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The Era (Newmarket, Ontario), September 28, 1977, A10

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T r IS famed this not been farmed bWUian two years The properties in eluded are those over acres Because they have ho structures on they are con sidered a suitable size for agricultural uses said the minister The study showed that Ontario has acres of land in farm use of which per cent to in the southwest central and eastern regions Another two s US6 million acres or per cent is available for production i The remaining per cent of agricultural land in use it In the northern and shield regions In these areas the reserve is over million acres Although the use of much of this land is limited by soil and climate con ditions a significant portion of it is suitable for forage and grain crops Minis- has Dec deadline comment on green lor Land he minister has been set to many- who have ted additional time are their aggsg The Food Land Guidelines were released in February for comment by municipalities farm organizations and Other interested groups and individuals They will be reviewed In the light of the comments received and amended if necessary They will then be adopted as govern- ment policy on the preservation of agricultural land Municipalities will be expected to adhere to the principles expressed in the guidelines In preparing plans and zoning bylaws The minister said many organizations municipalities and in dividuals have already submitted comments have found these to be most useful in reviewing the guidelines to date and 1 urge everyone interested to send in their comments soon he said 1 your i- j and Garden Now use r 10 90 80 lb Bag 8955108 Ontario 7279241 124 Wellington St Aurora Ontario is ITS NEW j- A V MASON HORIZONTAL SLIDING WINDOW supplied completely glazed with white half screen and vinyl hardware installed Both the operating sash and screen are removable to the of the house Wood parts precision manufactured from selected clear pine and are electrostatically coated with are comprised ofanlnsul unit with air space which is filled with a rigid vinyl full perimeter frame The vinyl sections are mechanically joined at corners and moisture Inside and out with a year life sealant sash Is double on all four sides SPEClAi PRICING ON STOCK UNITS NOW KM Glass Size UK Glass Size ferS- vvr- -v- Glass Size x OTHER SIZES IN rr OCTOBER 1ST 10 AM 4 PM IN STORE DEMONSTRATION BY MASON REPRESEN- TATlf IE IN AND FIND OUT ABOUT MASONS ENERGm PACKAGE FOR YOUR HOME l building centre J i J final payment of 70 per bujhd on toe wheat crop brings the total price of Cheque should be out to the before the end of September Lower prices axe almost certain for year crop At 2d the since and the present price is compared to a year ago With all the wet weather grain in storage should be checked carefully Heating can be caused by moisture or by Insects working In the grain Mold can develop resulting In musty grain and nutritive value goes down with insect damage Drying and sometimes cleaning is the only answer for damp grain If there is an insect problem fumigation is necessary Weevils will work right through winter if they are not stopped are difficult to use but the alternative is badly spoiled grain Probably the best livestock tog in recent years his been better feeding with grain rations worked out to match up properly with hay and silage Testing of the roughages have made this possible with some help from computers Dairy feeding is a good example We can now send samples of feed a dairyman has on hand to our lab and get back a grain mixture to go with It that satisfy precisely his herd for protein energy and minerals This is the best time to set up rations as herds are switching completely to stored feeds Mid winter or next spring is really too late And it is quite possible that con centrate costs could be cut this winter because a lot of our hay should have protein levels well above normal We were on the knuckles last week for being unconcerned about the possibility of a flood in the Holland Marsh This Is not true Of course we are concerned r There is a small charge for feed testing but working out the ration Is a free service What we were trying to say is that It is no use to talk about it and not do anything about It This innocent bystander has a lot of faith In the people who are supposed to watchdog the flood protection facilities of the Holland Marsh Wo have engineers a drainage committee with grower representatives and the local municipal council study the drainage system dikes canals river etc We are sure that the job can be left to them to do everything humanly Possible to keep the from flooding The dike surrounding the Marsh has some weak spols thats for sure particularly the section near the north pumping station There seems to be movement in that area This section of the dike appears to be sinking and the bog north of the dike Is piling up Can something be done here It has always been a difficult section from the day the Marsh was drained It is actually a huge dam in the Schomberg river A break here would cer tainly create a huge tidal wave and toss of human lives could be a possibility Water either the lack of it or an excess con tinues to be the main topic of conversation these days First we had the drought and dust storms in May and June Since July we have measured mm of rain at the Muck Research Station Areas north of the station easily received to mm more Normal rainfall for this period is mm During the days when it is not raining we have cloudy conditions Maltha Valk Muck Research Station air only introduced when humidity gets too Excellent results have been obtained with this kind of artificial curing The onions never develop neck rot and the skin color is excellent which is keeping things very wet We have had poor drying conditions for many days now and growers are very worried about all their crops How will they keep will they rot In the field What wilt be the keeping quality of the onions lying on the field or even in pallet boxes outside waiting for sun and wind Some growers are seriously thinking about setting up drying systems for onions in the storage For a good many years onion producers In Holland and England where the climate is usually unfavorable for drying onions outdoors have dried them ar tificially Most of these are designed to blow heated outside air through a pile of onions feet high Bin or pallet box drying storages are now becoming more popular system gives the grower a greater flexibility with keeping varieties or onions with different quality or size separate from each other Since energy costs are rising year by year improvements have been made In recent years whereby the hot air is reclrculatedf using this hot air over and over again The trick In all this to keep a close eye on the temperature and relative humidity of the outside air and the storage This means accurate ther mometer and hygrometers which are required to give the storage operator the knowledge on when to open up vents to start or stop exhaust fans heaters etc Some of this in formation can be put on paper but a lot of the success of such a system depends on experlUe A few factaheets on onion drying artificial curing onions neck rot in onions and homemade hygrometers are available from our office j 4 I 4 Hit- PI vuu OCA I KNOW NUUiH r A escape i XAM0OQSAlSa StfJVXCALL 4f ft is f v rf iCv HAT It 5 ffiK ifCTCrOTV AC NEWMARKET FIRE DEPT EMERGENCY DIM GIVC YOUR NAME I ADDRESS YOUR PHONE NO A TYPE Of FIRE ANY UNUSUAL DIRECTIONS TO SCENE OF FIRE 5 WHEN HAVE SOMEONE IN FRONT OF FIRE SCENE v i a ri t i catch f Vt Out wo hup There will be an Open House at No Fire Hall Davis Dr Newmarket on Saturday October pm to PM Vehicles and Equipment will display and tor adults and pop or the children We wilt be giving out pamphlets and pencils and two short films will be shown in the upper room We would like to all Managers and Merchants in Pop and Upper Canada Mall and also the Manager of Restaurant and their employees Thanks also to all the residents of Newmarket and surrounding district for their generous donations and help during our Muscular Dystrophy drive for A Parent and Baby Sitter Program will start at early For all Parents and Baby Sitters interested In a Fire Prevention and Safely Program In home NEWMARKET FIRE DEPARTMENT FIRE DETECTION IN THE HOME Fire Detection In the Home is a system of devices that produces an audible alarm signal tor purpose of notifying the occupants of presence of lire so they can evacuate their home Fire produces smoke and deadly gases which can overcome occupants while they sleep Further dense smoke reduces visibility To warn against a tire this requires at least one smoke detector located between a family asleep and the rest of their residence However design of each house will determine the location and number detectors required Basic prolection is recommended as to be Installed one detector on each level including basement The Fire Department recommends smoke detectors the products combustion type tested and listed by a recognlied laboratory- example Underwriters Laboratory Canada i If batlerles are used shall be replaced in accordance the recom mendations the manufacturer Testing and examination of smoke detectors shall be as recommended by manufacturer To have a good level Fire In the home in addition to the smoke detectors there should be a program by Individuals to minimize lire hazards and have and practice an escape plan NEWMARKET FIRE DEPARTMENT I f IS TP i you own i6ii ill L v fc- rf a V

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