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Feeding And Caring Of Dry Dairy Cows:

By R. WAYNE DICKIESON Representative

should be milked out at once ff necessary. This method dries off a cow much more rapidly

8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Jan. 21, 1966.

than the older method of grada- jchoice. If your ‘hay quality is

ally ‘decreasing the frequency |poor the dry cow should also re-

| jof milking, first to once a day, |ceive a.vitamin A, D, E. supple-

then once in two days, etc. This |ment emphasizing Vitamin A,

method, (sudden cutoff) should} It is also important that the

not, however, be used for cows |dry cow receive plenty of water and exercise. :

having Mastitis.

CHALLENGE OR LEAD This is a new concept in the cattle just be-

program cattle are a dry cow ration about eight weeks prior to fresh- ening— approximately the. time the. cow will be let dry—at the rate of per day ~depending onthe -cows-

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divisi pg om Chemicals Lid. and Freeman Corp. of Trois-Rivieres, Que., a small amount

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OTTAWA (CP) —The Cana- ‘dian Highway Safety Council will launch an investigation into the usefulness of studded tires.

The il’s executive com- | mittee ‘following a meeting \with its provincial managers

ithat the tires are sold and used jacross Canada despite the fact \their use is forbidden in all |provitices except Alberta and | British Columbia.

| Some officials claim roads jare damaged by the’ metal studs | inserted ‘in |vent slipping on ice.

Travel Program

a permanent trevel end es. change program embracing not only youth, but adult Cana- dians as well." ‘

Mr. Prefontaine: has been vice-chairman of the Manitoba Centennial Corp. and chairman of the travel and exchange pro-

and exchange ‘program beyond the centennial year and to de- velop a youth services program :- in the citizenship department:

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