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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31071, 28 May 1966, Page 8

THE FAMILY STORE CsUeriJUtUl fLET US HANDLE YOUR WHEAT _ CONTRACT [ SEED SELECTED; I WHEAT AVAILABLE| | ALL VARIETIES | Country Representatives give SERVICE Advice on all aspects of WHEAT GROWING and HARVESTING. Advice on SPRAYING. IF AND WHEN NECESSARY. Our sampling is efficient, DESPATCH IS PROMPT. Try THE FARMERS’ FOR complete satis- I faction. | RUSHTON f POST DRIVER I H p SEMI-AUTOMATIC OPERATION SUITABLE FOR DRIVING ALL R POSTS INCLUDING STRAINERS. I * li < t FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CONTACT: RUSHTON ENGINEERING PHONE 4700. ALFORD FOREST RD. ASHBURTON.

WINTER FEED We have supplies of Feeding Grains, as well as Barley Meal, Pig Meal, and High Protein Feed Peas. Poultry Feeds also in Stock ASHBURTON k U 51 51 | ■ I 6654. ywiHHrm LEESTON THE CANTERBURY (N.Z.) SEED CO. LIMITED. M 2. 208 CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH. ’Phone 69-199. ▼ And at Leniton and Ashburton. \|[/

II ll* MT LAND * pasture Turn ' pS ** Barley ( undersown > ~ e Pasture * Peas * Wheat Barley kS HEAVY ep . I■* Wheat “► Barley ■* Barley LAND * 1 * Barley * Barley * Any well-planned crop rotation may have to be altered at short notice to cope with variable weather conditions. BARLEY is useful at any 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 figures represent the percentage at cases when barley was grown after the specified crops). DECIDE ON BARLEY NOW FOR A PLANNED ROTATION. BUT CONSIDER IT ALSO AS THE BEST ALTERNATIVE CROP WHEN ALTERATIONS TO THE PLAN ARE NECESSARY. M 846.