Page 20 Advertisements Column 1

Press, 16 August 1985, Page 20

“THE NEXT GENERATION OF ON FARM COMPUTING" Join us in previewing the use of technology to assist in the improvements of your breeding flocks. See the concept of fleece testing, computerising of results with one of New Zealand’s largest computer suppliers. See also direct connection to a Warp 4 Weigher, Ear Tag Wand and Automatic Drafting Gates. All this as well as farm accounting, spreadsheets analysis, and word processing. VENUE: The property of Russell and Jeanette Emmerson, Forest Range Station Tarras. DATE: Thursday, August 22, 1985, 10 a.m. For further information contact: John Hay - Wang - 03 794-720 Warwick Sykes - NZWTA - 03 50-409

SDEXOLYTE Energy and Electrolyte Supplement for Lambs ■nixed, readily absorbed—add to milk substitute to increase available energy to newborn or weak lambs. Use as a substitute for milk or milk powders when treating scours in young lambs. Economical Ikg pack Only $lO.BO < doses/Ikg) Available from Veterinarians, Stock Firms or your usual Animal Remedies supplier. A y Vetco Products Limited Wiri Station Rd, Manukau City, Auckland. ARB. Licence No. 1625

—- — "'"TV t < r/ W T ' | < iHI W* supporting NEW Zealand exports i / Before you sow Spring Barley ■ twT/' ' for export this season, get the l<YU'' facts right about'KYM' ■■ ■ “KYM”an acceptable malting variety \»W IF / The internationally recognised Institute of Brewing in the HH M Hi BRI w j U.jt. lists- “Kym” as a preferred Malting variety ini 985 for ' growing in England, Wales and Scotland. Only one other i .>■ ||gkf 1 *r variety has such a widespread recommendation. QDDI VP DADI DV n! IF “kym” has export appeal H iBIB Hn H IE W From our last harvest in excess of 85,000 tonnes of “Kym” J& wJkJL *ai» f was exported from New Zealand to various world markets. \ IllfcJ W > K '- Favourable reports have been received as to “Kym’s” grain ■ ii» « i ■——»hmm— mi <j||| kI - / quality and malting performance. For this coming season « I ? “Kym” is recommended by Cereal Exports New Zealand JJwl llj 1 Limited for their 1985/86malting pools. VIKT Tl H7ITU ATTA l ITV ■ I “KYM” has high yield capacity a B jIJf Ww MA AA A M Check the New Zealand List of Recommended varieties for M -- ■' 1985, these lists compiled by independent and authoritive v W personnel clearly show “Kym” having a yield edge over other 3 < malting varieties available. “KYM” quality grain is a hallmark 1 ' Plump grain, low in screenings is a “Kym” characteristic, w*'' “Kym” adapts to a wide range of growing environments with ' I preference to the medium to lighter soil types. Sound overall | ?’ disease resistance protects final grain quality. \ * W * ' IN A YEAR WHEN MALTING PREMIUMS ARE UNCERTAIN, IT Ws I f / 1 is A WISE DECISION TO SOW THE VARIETY THAT HAS THE 1L ' ' / Z FLEXIBILITY TO MEET THE QUALITY REQUIREMENTS OF W ’ X ‘ VARIOUS INTERNATIONAL CONSUMERS AND THE YIELD v W f , CAPACITY TO PROVIDE TOP RETURNS FOR GROWERS, v - Kvm ‘Kym’Spring Barlev is in strong demand. Don’t b -v l*' W HI be disappointed, order your seed requirements today. X\ B ■ wk ■ M H Protected bv Plant Variety Rjghts. J > Wy AVAILABLE FROM ALL LEADING W SPRING BARLEY CEREAL MARKETING COMPANIES T y A ’’■•/I "■’. I A - f