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Barrie Examiner, 15 May 1968, p. 25

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flavor bails ivy rur veyo romp at the fine beet steers In the fettean half ct hh modem feedlot where labor requirements are tedue ed to minimum Ivy Beei Producer Uses he Latest Farm Techniques lly BRIAN BAKER one of the more modern beet producing operations in the County is that of Henry Davis Ivy who raises to market age mime hundred and fifty head of steers kept In labor and crop eating feedlot setup with With matic feeding His main feedlot system can eists of large concrete paved yard area with sloping floor fenced all round and divided Waugh the center with feed bunk to make two separated yards in sheltering manner one conventional two storey barn is located on the west side and new open front pole barn 108 feet long and to test runs along the north side shutt tg out the cold prevailing iNnds of winter in the east side are located the two con crele tower sites each sixteen feet across by titty leet high and holding zoo tons of silage each litr Dvies who is also too owner and manager of Huronia Hertiiiler Co Alliston estsblt IISllEd three years ago started raising beef cattle on the Iced lot method in 1955 and has been adding to it gradually since that time now having three barns and three silos Ha buys the calves weighing or to live hundred pounds ese he purchase locally from the Toronto Stockyards or trom lots originally coming from Western Canada while he buys any animal that shows good prospects tor good weight gains the bulkol stock are Hereford Herefordshorthorn crosses it come straight Holsteins and oc aslonal Charolals He notes that considerable interest is he tng shown or chemists and the crosses These animals he then raises to around 1150 or so pounds and markets them throughout the year as they each fiiia weight KEEPS SEPARATE The young purchases he keeps separately in hero across the road and them In summerspas ture on seventylive acres of treioil legume pasture where they still receive grain crop As they become larger they go into the regular feedlot on the south side with the intermediate animals where they receive hayiage through summer and fail and corn silage in winter with an additional live pounds of chop in turn as these ani mals rapidly gain weight and move on toward mature weight they are moved into the north half or linishingyard where they are fed allthe ensilage they need with the grain and concentrate being stepped up to eight or ten pounds If had the silo storage space would feed all corn Silage instead of filling the silos with hayiage in the summer to carry through to the fall says Mr Davis While haylage is fairly high in protein it is re latively low in energy and cat tle being led on it previous to marketing when they must be attened require fifteen to six een pounds at grain like corn particularly for winder feeding because it is high ens ergyfeed My corn silage test ed out hetweenntne and ten per cent protein on dry mat ter basis so that still hadto fced very little concentrate and only eight to ten pounds of train day for each ot the animals being fattcned ready for market in the finishing yard cur canon His leeding arrangements are designed to cut labor require ments minimum The silos are eoui ed with en automa tic rota og chain drag silo unloader which is started by push switch to teed the steer three times day taking only low minutes each time The enstlage is augered downoa long lead bunk separating the small ersteeis from the bigger steers in the fattening halls battle board can be Illppcdelthar way so that whenlhose In the fat letting hall are being led extra chop and concentratewhlch ls augercd out ol steel slio to fall onto the mix in with the enstiage as it is augered along can be led The smaller steers get live unds at grain ration For feed ng hay movable lied rocks can be moved back as hay recedes so that it never has tohe forked more than ensilage as it is sugared along can be fed The smaller seers get five pounds of grain ration For feeding hay movable feed racks can be moved back as the hayreccdes so that it never has to be forked more than twelve lcet Straw bedding is equally handy Thcse animals are allwell fed and sotlsticd and we are always careful to be uiet with them and avoid any big that will trighten them explained Mr Davis when the writer re marked about how quiet and lrlendly the animals were Well led animals ivill not do much running around that Is why like them to be led three times day This way the eu inage does not have time to dry out and get unappetlzing and at the some time with closer spacing of feedings the cattle do not get hungry in be tween dont want tosee them all run to the feedbunk the moment the feeder is staited because this would indicate that they was hungry Water is always available at float Iilled tankst Cattle min erals and free choice salt are also always available The ani mals quickly learn to use the sellservice cattle oiler which rids them of and keeps them tree from ect pests An in ss ms to bothered by seeran and tired frdinz when sh learned tear irrigation at rs bladder and urinary tract can and tired leelinm Kidney Pills sinrt Budds Piiii stimulate the kidney to help relieve in condition causing the backache and tired Irellnlc am an felt better rested better is you no onward a1 backache Dodd tam Pille may help depend on Doddl means inediiALiTv name to look for when biiyirig in handy GINGERALE convict Indian Model OI Assault mnomo CF Indian model KahuTineia Horn of Montreal was convicted Monday of assault causing bodily harm and fined SIM or it days In jail Reporter Robert hIcBaIn of lids ls set aside as sick bay titIr Device little it is seldom necessary to use this or any medication EtONOMV Sll TROPIC isit Wm fllI iiiisus PLASTIC BANDAGES COIGATE lot infiflm 2M9 lAItY PATRICIA iiiiiiiiiis iii BAISIJP MUSTARD as RM The Telegram hsd accused Miss Horn ofetteckin him in the newspaperotllco last March it lttissHorn who pleaded not guilty said Mahala provoked her by actions durinl an inter view August l567 by articles he wrote about her and by re mark be made in The Teiea Hams newsroom Magistrate Cla re hlorriaon said vavcatlon was not de fence to the charge but could be taken into account ai setting sentencL Supplied by his OSNAWA wwotrsarr utiler wwlv depot to Mimi Immune SAVE ON HEALTH BEAUTY AIDS ulnmmimmuoamlflmammnms PIIIS THESE EXTRA SAVINGS 55¢ MnIIiMIILIIKI MCI nemivioinm ocular4on1 HIIM IILIAE wee INTHE AIY CASE Eisiin2 as CHEEZ SPREAD e59 fc69 nouiiicii iiiiioiiiiiir 2t53 cocoon SAVINGS III III III iiiiiiue Ilttlltllllti tltllI99 till IPIIS Ill NIHHII ISIS Foon PRICES capacitive Mar retro 11is tthlilAll to am tllttEGiit 2w39c some 01 Family At Conferean MR5 ALLEN amuse Utopia were very proudof our two high school students who joined the Oxfam walk tarry Miller and Wendy Catt went on the way to Eimvsle Everyone looking lorviard to the cream to finish successful euchre season lilr endlilrs William lnge ol Kerrobert Sash In Toronto to attend convention at lioon York Hotel spent the hlothera Day weekend with Mr and Mrs lack Ellis hlrr Jack host and his and hlrs Jeck liirons and daughters Scarborough were al so with them Mrs riiiyriinn is patient in Royal Victoria Hospital ltfr and Mrs Itllen Miller liliss Hello Miller and Mrs Ar thur Dobson Barrie were lilo thcrs Day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Bruce Miller at Lake view Restaurant Sunday irritantcauses GRADE homemade pie and fee wettingtwenties Dr mam dean of medicine at the University of at ely rm muffin ewes are available to meet demands its also said the modern fant iiydoctorhunotlmetospend on keeping upwlth the explo sion of medical knowledge which would lniolvs at least an hour day reading Journals Discussion groups considered ways to woo more students into family medicine WOULDviUTOR NUDENT Sugg erted was Big Brother system by which family doctor Would tutor stu dent through hiaundcrgraduaie training Dr Perkin chairman of the poliegos undergraduate ed ucahon committee said big brother system would enable the undermdulte to see the practitioner at work The doctor and student would meet periodically for dis eussionsmaybe once week or the doctor would be available to the student for telephone chats One major problem Dr Per kin concedcd is tinding enough doctors to serve as big brothers The groups were almost unana lmous in calling for early and sustained contact between proc AI iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TITi DRIN Kinds to choose Ilfllli ROSE BRAND RELISHS VAN iiiii lN lflMAlU SAUCE onsnslnron it til tilts re 01 NS MAPLE lEAI CANNED TIIIMS GOLIJEN airs savoav TROPICAL FLAVOR minus one mu mu iionioi onsuois noimm ass mi so MINItn mansion JFIORIDA CElERY mv aroserimme iiiPoiiiio CEItO critters nnmmnmiemnmimn 11 51000 500 lrli BONUS TAPE BONUS TAPE Petite mm itll 5200 nunu rims WWII nu mi on 5500 mm iiiiiiiiiiii tutti li on 5200 ONUS TAPE BONUS TAPE PIilntittntIiA utlttll Doctors7 Itll WAY KAY lit8 SfiYs Hippies Looking Love HAMILTON icri theyre really lacking in psychologist told as poitcer love men Monday that the hippie is really misguided youth who wants their love hlsry Blum member of Hamiltons mental health clinic said the hippll deveb oped the lore cult de tencc mechanismnot to Each to give love but to get Mrs Bium earths open tog speaker at Weeklong seminar sponsored by the Ohmic government on the problem of police and It young offender Delegates represent the youth bureau of to Ontario police depart ments PERU JOIN Peru has become the 66th member ol the international htaritime Consultive Organise tion londonhased agency of the UN The flower children talk about love and give the impression that ihcyre ins votved in love but more than anything else sion BONUS TAPE BONUS TAPE EVISCERA TED seismic or IRVING to ll RAGE éFiiiEiiiiii BASKEIam iiiiiiiis WIENERS mummiesll aouiiiss cumin iiiiis OVEN FRESH AW ocle IGA PIES 79c Dempsteis Twist Rollsjnth Christies FudgytiBar etfic SWIIISISIEW 2199 IIRINKMIX when 5m49 MARSHMAIHIWS iii E499 CIIUIIIES 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