ARTIFICIAL FERTILISERS.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20500, 19 March 1932, Page 10

ARTIFICIAL FERTILISERS.

EXPERIMENTS A ROTHAMSTED MON^J^iSi rir&oit" out. own A interesting and . Agriculture* jeet '.pi > fertuWrt9flj|^^H .This worlcjh&s bien John Bttsaeflj 3 D.83g. > tor-of after The artificial! fertiltfgjW #,4^j^wSßißaii eally ana watt be a so'urcc of'profit' said* munerative iata> a' :they »are utilised so optimum effects and jj!sf . exact for regarding the Jg|BM Users A upon the ,«#<! composition and qUtffity m tne and again on the interplay ..-<» PWffl and particular fertilisers. \J *jgl on these ajid inaiiy other ywwmgMm data and the niaterial* Kothamsted plots sources,* and the study - The* chapters of artificial fertilisers, fertilisers - under ■ the genous, is a chapter pn manuring of and on tho compound or.m^^M The monographic present knowledge*Spf, the tificial fertilisers- on ® r crops. Much of =tho already old; for it has been of teacjiers ■ and- exp?P| s , iffiljMM thanks to the writmgqfej" and others., 'Much-. new, and- is the result 0 . methods of field and- lised' at Kothamsted; are closely linked with carried on wherp , tion -'with the expert ! go'that a just' appreciation values may be obtained.-"-, Farmers cannot have? itdSt how soon pasture land, grazed deteriorates, or. goes wimjaMßW an English authority). . T plenty of stock maintainsi of his pastures;' the'idle nelroWggMß a waste. ! Our rich pastures come so through good a grass field is always manure it receive. - One of' adages; among graziers is w,|M should be a day old for a sheepjgjjj week old for a bullock.' Good gwg9g| have always shifted ■ around frequently to eiisure _ .vjgHjl bite; and have employed m '* eQ j" so that what one would not; the other would; All, 'however, been skilled; some of - those, sjM|| have not always been able sufficient stock; so that in o another grass, lajid* d® and much-has. never turn it might ( baye done^derMM JTollftwing.. Js & letter Ttrom the ■ A®Bfc Sheepbreeders\- Association Branch) to the 'Cbr'riedale~Bae»ffgjfgßM (Inc.), Christchurch.. "At. tbQgjjHHH wool sales 20,000: bales-Wttffc The top price was 15d foy. dale clip from the Ha^to B ?3SHH The top price for Merino^ As the Corriedale sheep cut this is a splendid the Corriedale : breed of e^3aE^LS| A shilling /advertis^tpent^Ml classified section-^of-Tfe* 'three insertions 2s 6d.