HAY AND ENSILAGE CONTESTS AT TOKO

Stratford Evening Post, Volume I, Issue 498, 21 July 1932, Page 7

HAY AND ENSILAGE CONTESTS AT TOKO

SOME OUTSTANDING ENTRIES Hay and ensilage competitions were judged at Toko yesterday by Messrs. Evan Jones and G. Were under the auspices of tho Toko branch of the Farmers' Union. The winning entry in the hay competitions was Mr. H. J. Kaye's No. 1 stack, with 53* points from a possible 55 points being allotted for quality. This stack also scored one short ol! the possible for condition and body respectively. The stacks judged consisted solely of meadow hay or grass stack ensilage. There were 15 entries. Eight stacks were entered for the ensilage competition, the winner being found in Mr. A. Marfell, but there were only two points between the first four, and but half a point decided the best, from the runner-up. Details are:

Ensilage Stacks Points: Material 20, qu ality 50, cover 15, waste 15. Total 100. A. Marfell .. 19 48 12 131 921 R. Kingan .. 19 48 12 13 92 L Marfell .. 181 481 111 13 911 H. J. Kaye .. 19 48 10| 13 901 G. Cook .. 171 47 111 12 88 H. Cook .. 171 45 11 HI 85 L. H. Jardine 18 43 11 11 S3 Evan Jones .. 16 42 12 11 81 Meadow Hay Points: Quality 55, condition 20, body 25. Total 100. H. J. Kaye, No. 1 5 •).', 19 2 J 961 M. Gernhoefer 51 18 <>?, 92 J, Woollaston 51 17 231 911 H. J. Kaye, No. 2 51 17 23 91 Evan Jones 50 18 22 90 A. Marfell 48 19 221 891 R. Kinean 431 IS 21 87}