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Penetanguishene Citizen (1975-1988), 19 May 1976, p. 16

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Quality Haymaking Begins Here. SPERRY NEW HOLLAND HAYBINE MOWER-CONDITIONERS © 7 ft.29 ft. and 12 ft. models to choose from! e Full lateral flotation lets the header bug the F ) os ey : i Intermeshing, high speed rolls practically eliminate plugging! e Both rolls are rubber, to treat the crop with leaf-saving gentleness! More farmers buy Sperry New Holland Haybine mower-conditioners than any other kind! Your complete Tractor Headquarters Church's Farm Supplies Ltd. 176 Burton Ave. Barrie, Ont. Phone: 728-2373 Plan your pasture feeding program around CO-OP 14% Dari-Flo Dairy Ration CO-OP 14% Dari Flo Dairy Ration is a high energy, low protein diet specifically formulat-d to provide least cost milk production when In the Spring and early Summer, pasture will provide the major part of the forage diet. Grasses and legumes are high in protein and can support relatively high fed on pasture levels of milk production without additional protein supplementation. The CO-OP 14% Dari-Flo Dairy Ration can be limiting factor for A/gh milk production purchased in pellets or mash, in bulk or ba during this period is more likely to be lack\ sea from your Co-operative. Keep in mind to fisufticientleneray. Under.these that if you still have grain, you can formulate ce) gy « conditions, CO-OP 14% Dari-Flo Dairy your own balanced ration with CO-OP 32 Ration is the feed recommended to provide Dari-Flo Dairy Supplement the additional energy necessary to a Consult your Co-operative feed specialist for maintain condition in high producers. eet further information on the best utilization of ", \ your home grown grains SIMCOE CO-OP SERVICES _ _.. <A Pleasant Place to Deal" 259 Innisfil St. Barrie 726-6531 . research proven for profit. Dairy Feeding Programs . . We're starting our summer celebration right now -- with special prices on many new MF units. LOOK AT OUR BIG SAVINGS: MF 230 Tractor SAVE $400.00 MF 235 Tractor SAVE $400.00 MF 255 Tractor SAVE $400.00 Seek a reputable dealer Consumer hints on buying beef in bulk Many consumers may presently be considering purchasing beef in bulk in the anticipation of bar- beque season and fluc- tuating prices. Before heading out to buy, you need to realize a side of beef is one half the carcass of the animal cut down the middle from front (head) to rear (rump). When a 'quarter of beef' is talked about, it refers to 'half a side' which can either be the front half or hind half. The front quarter will contain a higher proportion of less tender cuts. Consumers should be aware that bulk beef is normally sold on a 'hanging weight' basis. This is the weight before the meat is cut, or any fat trimmed and _ bone removed. There will be about 25 per cent waste from a side. For example, if you buy a 300 lb. side, only approximately 225 Ibs of beef will go into your freezer. This means the actual price per pound of beef is higher than the quoted sale price. If the sale price was 90 cents per pound, the price actually paid is 90 x 300 divided by 225 which equals $1.20 per Ib. Always check to deter- mine if the quoted price includes the price of cutting, wrapping and freezing. Be sure to ask your butcher to label each package with the cut and the weight. The lop grade is Canada A, which represents about two- thirds of all beef car- casses, and is the grade handled extensively by retail chains. Canada A grade beef is divided into ~ 4fat cetegories, with 1 the leanest and 4 the fattest. Consequently, trim on an 'Al' carcass is less than on an 'Aq'. Have your butcher flash freeze meat if possible. If not, freeze as quickly as possible at or below 0 degrees F. Do not pile large quantities of meat in the freezer at one time. Spread meat through the freezer. Buying a bulk supply of beef represents a major dollar outlay, so seek out a reputable dealer and avoid unrealistically low advertised prices. Making good use of homegrown fertilizer This spring, farmers are making good use of that homegrown fertilizer -- manure, as a sup- plement to commercial fertilizers. Manure not only sup- plies the basic nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, but also all the other elements essential for plant growth plus organic matter. Manures are not all the same. They are _ in- fluenced by livestock species, age of animals, methods of feeding and bedding, as well as manure storage and handling. Manure can now be analysed by the Depart- ment of Land R source Science at Guelph. The cost ranges from $11.50 to $14.50 per sample depending on the level of sophistication. Many farmers take time to calibrate sprayers, but how many calibrate their manure spreaders. Application rates tend to be un- derestimated on many farms. Spraying Checklist The weed spraying season will soon be upon us and it might be timely to review a spraying checklist. 1. spraying speed -- you must decide in advance on a constant speed to ensure uniform ap- plication. This is usually 4 or 5 m.p.h. 2. water -- use only clean water that has all debris, sand and mud removed. 3. agitation -- provision must be made to return 3 to 5 gallons of solution to the tank each minute. 4. pumps -- they should be calibrated at least once a year. 5. nozzle tips -- these should be checked regularly for wear. They should be replaced before they deliver 10 per cent more than they did when new. There are four nozzle materials available -- _ brass, plastic, stainless steel and hardened stainless steel. Choose the material least suited to the her- bicide being used. BROWN and BELL Farm Dairy Equipment .. parlours e Bulk tanks - 726-0338 or 728-6766 ARR e Your authorized Delaval Dealer e Round the barn pipelines . . milk transfers s all supplies 5 Holly Ont Give your cow a treat instead of a treatment - try Delaval soft touch milking AA ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT: ana Type Barn Cleaner Chutes 3. The Need ot Manure Stackers a The Need of Liquid Manure Holding Tanks and Equipment ro Key A Hydraulic pump 8 Hydraulic hoses © Magnetic valve (scrapers) D Magnetic valve (olunaer) and fly problems --" E Hydraulic hoses e 7 years of research and experience ® Will work equally well with manure con- taining no bedding, or manure containing long straw, wood shavings or saw dust A crest forms on the surface of the "Mole Hill" storage pile which reduces odour Wildwood THE ORIGINAL "MOLE HILL' SYSTEM OF 3 Plastic tube F Oil tank 5 Manure chute 1 Oi! pipes 6 Plunger 2 Steel cylinder Distance optional 4 Hydraulic cylinder 7 Non-return valve LING FILL IN COUPON FOR INFORMATION OR PHONE Name - ' Address ' Telephone. County Type of Farm Student 0 Alternators © Bedding keepers Bossie cow trainers 6. cleaning the sprayer "-- pump at least 50 gallons of clean water through the system when changing herbicides -- clean nozzle tips and screens as well. , 7. sprayer calibration -- this is probably the most important step before going to thé field. Calibration iS simply a determination of gallons of spray being applied per acre. Methods are outlined in the Ministry's publication 1976 Guide to Chemical Weed Control. To check your work, sprayer calibration bottles are available at the Elmvale Agricultural office for $1.00. Upcoming events On May 19th there will be an open house and private treaty sale of beef bulls at the Arkell Research Station -- South of Guelph. On May 22, the Annual Sheep Production Sale will be held at the Beamsville Fair Grounds. On May 27th, there will be a Boar Sale at the R.O.P. Test Station, New Hamburg starting at 7:30. 4-H clubs enroll by Robert A. Humphries Associate Agricultural Representative North Simcoe Elmvale 4-H News Twenty five (25) North Simcoe 4H Beef Club members have enrolled market steers in this year's Queen's Guineas Competition. The calves must gain at least 2.1 Ibs. per day over the feeding period May 15th to October 15th, as well as meet other standards. The 4H _ Inter-Club Sports Day has been scheduled for Sunday, June 27th at the Huronia Centennial Elementary School grounds in Elm- vale. Once again, there will be trophies awarded to the overall champion club and the softball champions. The annual 4H Judging Competition will be held on Wednesday, July 2ist at the Elmvale Fair Grounds. There will be six classes this year; beef, dairy, swine, sheep, crops, and farm safety. 4H Agricultural Clubs in North Simcoe are well underway with their summer __ programs. Enrolment figures have been compiled and the following is a breakdown of membership in the individual clubs; Coldwater and District 4H Calf Club 9 members; Vasey and District 4H Calf Club 15 members; Orillia 4H Calf Club 14 members; Minesing 4H Calf Club 17 members; Oro 4H Dairy Club 22 members; Oro 4H Beef Club 13 members; Elmvale 4H Dairy Club 31 members; Elmvale 4H Beef Club 27 mémbers; Elmvale Senior 4H Tractor Club 9 members; Elmvale Junior 4H Tractor Club 19 mem- bers; Georgian 4H Field Crops' Club 7 members. Total 4H enrolment for North Simcoe 183 members. As 27 members are enrolled in more than one club, there are 156 in- dividual 4H members involved in this year's 4H program. Public Meeting The Simcoe County ~ Federation of Agriculture is sponsoring a public meeting on Tuesday, May 25th at the Consumers Gas Bldg., Ferris Lane, Barrie. The guest speakers will be Gordon Hill, President steers of the O.F.A. his topic will be Land Use and Farm Income Protection. The meeting begins at 8 p.m. See Us For... Dairy Feeds Bagged or Bulk Mash or Pellets --NOW IN HERBICIDES FOR GRAIN AND CORN STOCK-- ELMVALE J.S.FERGUSON FEEDS 'Your Shur Gain Dealer' 322-2363 THE co. LTD. Check Boxes: O Other: Explain: READY-MIX CONCRETE Since 1889 BROCH U R ES On the use of READY MIX CONCRETE 0 How to Build a Patio O How to Build a Driveway O) Design and Construction of Feedlots, FREE MAIL TO: P.O. Box 277, © Local Rep. to Call The Sarjeant Co., Ltd. BARRIE, Ontario L4M 4T2 Att. Mr. Bruce D. Ashe Name Street or R:R. Town Phone No. Lot No. Conc. No. Snapper cleans up ¢ Optional 6-bushel grass catcher vacuums your lawn as you mow. ¢ Grass catcher is mounted behind the mower for tatal maneuverability. « With proper attachments, Snapper can solve many yard care problems with case. Ry ea ree demonstration oP yl your own lawn. SHAPPER All Snapper niowers meer ANS safety specitications O Molehill (0 Feed carts ( Liquid manure tanks (© Liquid manure pumps 0 Fly control units Craig Farm Services 1(705)428-2108 RR.4 Stayner Urine and plant food is retained inside the pile. At least % of the nitrogen and 2/3 of the potassium are found inthe urine Unlimited manure storage at low cost Manure storage ara can be located in any direction up to 350 feet from the hydraulic pump "Mole Hill system can readily be modified to fit any peculiar style of live- Stock operation -- dairy, beef, swine and poultry MF 265 Tractor SAVE $400.00 : MF 275 Tractor SAVE $400.00 MF 11 Wheel Loader... .... SAVE $1000.00 MF 200 Crawler Dozer SAVE $600.00 5 MF 40 Forklift SAVE $600.00 MF 50A Backhoe Loader SAVE $1000.00 ~ CRAIG FARM SERVICES 276 Main St. 428-2108 Opp. T.D. B _ & STAYNER & od, an) Open 6 days a week 8 a.m. till 5 p.m. Fri. evenings till 9 p.m. Come in soon and check out all the savings during this special sale! Robert Wood Sales & Service Ltd. Lane PARTS -- SERVICE -- WELDING Page 16, Wednesday, May 19, 1976 Phone 534-7371, P.O. Box 39, Port McNicoll, Ontario AUTHORIZED MASSEY FERGUSON DEALER Martin's Equipment Centre 33 MAIN ST. PENETANGUISHENE 549-7203

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