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Press, Volume C, Issue 29623, 20 September 1961, Page 18

BARLEY SEASONAL NOTES:CULTIVATION - • EARLY CULTIVATION, wpaclolly oat *f pashm. te (Mrablo for Sprisg Corley. j SEEDING RATE - • FOR EARLY SOWING (Stptembar), 1| la 1 bushels per acre is sufficient. Early sowing allow* plants to stool out hence the lower I seeding rate. | ' • FOR VERY LIGHT LAND, towing may be o* lew a* 1} bushels per acre to produce a satisfactory grain sample under dry conditioM, • WITH LATE SOWING, seeding rate Is Increased op to 3 bashels/ocre for November drilling along the foothill* and on very heavy land. FERTILISERS- • 1 CWT/ACRE SUPERPHOSPHATE drilled with the teed booit* early growth with consequent yield increase*. ; Inserted In the interests of Malting Barley Growers by: THE CANTERBURY (N.Z.) MALTING CO. LTD. i 208 Cashel Street, Christchurch. i! M 1,7 1

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