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Press, Volume XCIX, Issue 29178, 12 April 1960, Page 22

RONGOTBA FARMER SAYS"BARLEY GRASS OUT—WOOL CUF UP!" I X u U™®OW. Imoikß w * **• tc - 1 *•"» *"*•*«« I' 1 Petoenfes Mertlk A Rongotee farmer has reported outstanding success in eradicaW Ing barley grass from his pasture, With, resultant economic and MBcßaal gaina particular farm, bartay grace had been annually creeping further and further into valuable pastures. I had reached the stage where it wps becoming more noticeable on the higher pointy and the sheep camps in the ped. doctai The farmer became more perturbed about the invasfou when his wool dropped by I<<M because of barley gran seed ta the fleece. In addition to thia, aa occasional lamb carcase had bm affected by seeds penetrating fas skin, and a certain amount at trouble was being caused by barley grass getting fate the eyes st ewes and lambs. Kemedy Instigated There was no doubt fa this particular farmer’s mind that some immediate and dramatic action was called for to rectify—or endeavour to rectify—the potation. He wisely sought LCJL advice and assistance. Help cune to light in the form of "Doitpon”. In this particular case, an Initial application of "DowpcaT fa April killed all the young g» mlnating seeds of barley gnat For thia purpose, a rate of per acre, distributed by boot •pray, was employed. Attbseng of August a second spraying al the rate of 21bs. per acre atceuiT ted for any late germinatai seeds. By the second week M September a light oversowing gt pasture seed had been applied to the sprayed areas, and in tho following Autumn there was virtually no barley gran existant la the pasture. LCX Service • ' J This illustrates one typical instance of how LCX service to ever on band for the man on fas land. LCX advice is free|jr available at any timet to any fasmer ln any district, completely without obligation, tram sab branch of the fallowtag tCJ, Plant Protection Distributorc-* DALGETY * CO, LTD. ' R. G. WOODHAM 1 CO, LTOL Ashburtoo. PLANT | nOTKTKX| ; SEIMCK

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