* ' 11''' • 'JrWBW WB W IkV'« w. * 1 1 xkl w yiWam B I I : enem >- Wild oats compete . | y° ur cereals for sunlight, moisture « X/ rid soil nulrimenls ’ choke the growth *.i/lhat>-ould otherwise mean more more harvest profits. - Even infestations as as 5 10l '' \ "n U OatS pcr - S ,T are yard Seril?uyl - k ' ■ your yield ' But vou camcut off wild oat 4 ' Xt at the roots, release the full . ■ f - • ■ potential of \ Ottf croplands. BoosMrßk'. ■ A *■ -ifl ■ I ’ I keep spraying cosh down to the .. ■ 7 equivalent of 2*3 bushels per acre. How? -2 /V. - AzlzlUy wCtl MyllW? Trie answer. Carbyne controls wild oats. It’s a post-emergence herbicide with a selectivity about the highest yet attained. That gives Government subsidised Carbyne unrivalled economy: no elaborate around preparation necessary, no costly speculative spraying; around the time you sow. 1 nstead .you wait until you see the actual areas of wild oat infestation—then promptly wipe them out. with Carbyne. ( . . P r ’ ■hen you watch your crops come away, utilising M 1 growth potential of your land. And alter ; C harvest, no niggling docking at .the silo because yourgK I 4 ■ samples will be Carbyne- clean.!; f WMLJJI 1 t Cjhis season, give wild oats what's coming to z W ; thftn: Carbyne Make this your opportunity to ■ ' control cereal aphids which have . IK. V imRIMH C^e.. r™ 5... ZLimited, is distributed by the Canterbury (N.Z.) SeeJ: Co. Ltd, Chnsiehurch and available from all T?Nt|WV|IFM '.W’- . . jB BF* agricultural chemical stockists. :.... r ' Carbyne is the trade mark of Fisons' Limited, o„ is , o „.c^,a et . . .. ■ WrUl LFYilv Willi vlO T *IIU VLllOt A)7n
IB BOHBHLIPMIIHBL ' Sil IHhO -TjwWWw - URI mtWll £9 BBIMII JBBI ■ . iBB 1 = • ; ■ ti*.* 2 . jj . iwtw z wJFT km ■ AVADEX BW I if T stops the wild oat population explosion Oats*'—i we’re dead against AVADEX BW has been farmet tested can’t have them both. m m M| m them because as you well know, in Canterbury for control of wild Now Registered wild oats compete with your crop, oats on various crops including Qualifies for Government Subsidy not only for soil space but for soil wheat, barley, peas and linseed. ■| nutrients and moisture as well. The It proved economical too and was results: Vfur yields cut bjhas much as one third,iib with spray boom equipment. Wild oats “- — " the'wiid bat popuiatlon-ln mind ourjust don't stand a chance. HERBiCDEBY MAncanfA scientists Worked out a formula that, If.your grain cheque has suffered muiijaiiw* when sprayed and worked Into the in the past from wild oats, try birth EsSBsI GOLLIN so 'l correctly would kill these pests control, it works. Take your pick, ■■ ■■ BB at birth. wild oats or AVADEX BW you AG’CHEM D!V,S!ON A||s Obtainable from R. G. WOODHAM & CO. LTD OR YOUR LOCAL STOCKIST *.,*».*« mohmmo cmumv.
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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32393, 4 September 1970, Page 9
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