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the family store : DAIRYMEN I Coming Sale Of Pedigree i Dairy Stock JERSEY Dispersal SALE! MAY 6th Grena Bank Jersey i Stud A/c Mr J. J. HUGHEY i Under cover. On property Rangiora. 77 head, includ : ing 20 VHC cows. MAY 7th Wislea Jersey Stud I Acc. Messrs D. H. & E. J. Resby, on property Brookside. 60 head. AYRSHIRE! JUNE Ist Second Annual Salej Canterbury Ayrshire Cattle. Breeders’ Club. Canterbury A * & P. Show Grounds. Catalogues available from:— » Auctioneers: N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. Assn. Ltd., Christchurch and Branches. ; In association with The Farmers’ Stud Stock Coy., J

HERRIDGE'S NURSERIES FARMERS FOREST TREES ORDER NOW YOUR FOREST AND SHELTER TREES FOR THE COMING PLANTING SEASON. • Also undertaken contract Plantation and Shelter Belt Planting anywhere in the South Island. .nspection of planting sites and quotes given froo without obligation. 1965 Catalogue and Price List of Roses. Fruit Trees. Shrubs. Ornamental Conifers, Hedge Plants, Forest and Shelter Trees. Now available free on request. Contact:HERRIDGE'S NURSERIES R. G. Herridge, prop. 23 Church Street, Ashburton. Telephone 6051, Ashburton. Nursery North End Trevors Road.

THE COMPLETELY RELIABLE FLEXIBLE EAR TAG I A.R.SMITH P TAUPO Available 6 Colours, 20 Letters.

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"THE PRESS" CLASSIFIEDS DIAL 50-199. Until 9 p.m. Daily, for an insertion the following day. IT’S WISE TO ADVERTISE in the MORNING.

SEED WHEAT ALL MAIN VARIETIES AVAILABLE FOR CONTRACT FROM ASHBURTON ■ ffißX XXI ■M | 6654. ) LEESTON V THE CANTERBURY (N2.) SEED CO. LIMITED. W 2 M 208 CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH. ’Phone 69-199. W And at Laeiton and Ashbarton. •'

• Pasture -*• Turnips -► Barley (undersown) • Pasturc * Peas Wheat -> Barley LAND HEAVY * Pasture J Wheat ■* Bar,e t Barley BSj LAND I ■* Barley -► Barley Any well-plaaiwd crop roratioo may have to bo altered at short notice to cope with variable weather cooditiou. (ARIE' is asafa) at aay point in the rotation. BARLEY in Canterbury follows these crops:— Following Wheat, Barley or other Cereals 46 Following Turnips, Rape or Lupins 25 Following Pasture 19 Following Peas or Potatoes 10 (These fibres represent the percentoqe of coses when barley KbbW was frown after the specified crops). DECIDE ON BARLEY NOW FOR A PLANNED ROTATION, BUT CONSIDER IT ALSO AS THE E BEST ALTERNATIVE CROP WHEN ALTERATIONS TO THE PLAN ARE NECESSARY. M 846