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Fass Land Agricuiture Discusse sh, ste must olen yhere| LOSES TASTE SENSE, AWARDED $70 645
Markets — — Industry News 3 oa ~ | ,
‘ ie aan ; : 5 Yasses and legumes may he} eee 3
In an attempt to increas e the interest among farm- oa ee 5

From the Office of the ©.C.A. ers in grass and to emphasize its importance as a cro D, [nes to est advantage in a ro-
members of the Field Crops Branch ofthe” Provinciai|ttion with — other crops;
U.S. GENERAL to 15.00; canners and cutters,| Department of Agriculture have prepared a s S$ of /Whether the rotation should he

production.

Uneven price trends featured| 9.00 to 12.00: good bulls. 14.00|Short. ar icles on various BARES: Of gh
trading in the cattle market at|/to 16 good veal. calves,| The following is the first of these -articl

major points throughout the| 21.00 to jeulture” is aj
. using more fre-}@8ement and land use. Gras:

[rotation usually implies a

|shori or long-term. A long-term
er proportion of his Be,

country this week. There was|¢ ADA G term é ated acreage in gras, Next, he
considerable pressure for lower] Cattle delive "jquently in this country. It has/!@nd agriculture therefore ae i es Bras: pate Bel
prices, and packers met with] stock yards were long been a commonly accepted | fers only in placing greater em-|MuSt plan w hat species’ of

nee sand legumes or mixtures

quite a bit of success in the mid-| dyceq from last week ‘but w term in most of the older farm} pha L
west. Far western pri generous for ason.|ing communities of Europe | &! | as @ crop lof these ate best: suited to his
changed little, the market again ter. stee: ly at} where good grass has enhanced | in a sound farm gram. Jn-}
supported by scarcity of sup-| Toronto and | etficiency of production and separably linked to livestock
plies. ecognized ads an important farm | Produetion, ssland agricul- agement préctices 4 fateh

The weakness that has come) mainly steady. rop in a permanent system of ture under proper matagement ae ve = ‘Sin establish-
into the market in the last week/ cattle moved je higher at) agriculture, | ween: of fe d nutrients per|ing an, ‘maintaining: the grasses
to 10 days appears tobe more Toronto. Hogs made gains of} The term may equal or eae fais a high level of production
Serious than ina long time,|/35¢ in Alberta and mostly 1.50 culture” env! educ throughout the life of the stand.

Soil and crop rotation program,
He must carefully plan his man-

sland
ions the proper

: costs of producing and utilizing |—
because it reflects other condi- elsewhere. Lambs steady. use of £1 ang legumes ete ob ae ® [He must also plan on the most
tions that are important to the SLAUGHTER C , alone or in combination or rota The wide diversity of soil-ang {filet utilization of a Brass
market. The greatest of these Cattle offered stock i sa craps’ | © peers “Sas pasture and provide for pro-
factors is the dressed meat trade|totaning 20.000 this week were | according to the system of man-/climate in this provinee will in- ner storage of any surplus as
and reports from most arens 2,000 below last week and 1009) | fluence the intensity of gr; {silage and hay, and finally he —

Onion does not
er as it does hi
taste after

told of the market turning more than a y The drop | to 20.50, stock calves to a top) land farming whieh is most li © | must plan how these forage
Poorer day to day in’ marketin equally 24.00, Edmonton steers 18.50 lolly to prove satisfactory in any /crops may best be utilized in a

Most trouble in the dressed divided between eastern and n. Thus the | well balanced livestock feeding
market has been in the midwest] western outlets This week's! tg plan his | program
and far east. Reports at mid-lrun, while the s nalest for four!

Sins kates ee a eee
Week Moll of extremely: narrow weeks. was “unsvally heavy for JOC I IIIT then
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The far west has fared much cattle. Pp
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as most steers and yearlings at sharply th

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Fee
buyers givin

cornbelt markets ended up 50c| their attention principally. to}
to 1.00 lower, quotations alonz| feeder »

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VANCOUVER ‘the competition pro d served |

B.C. stock yards sold by|to keep’ prices at strong’ levels |

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calves. Market firm and active |and sold 50¢ his good feeder |
with prices mostly unchanged | steers weighing at 2

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heifers, 14.00 to 15.50: good| markets general had keen
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good heavy beef cows, 14.00 to rates, good steers going at Cal-

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