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NEVER YOUNG FDR SHOW RING Ensildge And Grain Corn Field Test of Varieties Coopcrators Douglas Ferris Ferris Lane Barrie Silage on lyt Lecil Frankcom lilidhurst Silage and Graini Albert Itnd erson Orillia RR tSiloge and Grainl The first two tests werc ar ranged in cooperation with the Field Husbandry Department 0AC and the third was assist ed by Murphy Dundalk representing the Warwick Seed Company These Field Row Tests consist of seeding two or three fieldrows each of ten selected llyhrid Corn varieties either for ensilage or grain or both In the case at our first two tests on the farm of Douglas Ferris and Cecil Frank com one full row of each var icty under test was harvested by combine harvester the yield carefully measured and weight per acre calculated While most ol the some varieties were used in the first two tests there was no uniformity in resulu so we cannot count too heavily on these results as guide to corn varie ties for North Simcoe However the tests doshow what can he Expcclvd from the corn crop und er good treatment and will give us lead as torsome at the more promising hybrid varieties oounnasrcnms TEST lYicld in tons per acre Dckalb 240 Warwick 401 Funk Gill Piister 44 Pride K300 Pioneer 383 Funks G35 Funks G175 Pride PXZO Funks 77A Funks G23 Home varieties not mature CECIL FBANKCOM TEST Yield in tons per acrel Pioneer 588 li1 Ffister 44 Dekalh 40 Funks G10 Warwick 401 Pride Kalil Dekalh 56 Funks G35 Funks 176 Pride IXZD Warwlck 263 Warwick 27 Grain corn selections None at the to grain corn varieties matured as grain and were of the it grain corn varieties harvested as ensilnge Mr Frankeoms corn was all sowr in hills 36 each way for better weed control It is prob able the yield would have been higher with row planting this year Albert Anderson Tests Only Warwickvarietiu were tested on this farm and Warwick 505 600 and 265 were listed by Mr An derson as his most promising varieties Warwick 742 and 800 were too laid for our relatively short season Due to the cool unfavourable weather for over half of the corn growing season 1958 was not good year for the cord crop Grain corn was definitely out of the picture this year Dr Hunt ley Head of the Field Husband ry Department 0AC who vis ited usun our tours early in October claimed that worshould be growing the earlier corn hy brids even for ensiiagc inNorth Simone Dr Huntley stated that mustrottheJeeding valule com 91 35 82 143 is the grain and for ensilagev ouid have voriety that is Merry Menagerie our Its part of that new rural emizatlon program we ailillgilMlvlEtl gts UNLOVPS PA 35060 129i IA t1 IIheomies Swell Implement Sales chant Engineering Sclénoc Dept tune The income derived by the lar merhasinthepast andwiilin the luture determine the pros perin iii thofarm implement business According to statistics the farm income in 1953 was higher than in 1959 As result al this the volume at farm im plement sales was greater in 1958 than in 1957 However in 1959 due to predicted per cent increase in the pricevot larm im plements 10 per cent rpduelt tion in volume of Iann imple ment sales is predicted In order to look at 1339 pro perly we should first have in look at few of the develop at least in the dough sta silo filling tnnc Ask for list 0T recommendedcorn Zone Ybrids for moms in 1958 The introduction in 19511 of trip beams for plows is result of several years work by two or three manufacturers This development wasnecessary because the hydraulic system at the tractor can no longer pro tect the plow at modern plow ing speeds The development of precis ion plnnter few years ago has not yet had its full impact on Ontario agriculture However in the sugar beet industry th planters combined with mechan ical thinning inthcrow have drastically reduced the cent of productior of sugar heels It seems reasonable to predict that these precision planters will become more popular and aid other fanneuin reducing their costs There have been many new developments in boy and forage handling equipmentln the past year These are only beginn ing because the farmer is de manding better more efficient easiertooperote equipment to handle hay and forage crops Hay conditioners were first dovetapel in the moo but until recently have not hear manu factured in any quantity Now we have at least ten companies manufacturing them The usual CSSTDI these machinev torques tioued by many but research has proven that it good drying was ther prevails they are instru ments in reducing the field cur ing umebyzns much as no to to per cent This redum the chance of the hay getting wet in the field and therefore increases the nut the boy as well as its pain More new era were intro ducel inst year than any other machine The trend isratherhnrd to see What does North Ameri can further want low den sity hater high density baler large capacity machine or small capacity machine The manufacturers obviously were not certain of the correct on swcr became they have given the farmer all of these types in addition toa selttpropclled haler with push button controls In Itnwt years each new for age harvester model has been limplfl more etficient machine ghe 150 models were no excep on The list type of pickop has been inhoducedtfor the mailer machine because it is little more versatile However we still have new larger capacity machines with the conventional ckva for thefarmer with go acreage The combine seems t3 have satisfied the fanners demands for an efficient first economical way to harvest small grain The 1053 models were designed to fill the gap between the large Wes tern type selfpropelled machin es and the smaller pullbehind machines usually sold in Qatar io The Ontario Tanner can now purchase selfpropelled eom hinc that is especially designed for his fields and acreages Corn growers have choice of which method they will use to harvest their crop Pickershah lcrs have been available for some time now In 1958 two manu facturers decided to market shel lers which can be used in con junction with pickerbu ske rs However the development to witch is the combine and the new corn header attachments With those attachments the combine can be adapted satisfactorily to harvest corn Th 1550 model tractors offerv ed more power than their pro decessors in addition to power steering softer seats and other features These new tractors pro nM EDITIONSPECIAI WE WILL TAKETN TRADEfANYPIECE 0E USEDFARM EQUIPMENT YESA YOU ARE READING RIGHT ANY PIECE OFU$ED FARMEQUIPMENT THAT MIGHT BE LY DOESNLMATTERWHAT KIND OF CONDITION IT AT WHAT THAT rQLD PIECE OF EQUIPMENT Wlll THT Will DO THEVTOUGHEST JOB COIORSDONT DELAY LOOK AROUND YO due their maxim om horse pow er higher ground speeds than their predecessors This cumin ates the of increasing the size of the implement pulled by the tractor to increase the Free6 moral in given per iod of time FUTURE FARMS Nodrscusshm oathe topic at Whats New in Farm Machin ery would be complete without look at the future Probably the greatest changes in farm machinery will be brought about by the increased use of plastics For example plastics are now being used in bearings spray tanks fertilizer hoppers and tractor seateto reduce the malnlt tensnce costs and increase the operators comfort and of ety Peibars late in 1959 some manu factorch will make available plowmouldboards coated with Teflon This plastic reduces the draft of the plow and im proves seouring in gumbo soils The changes which chemicals will make in the future to geri crol tanning practices could be tremendous As result of the suecus of proemergence sprays some research people are at the present time predicting the end of the practice of growing crops in rows as we now know it PELLETKNG MACHINE The development of pelleting type of machine to hon hay in the field is being pushc hy farm era and manufacturers alike So manufacturer to publicize its ex perimontal machine This experi mental machine picks the hay up chopsit and compresses it into diameter water thick However 60 HP are re DRIVE HOME BRAND NEW TRUCK You HAVE AND COME ING AROUND THE FARM Is INLWEwnt TAKE lT AND LOOK GET YOU BEAUTY OF TRUCK HROUGH WITH FLYING URIMPLEMENT SHED AND GET IT INITO us for International is the only rm mnmmzxmzn FRIDAY lama To my quld to operate 1L Any pellet iflSJDechine that Is developed mint handle our tons per hour to compote with the existing field machinery Today such mob in would weigh approximately sever tons require no RP and cost more than 310000 flow over maoy mearch institut ions and manufacturers here and in Europe are worhng in this field so that sooner or later the problems involved will be solved Is toe combine as we know it the most dficientgmachinc Aplt pareatly one manulacturer does not believe it is This monulac turer tested new combine in 1958 which uses special cylin der separate and clean the grain thus the oscillating straw racks aor sieves have been eli minated This is just an example of the continuing battle to obtain galore simple and elficient mach CS SPEEDIER POWER TAKEOFF The most Important item in pcarance probably late in 1959 the tractor picture will he the ap at tractors equipped with the new 1000 rpm power takcotfs Why was this development con sidered necasary when for so many years the 540 rpm power take01f has been satisfactory The major reason for the change is the necessity of providing for improvements in the performance of the implement and tractor eomhinatio FISH HAN DLUBBER The climbing perch fish or Asia and Africa often travels over land to find new place to live WE wiiLTAKE NTRADE ON NEw FORD TRUCK lT