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LAMBS need protection | "THE PRESS" ■ ■ against infection and ex- £1 ACCIEIEHC cessive bleeding at dock- ■ ing. Dokko provides rapid DIAL 50-199 healing of all stock 1 wounds including shear w,se advertise in the Box 145, Napier. cuts. Ask your merchant. MORNING.

i iljP/ -7 • Cultivate as soon as possible for ; drilling at earliest opportunity. ,|®7 SEEDING RATE- • FOR EARLY SOWING (September). If to 2 bushels per acre Is sufficient fiSj&ff Early sowing allows plants to stool out hence the lower seeding rate. , ' KCarw • for VERY LIGHT LAND sowing may be as low as 1} bushels per acre to KjgyA produce a satisfactory grain sample under dry conditions. * Wl ™ UTE SOWING ' seedin A rats B increased - 'IF FERTILISERS—- ! «7 • 1 TO 2 CWT. PER ACRE OF SUPERPHOSPHATE drilled with the seed, boosts » early growth with consequent yield increases. M B 57 tn the intends of Malting Barley I demonstration I Shell Oil New Zealand Limited A public demonstration of the new SHELL 81-FLON SYSTEM of aerial spraying will be held (weather permitting) as follows: TUESDAY. 3rd SEPTEMBER 10 0.m.: RANGIORA AIRFIELD. NORTH CANTERBURY; 3 p.m.: ASHBURTON AIRFIELD, MID-CANTERBURY. ... 3ZB 7.30 a.m. - 8.30 a.m. H B| For Cancellation notice, listen to 11.30 a.m. -1 p.m, mu M The Shell 81-FLON spraying system A revolutionary new technique for aerial spraying .■ ... ... ..... 5 big advantages of the 81-FLON system 1. Better, more consistent results by accurate placement of all the spray on the target area. 2. Improved adhesion, Increased resistance to rain. 3. Drift control reduces damage to other crops. 4. Less dependence on weather ensuring faster, more efficient service. 6. No extra cost For more Information about BHM ■■ the Shell 81-FLON System, contact The Shell Agricultural VSHELLw MNnM Chemical Adviser, through your nearest Shell Depot ★ Shell Registered Trademark FARM SERVICE