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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLV, Issue 10385, 2 May 1925, Page 6

- ■ ■■■■■ ■:.'-l.';-. Vgp • A^L-_-Iji?'w^:: •••■_-jgjjg•■• J^ : •ll It |V;W' ,, ','".'- , ;/,«.,;■; - r'i-:"l mmaf . ■■ 7CKIAND" Superphosphate costing 7/3 '"■■» increases worth £2 17s. per acre, y a clear profit of £2 10s. per acre, alone to "ROCKLAND"Superphosphate. ]OO acres this represents £SOO. IffIWLIU! Those extra bushels over and above the normal yield of wheat per acre that make all the difference to profits from wheat growing, can be secured by using sufficient "Rockland" Superphosphate. While in the figures below of the Official Wheat Manure Tests for 1924-25, the results obtained from the application of 1 cwt. of "Rockland" Superphosphate per acre are most gratifying, it will not be long before the attention of farmers will be given to increasing the quantity applied to the acre. This contention is supported by Mr A. E. V. Richardson, Superintendent of Agriculture, Victoria, who says:— "They had tried experimental plots with 1, I£, and 2 "cwt. of Superphosphate per acre, and their tests were not "only for one year, but for a ten years' period. The ret»M*:».)«»iiW,.»>i'.'H"l":Mlv'Vi "dressings the residual fertility is far greater." That is to say, if 1 cwt. of "Rockland" Superphosphate increases the yield 9 bushels per acre, and an additional cwt. of Superphosphate increases the yield a further 3 bushels (ma 1 —" the total increase due to "Rockland" Superphosphat bushels), then the application of 2 cwt. of "Rockland" Superphosphate is both justified and highly profitable. Using lcwt. of "Rockland" Superphosphate Per Acre YIELD IN BUSHELS INCREASE farmer LOCALITY PER ACRE \ ACRE FARMER F. CARPENTER W. <& A. CHAMPION J. FOSTER F. CARPENTER PER ACRE j Without With Super Prebbleton Prebbleton Ladbrooks Prebbleton 41.2 28.9 44.7 32.9 49.3 38.3 51.0 43.7 8.1 9.4 6.3 IO.S These results show the average increase per acre to be 8.65 bushels. Valuing this increase at a conservative price of "ROCKLAND " Superphosphate is procurable through all Stock and Station Agents and Produce Merchants. \3M2!i!i£K Manufacturers : Kempthorne, Prosser & Co. s New Zealand Drug Coy. Ltd* High Street, Christchurch i 1 : l ! £' : v; ; ..l ':}M 1 ' I I I : i .i^»-; —m_ ■ _ PROFITA

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