Superphosphate Production
North Island fertiliser works are not receiving sufficient orders for superphosphate to maintain their production to full capacity, as their storage space is limited, according to a statement from Federated Farmers. “This is serious, as, it means that when delayed orders are received, as they will be, the fertiliser works will not be able to cope with the orders, and many farmers will probably find that the amounts they require will not be available,” the statement said. “Farmers requiring superphosphate, particularly in the ’North Island, are urged to place their orders without delay to avoid the loss of superphosphate production and to ensure that they will receive their full requirements.”— (P.A.) —
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 August 1949, Page 6
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113Superphosphate Production Greymouth Evening Star, 20 August 1949, Page 6
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