Farmer's magazine (January-December 1920) . uts Big IllustratedCatalog. Copy frg6, Strout Farm Agency,306AP. Manning Chambers, Toronto, P R ^^^^ LANDS IN WESTERN^* ••T^- Canada. The rich prairies ofAlberta. Saskatchewan and Manitoba areespecially suited for mixed farming. Landthat will produce big crops of grain andfodder, and well adapted for dairying orlivestock raising can still be had at pricesaveiiiging about $18 an acre, with twentyyears to pay if you wish. Only 10 per cent,down. No further pa^yment on the principaluntil the end of the fourth year ; then six-teen )) Intere
Farmer's magazine (January-December 1920) . uts Big IllustratedCatalog. Copy frg6, Strout Farm Agency,306AP. Manning Chambers, Toronto, P R ^^^^ LANDS IN WESTERN^* ••T^- Canada. The rich prairies ofAlberta. Saskatchewan and Manitoba areespecially suited for mixed farming. Landthat will produce big crops of grain andfodder, and well adapted for dairying orlivestock raising can still be had at pricesaveiiiging about $18 an acre, with twentyyears to pay if you wish. Only 10 per cent,down. No further pa^yment on the principaluntil the end of the fourth year ; then six-teen )) Interest 6 per cent. Writefor illustrated booklet to D. F. La DueNorwood, Land Agent. Windsor Station, Montreal, Quebec^ ^ANT TO HEAR FROM PARTY HAV- ing farm for sale. Give particulars and lowest price. John J. ^lack, Toronto Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. CCOTCH TWEEDS FOR SUITS ANDcostumes; very stylish. Fine selectionand new designs free; parcels carriagepaid. Dept- 15, Waverley Tweed Co., Ha-wick, Scotland. < FARM ENGINEERING. An Improved Haycocking Machine By J. H. RODGERS TpHE machine here illustrated is-* an improved design of hay-cocker developed some years ago byAvila Savignac, of Joliette, Quebec, andpatented last year. Just recently thismachine was given a practical testbefore a representative body of agri-culture experts from the Dominion andProvincial Departments of Agricultureand also many members of the Pro-vince of Quebec Farmers Association. As is the case in all mechanicallyoperated devices the principal objectof this haycocking machine is the sav-ing of hand labor, a very importantfactor at the present time when greatdifficulty is frequently experienced ingetting sufficient help on the farm forthe efficient harvesting of the variouscrops of hay and grain. The teddingand cocking of 400 acres of hay on thefarm of Pierre Lavalee, at St. Nor-bert, Quebec, was accomplished by twoof these machines, with a boy and manand two horses to each machine. Theboy
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