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Lesage And Justice Minister Disagree On Several Points —

QUEBEC (CP)—Shortly. after jhas disappeared.” Claude Wagner, Quebec's justice} Mr. Wagner’s comments on minister, described federal dele-|federal delegates ‘to the crime gates to last week's federal-pro- |conference-came after he sajd

London)

““vinelal conference on organized |he hed returned from Ottawa.

if

spineless, Premier Jean| Hé said only Quebec and—On-

Lesage told a3 press conference |tario had come up with concrete

his federal govern-|proposals for aiding the fight

ve nevér-| against organized crime, they:

jgot no decisions on their pro-

about a Wagner | posals and federal representa-

comment Tuesday that Quebec |tives said they would remit the

jati is a ‘“‘nést of patronage," |proposals back to committees Mr. Lesage said: “Patronage |for study.

| improvement. will come from increased jer calves!)

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long term objective of the | program is spelled out in’

Such improve-

breeding pro- gram resulting in better herd replacements. and the satisfac-

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The information that a mem- ber obtains from DHIA is as fol- lows:

Total production of milk: from | all cows comeiaind @ lacatation |

a Total poonde of batter fat as]

Piensa butter fat test-

hat

Z eg

average

year. So much depends upon the of the cows now in the herd. If one és not anxious to wait for production through a “grading-up” program, then per-

haps the purchase of a few good replacements - should be consid-

What is your average days in producers de-

. | GUARDIAN-PATRIOT |

FACTS St FARMERS

Dairy Herd Improvement Relies On Many Factors

- By EARLE ADAMS Dairy Superintendent P.E.I. Dept of Agriculture

ered. The effect of these re placements will be evident. bee

used (and you get a run of heif-

DAYS IN MILK

milk? So

:pend upon pasture season

jalone for their milk production.

/A small number of days in milk

leven with good production reeult

0 low’ yearly sales. The situa- ion of a short lactation period

secondary

owner still has all the : overhead expenses and feeding, manure idisposal and other time comsum

\ies chares with little er no in-

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fieult me poorly laid off Sxiry stable, or |and other costs. Therefore. ‘\barn arrarigement. These prob-| duction testing is the herd |¢™S. are

and early spring, when the bers ig full of | cattle. In addition to milk cows in the dairy stable, frequently young calves and hogs are there also. Overcrowding does make for | more work. It could be that a renovation of the dairy stable would make a" easier, | Pens for calves and perhaps loose housing for ether young cattle and heifers may be con- sidered. Hogs should be kept in a@ separate building. Labor ‘and fixed coste in re to produc- tion must be thought of. Both the amount of time and labor available for dairy chores are limiting “factors “to sumber. |cows milked. But 10’cows at 1,- 000° pounds ‘of milk result in the

same dollar ‘sales. of: milk as 15 above average but with produc. jcows at sixty-five bund'r ed tion just average is not getting | pounds, full rewards for all his efforts,|OTHER USES OF RECORDS The comment ,is sometimes! Records and Profit: DHIA stu- heard that ‘I haven't the time | dies in other areas indicate that to look after any more cows", |the higher the level of preduc- This is too often true. Chore | tion, the greater the profits. time may be long and labor dif- | | Lew ‘producing cows often, fail because of a cramped or) imeet the expense of feed,

dition to this some dairy plants pay. bonus for milk . produced during the. winter months and for a large volume of milk. LABOR EFFICIENCY A dairyman with a herd size

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most frequently en-|im sound herd mantageme’ countered in the late fall, winter ' increased net returns.

Records and Culling: Culling

is a hard job to do. A history of |‘on,aed Agricultural Engineer-| Next card play at. the home.

breeding performance and gen- eral health along with produc-

whether or hot to keep a parti-

Tho Guarilan, Oharlotictown, Fri., Jan. 14, 1966, 7 {100 Richmond 8, Chariottetown | cont

jtion is necessary in determining | Street, Summerside, P.E.I.

2

“Geliant. A was served by ee a on Barn Renova-| sisted by some.

wena the ladies.

of ing may be obtained from Gra- | Mr. and Mr. zeree Gallani eme Linkletter, 220 Wateg| Mr. and Mrs, “Arsenault | and son, keeeoiis spent ‘re Farm Record books are avail- | past weekend at the hom: “{

the of

cular cow for another year. able at’ either of the above offic- | a. “and Mrs, Peter F. Galia. Me Records and Selection:—Can | &5- f pemeeresce ae distinguish i FORM GROUP ¥ betw j i es oa | PIUSVILLE TORONTO (CP) —A ee and Feeding: Without “a immigrants,;... here, we m records, nutrient re- Catechetical Institute ae ees stress that, ‘one-third quirements can not be met effec. “ fey Regional dians are of neither French nor tively. ool recently under the direct. |English ancestry, has, formed

¢Records and Sales:' Wouldn't | you rather buy a cow with a

goed preduction record rather |

than no record at all. Similarly | ) nity to)

Mf you have the. sell a few. repla mt heifers or cows, proof of performance is | @ good selling point. Records and Interest: The the interest one has in a project, the better job he does.

DHIA RECORDS,

There is a lot of information plays was held on Wednesday

obtained in all your DHIA rec- ords. Are you making use of it? |

Information on the D airy| play. First prize went to Mrs. | Arsenault;

Herd Improvement ene Se oa be pune h from ents deonetaaien,

| Mrs. Felix Arsenault, Mrs. Os. |Sociation-will-strive-for athe res . car Gallant Mrs. Peter F. Gai.|moval of all vestiges dis- j lant and Mrs. Norbert Cor. |crimination."’ .

|Mrs. Delare Gallant and feat:

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the Citizens Civic Action Agso- ciation, Spokesman Norbért Schmidtke, a writer for German language weeklies, said the as«

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Those attending from Bloom- field parish were: Rev. Fr. Pitre, Mrs. Howard Arsenault,

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