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the acton ffte mess thursday apttlv uln ltto crop ldr forus auemlio on jjrtsi nuroora 4pltftiaa do to vi unfavorable growing tugon last year and an inihy open winter over winter crop such a wheat kay and pasture may be in weakened condition this spring with tfcls in mind the ms lion crop improvement association in plan ning their soil and crop projects fur 1s0 srv laying down tium imt of drmor it rations in the top dressing of meadows with ammon lum nltrstr at thr ratr of 100 lbs per acre anuwiium nitrate t high mtru gn frrtiliirr containing 33 to 13 iri nnt ritrugimt whu h t rradllv evailetilr irrtent plan call for ten urh demonstration ui as mam dlffrrint farm a similar number of drmoftstrali mis arr alt bring planned t trp up thr imminl of niltiein ii mn k grain in lln raw so hp f ammonium rntralr- wr uttr i l mg adtlid to the rrg ulir frrt 1 r vvrun 4ding othrr dm nmial n mvi lr lop dressing thr spring gram at the same rate on yrrk after seeding we also understand thi v are planning to ct ndurt at least one similar drm on t ration on fall v heat where u u in a weakened nmditimi hie rate of application in this case will be at 100 lbs cf ammonium nitrate to the acre ami v ill ik- applied when the wheat it making green growth possibly txtten april 30th and usy 1st interest in the appluatlon of ag rirulttiral hmestiwie has ln n ased matmallv in hallim during the pait two i r three v ars iue to th lark f information on the subjrcl an j rimrnt in en operation with thr soils iwpt ut thr o a c skill 1m laid down in order ti secur more f undam ntal data on rati s and method of application ttii will be condurlrd over a period tif viarr ivmorvt rations ulth agrin i tural limrm ne at 1 t 3 t and 3 t ratrs are al- txinn laid down on at least t u o farms couplid ith these latter demonstration apptu at ions of ammo ihs which is a high nitrogen phtmphorlr arid fer tillrrr sll be made oth r project include the rrnov atlon of an old pasture flrld two improved hav pasture drmnnstra tions a replicated test with eight different artetti s of oats and a similar numlur of varieties of bar lr i ni or mon bos si grain rluli as well a a follow up on demon t rations laid down in previous vesrs thrae include sub soiling liming tests and improved hav pis ture dmnonjtratlon smi sperlslijr re ommesid jflflh analysis commercial fertilizer uanufacturara of commercial fer tiliser hav recently mad available a number of new mixture with higher analysis t e old stand by in the mixed fanning sections o uaj- ton has been 1 124l soil specialists i and practical farmers are replacing this with 494 12 which is a cheaper ourc per plant unit one ton of 4 14 12 contains as much plant food two tons of 2 124 other es ample of the higher analysis fer tilizers include 3 it 0 and 45 per i cent uperphosphatr such higher analysts fertilizers are cheaper souress of plant food because they contain less filler and thereby cut down the rust for handling charges tianstmirtatlutl bags etc i row mii o hru t ufuld lerttlferi vnonrd ty memfotmi apron i omufs th advent f rtmrntvrtal fertl i irn in ihe liquid form un the ninikil ha rrt ated ronsid futile in lluivt it t bereft m ixrun to us hat thi f l lowing naolution pas mil at the annual c onference of manitoba agron m tut last decent in r should be of intrrest i uhereas a liquid f rt i liter pro- i dutt is being offered for salr at the i pre nt limt in this provinre and whireu thi findings of thi ttndy i of atroimfniti indlrale that nltro id n and phiuphorous are the main h merits to consider in fertilizer upptu ition and phosphorous in pirtu u ur should t thi basis m miih h do determine cost of appllr uln n of this phosphorous element i approximated fortv times as ctmllv through the liquid fi rtllier application as through the drv form of feitihnr currentlv in use in this provinte thi n fore be it resolved th tt f irmrr in m mitoba l ad isel t f this fart- it wa also pomtd out that thi dim not of liquid fi rtilirer which can im applied to grain without in jurinc gi rmlnntlou is very small trin liquid frrtlil rs do havr a ue as a startrr in transplanting and miliar garden procedure- but tart r solutions tan he made by dissolving small qiiantitus of coen- mi rclal ft rtlllirr in watrr at a fraction of the cost of commercial liquid fertili r to llhivtratr the soil department of the university of saskatchewan makes this obser vation as a mram of compartsoo f ntst a common i v u d 11 4 fer tilizer i ammo phoit it approxlm alt iv 7 per ti n was compared with 1 10 liquid f rtilir r it n- proxtmatrlv 0ct per gal in the ii 4r fertlllrcr each pound of phoi- ph rou would cost 7r cents per pound in the liquid f each pound of phosphorui would cost 13 00 it thould parhsvpebe pnlntaj out that soil conditions are materially differot la waatara canada to thoce of ontario in f tbair main requlreaaant la pmtr with llmitad amount of njtrogan while in ssskatcliewan aoila phtaspknr- ous has been found to be the major limitinj ylemant in crop product ion yboce diifrissna do not bow- ever alter the fart that liquid fer ulixar are not an eonomacj toure of plant food for cereal crop in onurio paiermo jusue 4pboaf hie tht annual wsihif of us ih1- mno jualar shrmar u bald fct the home of ord and audrey wickson on flsunday crvecunst of last week an intereauivc itam of the eventnaf pro4rrjnma was the preenuuon to kvelyn peuetterto and happy oalea wboae maitu u to take place shartly urs david wendover of palermo took charge of the election of officer for the junior inmituu and arlrullurl rrprvsenuuv j e wbjulock act rd in i similar capacity for the junior rrmr- tlte officer elect rd are as follow junior institute president dor- hancocks haulage oao gtavcl cemint ctavtl sano hll prompt duvry phcm imumiiu phone 113r7 okmoetown mi ptlrson 1st vuvml lonu uwnoh ind vlwprt audrry wlckion s trtu uify smlui ant treasurer urorie sess worlb cmredon velyb vr a ivurlurla uirilw younc ou- tntt dirntar uodrwl bell junior fanners preaidcot dave pellelterlo vlcepret oca smllb sacretary bruoa haathertiuruid traa vlocenl seolt coen fred ball ford wldtaon oao p1ui- urts wssl 6rnwfs oraaifstjm wool shu couict to our sgl weufcehh n i krallam ouiamo iuii4j oradlito ftmpt sf4timuil j arcro krr no 7 acton curonc dmny acton toy jonatan acton cktulmxu coomiatlvi woat ooowua luutn t7 la f tl eal tt burlington the first quarter of 1640 show ed a continuing grourtb 6f the tele phone system here j radigan bell telephone manager ajuiounead 227 telephone were added in burl ington deapite continuing baortgm today in the first three rnonlw of outside cable and wire fadlitus which account lor blafstlng of 4 orders for service still on file when the year began there wee trts tewphonea in service bar the sb- ager aaid the addition of u in january 73 in february td m in uarch brought th total at th end of the first quarter to ofttd with greater number of ub- scriber than in any year since the war the burlington kelson bad cross society announce that its ob- jsrtive for 1b0 of p3m ha bee reached and at the present time eacrssded by 1300 making s grand total of t3700 ut springer assistant manage- at the huyal bank here has been moved to hamilton where he has ihtii nanved managi r of a itrw branch bank being op ned in tlu- t ity a orbett ha beti prunwted to assistant manag r at the local hramh gar tie if youve an eye for a buy ooodys sm the the new uoodyoar dlus gini mon rniuege i 51 more mileage than the big mileage guodyear it replace givs sddad pruceciion from blou ouis plus super fraction its canadas must popu lar tire the over whelming choice ofj thrifty motorists thompson motors 10 mbj n phonei rosp saui a smvics kitchener upholstery it four clmliiliu r ctt fcr wont w cma attkeut tkaa wkk ukcavaw tdfofatlrwal s89jm 1 k hteitav free pickup anb deuvery phonk 11 acfon feifzgt m raaoaamci b siaub in vaojum wanted dead animals we ar paying the btghast prevailing ortos fer daaj or c rippled farm anlmala horses cattle hogs telephone collect for tmmadute etnrtot lairtg cartage onounwi roa oobdon toons loard more profits contented cattl with 900 inc3lbased projulitoa u the aaswer to higher prohti ross yoor hrnl that i whu rabiag wstrr svhetc sad when yo aeaa it gives youl rxtta ptoftts d4- cuasgd noouction iedoced costs otto pussfi built for fsrss opersttoa all sll your nerds ta ra poalar koute tsosu nrovsje ear in protecuoa iar sll oar huiuiogs install thb b8st instll a duto eemco flxtufo okm fltflngt it s cssy to isanfoee jsfly lmag with th emco kaojduag u tdscaea utkrooei uundry set toisy aj kwra how yo csa sdj to tlall obbssort hgmeaj yeea isjailys ateum eatof ti bilton plumbing heating 2 sawr avmiim atton onlaria taephone 341w wire flflflss mf g co limitcd unbon44wmittqnwonwi wn fi th long ol a rsth otsan bri enoy lit rtwi oi dp in th mo this yai vttit im down in th maritim s our hb- oric town and beautiful countrytid tk ruaasd covt and tunbathd beackat along our ikorm all wlcom you warmly youll enjoy 60ing by bus saais aai sow havtax 49 so qimbw 24 is si john 24 sydney 57 15 round trip subsc to change a 1o0r3s amd aosoifi it e fl oh makes a country strong try to imagine ufa without oil oil auppllaa onoiuartt oi all tho httoj and power w us in laome and factory on farm and highway ii helps us live hotter for year canadian have had to depend on foreign oounrnee lor almost all the oil they used now after a long and ooetly eearch big new fields have been found in alberta the mare all we produce right here in canada the stronger we will be already the new disooveries have made thousands ol new obs millions ol u s dollars onoe needed lor imported oil are now being saved by the new oil fields and the prairie consumers are saving money too in order that canadians may reap further benefits alberta oil must reach new markets it matt be moved to astern canada 2000 miles oway where it must compete with oil from other areas that means holding transport costs down to a wwtwintw to bring alberta oil east a tube of steel will span onethird ol th continent from edmonton to lake superior it u taking shape now to carry the oil on to ontario refineries the largest inland tankers ever built are being constructed tn canadian yards theres a big ob sail to be don befor th full benefits ol th new all disooveries reach all canadians but the jab la being earried on with increasing benefit to all of us oil is strengthening th nation bringing you oil is a big job and a costly one about canadas oil leal vaar caaadlaaa wad as evarag oi 300 oeuaaa ol oil aook tbia la man par oaplto tkaa oay satlee a tha uaiud siataa by rapinriaq iaorta caaadloe oil praduottse la aspaolail to aava 100 srillkm aoaroe vs dollars is 1090 aaxt vaar 143 ellllnes lapatlal u oaudiba a saw m hairy at wlaalpag at a ooat ol 10 audioas to prooaea albarfas oil tsa llssaula rjpa ilea iroea maviatoa to lake saparlar is baeag b0t hf uaarpnrlsclal ptpa lis co wktok was apoaaahd by laipacial ami is 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