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Farming Report by Wall Each carefully This mo plan- the pre number Normally plies and better prices In prices in 1985 should be better than in rattle marketing will likely least prices should not slip No marked increase milk Poor crops In parts of With regard to grain prices yields were well below aver age last year The oat crop dropped by and barley grams will Tike be higher The corn picture is better The crop was up The prospects though no My narrow Cranberry Production Feasible In Ontario Hon might be rally and conducted by the On- rch Foundation for ilmral Rehabilita- irio Department of try Instituted by foundation at the A Stew- ir of Agriculture or sprinkler irrigation If taken accordingly fro At the present there commercial prod acres under cultivation An additional acres for planting this I berries in the been semi commercially ex tin The wide- indicating that tions can be over- is emphasized how- Plastic tops for bunker silos pay for themselves in a hurry Unprotected silage losses can amount to a third of total feed Retiring Assessor Honored By Colleagues al against Knit Edward S Roddick was granted by the Court of ision to a small village The story made head- municipal office at the end having compiled his 33rc roll since he first took of ice In Honoring Mr Reddick tendcnl for 35 years and Mr the first municipal of final ivore Township of King of the man Hodgson gentlemen Mr York PastWardens Meet For Luncheon County building on day Jan Charle Reeve of mill I of the type engaged as township assessor the deputy on Fir- clerk Herb Sawdon whose Ilirold Rose am REDUCE UDDER IRRITATION INCREASE MILK PRODUCTION Ml FREE CROP ACCOUNT BOOK NEWMARKET DISTRICT COOPERATIVE SCIIOMBERG AGED INVENTORY M BE SOLD Also Some Demonstrators l TD5 Crawler 1 1501 Tractor 1 No CADET GARDEN TRACTORS No 103 SPREADERS No RAKE No BASE TRAIL PLOWS No HITCH PLOWS MOWER HITCH MOWERS DISK HARROWS SECTIONS TOOTH PEG HARROW 1 No HAY CONDITIONER 3 PT HITCH BLADE See the Industrial Equipment Show ORFEDA at the Jan 28 International Harvester Store ihr- it See Our and FARM EQUIPMENT at the Canada Industrial Equipment Show Coliseum Grounds Jan 27282930 CEC MAYNARD Your Ford Tractor Dealer Visit Our Display Of FARM MACHINERY Canada Industrial Equipment Show ORFEDA Coliseum Grounds Jan 27-28-29- 30 ARTS GARAGE Queensville Limited COOP introduces Farm Gasoline Because the gasoline requirements of the farmer are unique your Cooperative brings you a new regular gasoline specially developed for farm use Oxidation during storage Is a problem unique to the farmer so Is constant slow speed tractor operation and the need for seasonal power changes Ordinary regular gasolines developed for automo biles do not offer the special qualities needed to meet these farm driving conditions New COOP Farm Gasoline does This speciallyformulated fuel meets these needs in five essentia areas other You get COOP Farm Gasoline 2 Volatility controlled or Increased power as you need It May through September Is the time you require peak power performance from COOP Farm Gasoline can be stored longer without fuel deterioration Thats because It has been developed to specifications that are double the minimum storage Stability standards of moat Gasoline is by month to During spring a you get mora producing ontia cost I live coaling on all contacted surfaces Downtime Is during these critical fuming Anil icing additive combats cold weather stalls Your COOP Farm Gasoline Salesman will be calling soon Try a of top performance coop FARM GASOLINE Supplied by United Cooperatives of Ontario Newmarket District Cooperative Ontario Street SUTTON