Ontario Community Newspapers

The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), April 12, 1967, p. 10

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V t 4 1 Ll 1 as ifl I IB Is ijj k To ABS For Almost like small trees are these tomato plants in the greenhouses of Art on the Canal Road Holland Marsh Five year old Joanne shows how close they are to the harvesting Mr grows two crops each year and his busy period for the first crop is just around the corner Warden Staff V- Extend Crop Insurance Plan To Cover Additional Crops Already in effect as far as Manager of the Commission rate winter is concerned points out that farmers who Final date for this year for course concerned the actual annual rate of in- how improve Ontario Crop Insurance insured their winter wheat the acceptance of applica- rates lerest It suggests methods of rower relationships and a program has now been ex- with the Commission last for coverage on Spring buying High interest rates avoiding some of these high number of credit problems tiered to be World Record price for a bull Purchaser of the bull calf was American Breed- en Service Forest Wis consin is the largest artificial breeding organiza tion for cattle in the Americas and they expect to sell semen from Emperor throughout North and South America and to many other countries A reception in honor of Em peror was held last Tuesday at the Canadian National Ex hibition grounds with many prominent figures in ture on hand included Ontario Minister of Agricul ture Hon A Stewart Federal Minister of Trade and Commerce Hon Robert Wint ers and Senator Harry Hays former Federal Minister of Agriculture Emperor left from the reception for his new home In Wisconsin Answering the of why a bull bring a fabulous price George M demons Secretary of the Association of Canada said Its all a matter of good genes Is so rich the best bloodline and Id ancestors have seen a tremendous rec- of achievement that he could exert an outstanding in fluence on the breed Emperors sire is ABC Re flection Sovereign famous Class Extra bull universally recognized as the greatest sire in the Holstein breed in Canada in the past quarter century and probably of all time He was himself three The new correspondence take the chance of using a Canadian In the course is designed to make given amount of credit sh and he has All- The course includes a lay- and Rescrve NEWMARKET In Cndliii jmigeny Seven of the Oak Rldges Vol of tut jew Oak tr rf and Rob- named AllCanadian tad flvr May Lowe Maple paid 000 for a caw a Emperors dam SPRING REXALL I World price for a row Bcoheur Maud la an I I of acy breed Now tier have animal from a I old her A at lb reduction aal t i- WHY NOT NOT ORDEB THE REMAINDER OF TOUR FERTILIZER NEEDS FROM US THIS SPRING Blending Bagged or Bulk Pickup or Delivery Spreaders Available Cheek our Open til pm on Saturday j April and May BRADFORD FERTILIZER CO LTD Wellington St Aurora 73 This be a cucumber tree as they hang almost like bananas in the greenhouses of Art in the Holland Marsh area The is a new type of English cucumber which grow on vertical vines Mr studies the crop under the of his five year old daughter Joanne There is a Spring and Fall crop and Mr Markus ships about boxes per year- Staff Course Helps To Analyze Financing A NEWMARKET Hie On tario Agricultural Colleges new Financial Management for Farm and Home corres pondence course can help a fanner analyze his records for a more prosperous future the student aware of many of Ih he high interest sources of mans interpretation of the The first secuon me Cfedit calcuate CorporaUon Act YOUR LAWN DESERVES THE BEST a KINGRO Chemical Fertilizer Famous 777 lb bag 295 For free delivery within a ten mile radius of Newmarket Phone 8955217 ORDER NOW Supply limited NEWMARKET KINSMEN CLUB I tended to barley FaU may add Spring grains grains has been set by the are not confined to those who and mixed grains Hon Win to their policy contract by Commission as May A Stewart Minister of submitting a new confronting todays fanners culture and Food announced and acreage report Friday The study also discusses The cost of the course is fiDaDCe compameS the three Rs of Credit Re- and anyone regardless of Further information is avail- faU to take advantage of pay ademic Coverage includes the Spring grains has been set at of drought flood frost pound or a The insurable value of Crop Insurance Commission hail wind excessive rainfall excessive plant ease and insect infestation cash discounts are often pay- and how much Repayment roll Enquiries should be iog an actual annual rate of Can I meet the repayment directed to Office of of 24 per cent Other schedule laid down by the respondence Courses lender even though it may be of Extension Education people would say taboo to j rtr excessive mositure plant by the Federal government 7 flRnW tCan early Monday morning aclual annual interest rate To meet the refinements and five per cent by the On- per cent through dealer of the individual farmer the government the cover- soft ice of Lake insurance plan is flexible available at much less into smaU mountains with the amount of coverage than cost In addition the ad- Most of the jams were a safe being optional A farmer may costs are borne stance at insure up to or GO per by the two levels of govern- Road cent of his normal expected j Under the plan provision Coverage is written on a has also been made for the lhe pressure continuous policy basis which adjustment of early losses runs from year to year until where the farmer wants to 1 by the insured or abandon the crop or put the the Crop Insurance Commis- damaged acreage to other use Payments in these early Blackburn General stages are made at a reduced FARMING REPORT By WALL See Cockshutts New POWER Line Sales Service Ontario Realize the highest returns for your wool by patroniz ing your own Organization SHIP COIXECT TO Our Registered Warehouse No Weston Ontario Obtain sacks and twine without charge from NEWTON- STEVENSON Sutton West or by writing to Canadian Wool Growers Limited St Clair Avenue East Toronto Ontario Agricultural Representative for York County Best With seeding just around the corner we hope its a good time to take a look at whats new thi3 yean In oat varieties we now have one with straw Stormant a suggestion for fields a perennial lodging problem There is no real change in barley varieties In Alfalfa it is still hard to beat Vernal for general use For short rotations a Flemish type will yield better and is a new one that will persist longer being more disease resistant or Saratoga are the varieties of Brome to use and or Tardus top the list in orchard grass strains The only new point about fertilizer is higher rates of nitrogen for all crop3 Early seeding and lots of nitrogen go together Barley and corn will both respond well For com the use of Anhydrous or Aqua Ammonia is a good practical method Protection against insects isnt new but it deserves attention Every spring just when crops are nicely up there is always a rash of insect problems They include nematodes white grubs seed maggots and cutworms By the time the damage shows its nearly always too late to do anything about it Seed when it is bought usually is treated with a fungicide This stops seed borne diseases but is needed with an insecticide to get the bugs All corn should be treated with a mixture of and lindane Cereal grains should be treated too with aldrin or lindane particularly if they are being seeded on a field that was in sod last year Seed corn should be selected to fit our York County climate Our heat rating here ranges from 2600 to 2900 and its just as important to pick hybrid that will mature for silage as it is for grain corn Year after year our experience has shown that planted corn puts up more feed than later plantings even though the later ones nearly always look better the field In York all corn for silage We Rent Most Anything CARPENTER TOOLS GUNS BUG SHAMPOO CHAIN SAWS GARDEN TOOLS FLOOR SANDERS CEMENT MIXERS PAINT SPRAYERS LADDERS BLOWTORCHES POST HOLE DIGGERS HAND and GAS WATER PUMPS PLAZA TIRE Davis Drive Newmarket fcl The Calsa Una of sprayers and farm chemicals has been proven Best In the Calsa pioneer the mechanical for complete and continuous mixing of all spraying materials Wide range of pumps and adjustable Dooms and tank capacities from to 500 allows you to choose the sprayer thats right for the job Your CilsadBikr also tot tin of CilatterbtcIdtM L never quits till yon do The Flail Chopper out throws em all even in heavy wet crops now thousands of are out there cutting a big swath end clean in the heaviest crops power The Gehl breezes right through rain laden forage Here are some of the reasons why 39 Reversible Flails give you a full 6ft cut double edged for double chopping life Mounted lit gangs of six and seven for quick switching Powered Double Chopping lets cut short and fast Your crop Is flail cut then to the unitized fan and knives cut again against an adjustable shear bar and blown to the wagon EasySwing Drawbar adjusts from your tractor seat Change to any of four positions three offset and one for transport with the pull of a rope n Am with QUEENS VILLE service centres r More than good reasons to call CIL and the dealer network for the fastest most complete fertilizer service in Ontario CIL has more than service centres in Southern Ontario And 5 plants including our new Lambton Works at Courtright back them supply of highgrade 1 Theres a service centre Its stocked with Super broad range of recommended analyses nurse tanks Nitrogen applicators and bulk spreaders If youre ready for instant ready to supply it Anywhere GROW AND PROFIT MOUNT ALBERT GRAIN A FUEL I 3V PHONE Mount Albert STIVER BROS 125 E PHONE jafflgifttttwtoi a -w- Old Dpn Mills milSid xCcm I

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