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Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26319, 13 January 1951, Page 5

• teat*" *• Sheep Farmers Mjr A please note — YOUNG'S J 7 FAMOUS DIPS can be used with complete confidence • Young*. GREEN LABEL PASTE Full .tr.ngth Gammaxana, normal concentration. Adequate antiseptic properties. • Young's red LABEL PASTE. Contein. Derris. Thoroughly cleanses the sheep of aH externel paresites. • Young*. YELLOW LABEL PASTE (erwnfeal). Give, maximum protection against Blowfly Strike contains Gammexane for increased efficiency. g Young's Improved POWDER (arsenical). An improved Powder Dip incorporating Gammeiano. The FARMERS' GRAIN DEPARTMENT Christchurch and Branches

Save Time " and Worry! P.T.Z. DRENCH (concentrated) PhenoThiaZone AH Ready Mixed 160 Lambs to the Gallon. Ifs Simple Ifs Economical It's Certain H. MATSON S Co. Sole Canterbury and West Coast Agents 183 CASHEL STREET

•feA CINCH ILFOR 1951 With Oats in stock and Wheat in ear. And *5l a brand new year. Resolve to make it best of all. By paying "F. & R." a call. They'll buy your Peas and Rye and Wheat At quotes for Oats they're hard to beat And with ths "Spud" crops soon in view. They will bo pleased to "contract" you. When *5l has dons its dash. You’ll find that you have made more cash. So do your "bix" with "F. & R." And you will find how right you are. U»MfTBD GRAIN, SEED, and PRODUCE 200 CASHEL STREET.

Don't Risk It! Fira is always a threat probably more so this year with to-day's profuse growth. CROP INSURANCE .WE CAN GIVE YOU COMPLETE PROTECTION WITH THE QUEENSLAND INSURANCE CO. LTD. A Note on Home and Furniture Insurance Values have risen substantially in the last few years and many people have totally inadequate coverage. Check up your Insurance. SEED co. THE CANTERBURY (N.Z.) SEED CO. LTD. 209 CASHEL STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. And ef L.erton end. Methven.

I LINSEED 1 Ml Cwt. Per Acre IKingsdown, Sth. Canterbury Crop |||| * HOW IT WAS GROWN Another example of the very handsome return* with Linseed following early and thorough tillage of the land. With this Linseed crop, the land was medium Clay Loam ploughed out of eight or nine-year-old grass, seven inches, early AU, July. Drag harrowed and disced middle of August. Drag harrowed, rolled W-iW ( and double disced middle of September. Harrowed twice and rolled before /'-A-yL drilling. Sown Sth October. 45 to 521 b of seed drilled through coulters. Icwt /ft ° of Super. Harvested early in March, windrowed with Binder and picked up lAt Z 7 Al b with Header. The total yield averaged 21fcwt per acre. Earned a bonus of /IVAriW iZJ ' £2/9/-. thus returning £37/0/1 per acre. ’ « /IF' r NEXT HARVEST A CROP LIKE THIS WILL RETURN—k Pep Acr ® zl CONSULT YOUR MERCHANT ... Held RepreeeetatiVM are available fat all Districts F fj te assist you. W 4 DOMINION INDUSTRIES LTD.. SEED PROCUREMENT DIVISION. ».O. Bea Ml, DUNEDIN.