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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31984, 10 May 1969, Page 10

THE ANSWER TO YOUR STOCK FEED PROBLEMS! SHEEP NUTS In the present drought conditions your stock needs supplementary feed to keep them healthy. Correct nutritional feeding now can prevent sleepy sickness, give better lambing percentages and heavier fleeces. BLUE RIBBON SHEEP NUTS ★ HIGHLY PALATABLE ★ NUTRITIOUS ★ ECONOMICAL NOW AVAILABLE Maintenance Sheep Nuts 12% Protein Balanced Sheep Nuts 13.5% Protein Linseed Based Sheep Nuts 17.5% Protein High Protein Sheep Nuts 20.5% Protein ORDER NOW WHILE STOCKS AVAILABLE I Ask your Stock and Station Agent or Merchant for further information. MaMfactarod by: UMARU MILLING CO. LTD. Thaani and Cftrietctarcli.

profit fapfas far ‘gk.- - * T| 1 ■' ~ ‘ \ {MB Consistent corroborative proof of a RJEJr' I number of important factors in relation to animal production have been a. feature of trials -where lambs were drenched regularly from weaning until a— ■ 10 months-of age. The evidence outlined in this and the preceding advertisements has been ft taken from 8 series of trials conducted by the Veterinary Technical Depart- ffffff ff ffl Iff ■ ffr* ment of Merck Sharp & Dohms (New Ww Zealand). Limited. The sheep in the whole of life trial at "Arahura” are now at the SuiTHTiary Of Whole of life two-tooth stage. I benefits One group was drenched at 6 week intervals with ★ Better grown, bigger two-tooth replacements aid flock . WIBBKOI-B® is ■!<««»,).nath. **r increased weight gain and wool production up to hogget selection. shearing was detailed in profit facts No. 6: "summary of hoooet j, ore an imals will have reached their breed potential, trials". - c. Better replacements will be available. Acorrespondinggroupactedascontrolsandwerenotdrenched. The figures below record further advantages which the This has been demonstrated by a number of New previously drenched sheep had over the undrenched group from Zealand research workers. hogget shearing to two-tooth shearing (November 1968). ★ The larger framed ewe can be expected to have fess Th. k nmeinm « hnnMM hmm rereived no physical difficulty when lambing and may be more The group treated on 5 occasions as hoggets have received no of motherjng her (amb . drenchsincetheorlginalprogrammetemHnatedatSmonthsof * Morewool production from larger animals is the general 8 9®- rule and 'the gain over a number of years will TUPPING WEIGHT 20lb. heavier significantly increase farm profits. iAMDiMr* -Mwcmm.iivatomhe * An extra year's lamb production can be gained in many LAMBING 10% more live lambs weas by hoggets. WOOL QUANTITY over %lb. more WOOLSTYLE 25% more, good style and better PROFIT FROM WOOL BREAK -19% less THE WORLD’S LEADING DRENCH Merck Sharp & Dohme (New Zealand) Limited 504 High Stre»t, Lower Hutt. Trademark