exhibit included classes for both oats and barley the winner of the ux bridge farmers coop tro phy awarded annually to the 4h grain club mem ber exhibiting the cham pion grain sample was bru ce heayn a member of the port perry 4h grain club runnerup for this award was eldon smith aso a 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