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Press, 8 February 1980, Page 14

GET GOING WITH Fiat! One of the top nimet in rugby, Sid Going is also a Jan ler. He.knowi the Importance pl real performance. The Fiat range of standard, four-wheel drive and crawler tractors.prove themselves - time and time again HHBb From One Prortn Performer to another., ANDREWS Sid Going uses and recommends Flat! ‘S BgAVEN «®Miumited •-' .<■• ■’ A.a.<*9.» wreufth ttwidyimj, AGRICULTURAL DIVISION and deiiers Wtahay throughout NawZea.ard.

BORDERDALE For • HIGH LAMBING PERCENTAGES • NO LAMBING TROUBLES • rapid growth rate • QUIET TEMPERAMENT Rams available from M.A. White-Johnson Lawford, R.D. 5 Christchurch Phone 478-556

■***■*■# * /VO KIDDING ** '* b xl|j 8® ® MW FAMIEKS, ' We can make your crop planning coiicr for you, by Supplying an up to dote , \'accurafcp/ar/ ofyoar form. - .*A campfcfe/y new scry fee -.y:ff -far- ysots. Plans prepared - any s/je - or any number of copies. a/to akouf our o/hcrroncef for Wafer race, irrigation. dra/rpje ' detai/s or history of farm cwnershp, RURAL DRAUGHTING SERVICE p ' aßaX,^, ’<**‘ CHRISTCHURCH PHONE A.H- 516577.

■ Agriculture F & Fisheries COMMERCIAL ASPARAGUS GROWING SEMINAR FEBRUARY 14, 1980, 7.30 p.m. . Canterbury Room, Russley Hotel SPEAKERS: Prof. Howard Ellison, Rutgers University of New Jersey, breeder of Rutgers Beacon. . , ' . , Dr Bill Bussell, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Levin. Peter Falloon, D.5.1.R., Lincoln Asparagus Research in New Zealand.

GORSE CUTTING LINCOLN AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS PHONE: BRENT STONE TAA 712 STUART HIGHT LCN 442

UPIODOI W>*• lODISED OIL INJECTION long term iodine deficiency treatment .- v " in one drop " Lipiodol (LIP-EYE-OH-DOL) is a totally new -t- r :A h' £ ... \ approach to the problem of iodine deficiency ‘ I ’ f'■ - in sheep. A one'millilitre injection of the oil •- slowly releases iodine into the circulatory "i ' system, providing long-term protection jj' ; ,L; ' ■-? lwj.it/, .. against iodine deficiency. Lipiodol costs only a few cents per head. I -j |i H- „ “ . j Yhi ‘ Because the protection is long-term, labour pf- ? ' K costs are reduced when compared to 7’-. J . Cg . I conventional treatments. <? major animal health benefits J iW WfgW r - Reduction in lamb mortality. ' i ' t More efficient feed utilisation, resuhmg tn •I '' i m P roved weight gains. ' ; zX S; usage recommendations s. \ ,‘ J 1-To improve the growth rate of ewe Mr I * ' ' J ' hoggets, inject at weaning or shortly after, f/ \k - >4 > j■■ 2 - To assist in reducing lamb losses fef \\ p j \ associated with iodine deficiency, inject Ml X/xVMyi/ 1 wr-'jMf'-'' ■■<, ewes at least 2-3 months prior to lambtng. Hl <* .2 . The iodine enters the circulatory system El ’- /tZ P- •fl®'.?'' jdß- of the unborn lamb, reducing lambing m, .8 'X' A | / mortality. (Note: Ewes that have been \ y injected as hoggets will not require the pre-lambing injection.) -- ■ 3. For iodine deficiency caused by Kale \1 [T ' ’ feeding, inject sheep at least 1-2 months i>>Jr r/ • S*' prior to commencing feeding off. tf £ - - (Note: Ewes injected as hoggets, or at frjp *t«»rw*dwr. ' pre-lambing stage, wifi not require this jSSOofMlMo treatment.) -■ ■'.< E r' llllll'3» V ' EWO . •, Jisif _ __. in 2Soml bottles. ' ' E f jM:l May&Baker | M Peterkin Street Wingate. Lower Hutt ~ urtider the supervision of a veterinary a memoer oi the Rhone-Pcme«c fl Wfleon. M Group o,Coro P? mes ..•■■.• fLrprOCCt « » UMenWK Ct M<)i 4 Bttt*r ■_US ~ k,«en»Mt oxter me MmHIhiWW Aet vssr — *» 3SM uemoss