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The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), September 13, 1967, A02

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Vfr v I Era NewmarketAurora Wed Sep i I Plan Area Plowing Matches NEWMARKET The call of the land will be particular ly strong during the next month as people plan to at tend annual plowing matches Of prime interest especial ly this year with the site only a few miles north of Brad ford is the International Plowing Match to be held Some Good Tips For Better Winter Crops NEWMARKET Farmers growing winter wheat are urged to purchase new seed stocks this year according to Dr N C Stoskopf Crop Sci ence Department University of This year seed qua lity has been lower because of fungus diseases such as Take all and Scab and poor harvesting conditions which have caused sprouting Dam aged seed should be replaced with pedigreed seed Soil borne fungus diseases have built up considerably this year so growing wheat on wheat fields may result in poor yields Crop rotation with such crops as winter barley would help avoid some of the disease problems Treating seed with fungi cides is most important this year because of the disease buildup Fungicides which of fer adequate protection to seeds and seedlings are avail able Talbot and Genesee are the two recommended varieties of winter wheat in Ontario Seed supplies for both varie ties are adequate for all grow ers requiring seed replace ment In harvest results generally favored Talbot over Genesee because Talbot has greater lodging resistance which results in higher yields Timely seeding of win ter crops is important par ticularly if winter barley is grown Good root development and top adequate growth in creases the winter survival of these crops An extremely winterhardy crop which can be put in quite later in the season is rye- If winter crop planting is de layed for some reason rye is a crop which should be con sidered October to Plowmen of this area who have partici pated in the various events other years will again be competitors Closer to home the North York Plowmens Association will hold their annual match at the Grant Wells Farm just east of Gormley on October with a full card of events The KingVaughan branch of the Ontario Plowmens As sociation will hold their com petition on Tuesday October 24 at the farm of Stan Kerr ooe mite north of the King- Noble ton Road Entries for the North York Branch match should be for warded to Mrs Sheldon Walker Newmarket and for the match to Douglas Clubine King COOPERATIVE CONSULTATION CORNER OPP Road Patrols 7861 Miles In Week BRADFORD Provincial Police operating out of the Bradford district office log ged duty hours with road patrols totalling 7861 miles from August to September Two thefts were investi gated one drunk driving inci dent one automobile re covered and an arrest made in connection with the theft officers laid 32 charges with due to accidents and issued 25 warnings i the Commerce has it K Modern uptodate buildings and equipment on hog farms in Ontario put extra dollars in farmers pockets Ken Farms WAX 1 Man worth Ontario inspects one of the litters in farrowing pen on his farm Easier handling of litters and sows is possible using this kind of pen Sanita tion and disease control are heller so farmers can bring more young pigs through this important stage of growth Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food Extension Engineers located i regional county offices advise farmers in renovation new construction and installation of equipment and buildings on NonChequing Savings Accounts Youll receive your interest paid semi- annually on your minimum monthly balance And a Chequing Savings Account is just what it says you cant write cheques so there Is loss temptation to spend your sav logs boloro you reach your goal Of course you may make withdrawals If you a Regular Sav ings Account at the Com merce you got with chequing privileges Bui now you can also open No Chequing Savings Account A by Bob McDonald Branch Manager Newmarket Branch Its wheat seeding lime again The seed hove to be in die ground foi a few days yet but it certainly is time to make sure you have everything ready when the time comes Winter wheat has proven to be a most useful crop for many Ontario farmers It is what we might call a good two- way crop It puts up a good yield of high energy feed grain that you can use in rations for any kind of livestock That in cludes dairy cattle too Many Ontario dairymen have fed or per cent wheat in their grain ration for years with good results At the same time good quality wheat is readily sale able as a cash crop if you prefer or need to use it rhat way at harvest time Wheat provides a substantial amount of bedding too if you keep livestock The real purpose in planning this column was to talk about how to ensure that the wheat gets ofF to good start this foil It will be less subject to winter kill and more likely to achieve maximum yield That wheat field will get off to a better start if the seed goes into a good seed bed This is especially true if we get a dry fall Choosing the best variety to sow is important has been the principle variety for several years but now a new introduction Talbot is gaining wide acceptance The two varieties are rated about equal on all counts but the experts usually give a slight overall edge to Talbot They advise using Talbot if seed is available Having gone all the trouble of preparing the Held and sowing the crop he sure you use good seed The only way to be absolutely sure whether it be fall wheal or spring grain is to use pedigreed seed The pedigree lag on the bag ensures that you get the variety you ask for that it is healthy vigorous seed and is pure from variety mixtures You know you con depend on it and that it will produce a vigorous uniform crop There is so little difference between the cost of greed seed and supplies that nobody to day can really afford to gamble So for we havent said anything about fertilizer If you bad a soil test here are some thumb rules that may help On sandy soil if you havent plowed down man ure this year you will likely need about pounds of per acre along with pounds and pounds of On clay soils you can cut the potash in half This means that COOP at pounds per acre should applied to light soils and at the some rale on heavy soils where lodging usually is a problem or when the wheat follows a legume sod it is best to out the nitrogen using or at about pounds per acre If the field received a coat of manure you con reduce the fertilizer to pounds per acre of or 0 20 depending on whether it is light or heavy soil Farm Report By Al Wall Agricultural Itepresentalive for York County Newmarket Weeds have had a wonderful chance to get ahead this year Regular spraying couldnt be done and they thrived on a good supply of moisture Fall cultivation will be lim ited and it doesnt work too well anyway in moist soils Quack grass is probably the most serious weed It can be killed with chemicals at this time of year but its hard to get the conditions just right Quack grass must be green and growing with temperatures still fairly warm This way or will kill both tops and roots reliably They wont work on dry quack stubble though and chances arent good either it spraying cant be done until very late in the fall If good growth keeps up its quite likely that we will have a good chance to spray Even spot treatment can stop patches from spreading and keep fields in production Many other biennials or perennials could be killed this fall too 2 at high rates or even could be used safely to clean up thistles bindweed wild carrot burdocks and black medic There arc many good reasons for putting on fertilizer now On hay and pasture it will boost fall growth and strengthen plants for winter On fields being plowed for corn next year enough fertilizer can be plowed down to save special applications that delay planting next spring New forage seedings with lodged grain just combined off have taken a beating Fertilizer will help to get them going again An analysis like at even a low rate might save enough plants to make a stand Its a good question now whether to cut second crop hay or not Legumes should really be let grow in September However this season has licen out of gear with the calendar all along and If the hay is needed I think its good gamble to cut and then fertilize Pasturing Is a different story Get A New water GET 10TS AND LOTS AND LOTS of HOT WATER for ONLY A DAY CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE CALL tea INSTALLATION CHARGE Allan Strut Nawmarkat Your Local CONSUMERS GAS CO Do not allow passengers to ride on your tractor A trac tor is a dangerous place to have a backseat driver warns Farm Safety Specialist Wright Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food Is no place for a pas senger to hang on safely It could prove fatal TOWNSHIP OF NORTH GWILLIMBURY Notice to Realty Taxpayers The council of the Corporation of the Township of North hits autho rized establishment of system of ami school and refunds under the provisions of The Municipal School Tax Credit Assistance Act to assist elderly persons A tax credit equivalent to onehalf of the municipal and school taxes be allowed in respect of a real properly subject to a maximum of if the owner the husband or the wife of the owner is years of age or more and occupies real property a personal residence application is made by taxpayer during the cnlendor year in which the really taxes In respect of which Ihe lax credit in claimed due and payable and the remaining portion of the realty taxes after the deduction of the tax credit has bean paid Applicant produces documents of such as Conveyance Mortgage or Agreement of Sale The amount of any such credit or refund allowed from time to time shall he a Hen In favour of the Treasurer of Ontario upon he real property In respect of which such credit or refund has been so allowed and shall bo in priority Full particulars of the system of tax credits and an applies form may bo obtained from the office of the municipal trea surer at Ontario Telephone Number Signed Joel Hopkins Clerk BULK SPREADING SERVICE for convenience Why is a Fail application of fertilizer so profitable TOP DRESSING AY AND PASTURE insures winter hard and hence winter survival of the alfalfa and clover The increased soil fertility level also means extra spring and summer growth higher yieldsmore feed per acremore milk per cow more gain on beef FALL another important requirement for next years crops Plowdown prevents seed burning when a larger amount of fertilizer than is safe to apply near the seed is to be used fertilizer is better mixed in soil and where or corn stocks are turned results in a faster decomposition m REMEMBER I COOP Bulk Spreading is fast labour saving and economical You get COOP Fertilizer spread for you at approxi mately the lug price Another of the many farmerowned Coop services The complete COOP Fall Fertilizer Program also includes free Soil Sampling and the availability of a full line of fertilizers for fall sawn grains RESIDENTIAL New RESIDENTIAL style for the custom look as low as S439 Unit ail of Ontario NEWMARKET BRANCH Ontario Street 8952349 Smart trim and practical CADETS as low as Good sound value at the lowest price as low A WORTHY PARTNER TO STAND BY YOUR HOME l garage will stand by your home tor should look good your home Match com pliment your home with Hoover Outage more than models to chooso from AS LOW AS 269 DELIVERED Nothing Down Budget Terms Special Month Deferred Payment Plan Now Payments Next March ALL NEW BEAVER GARAGES THE BEST THING NEXT TO YOUR HOME design sound and selection to choose front so thni you can mutch your home with assurance of satisfaction for with a linage Side Ruble front noble or collage single cur two cur or in your choice of styles with dressup and con venient options WINTERIZE YOUR CAR Aid Gall Stow Spat With A Girap the winter mornings 1081 year when ymi wished win had the of Think of storage space you need now Visit noon your visit is welcome BUDGET TERMS Nothing Down As Low a a Ask Garage Selector More Than Illustrated 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