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Grey River Argus, 20 September 1932, Page 3

S iZs“si e It pays to improve I increases the a enables your capacity and Wtf PUStlll'eS land to carry the quality of more S f oC k j n pastures better condition r Tcpßmss ~ ' this Sps*ing 1 PUOSPIIATE, when used for top-dressing of pastures, adds B </k to t ’ lc s .°‘ l an essential constituent of plant food necessary for the tfl||a| Sw" production of healthy pastures and healthy stock. SUPERPHOSPHATE replenishes the phosphates that have been extracted from the soil by grazing or cropping. New Zealand soils ilpirW ? ,e natura ’b - deficient in phosphates, and uidess replenished, pastures '•'* ‘ -r become seriously affected both in quality and quantity . ? -//W® SUPERPHOSPHATE must not be regarded as a stimulant to plant A' -J? 1 SgiOlß A.-W-4 growth . . . Superphosphate is a definite plant food providing . M nourishment to pastures and promoting the growth of better quality , M grasses along with greater volume. Pastures adequately top-dressed ~ T«alj£, J *ffsc with Superphosphate carry more stock . . . keep the stock in better < ,condition . . . and improve the “ bloom ”of the wool. Only a pasture ” * . SHBT grown with an adequacy of Superphosphate can provide stock with ///w M; f ' lC r '^ lt Phosphatic content necessary for their health and growth. y lest plots of P asturcs grown with and without Superphosphate show >4® W ; WW|| an "’crease of Hay ranging from 47 to 90% in favour of the top- *F Wl A fry* . .dressed plots. Analysis of the composition of the Hay grown on the test plots proved ■ . WL-. V I Ui | ! i percentage content of phosphoric acid of the stock feed was doubled by top-dressing with Superphosphate . . . showing why stock j * K grazed on top-dressed pastures develop better and maintain better XvWel^RN9^ condition. I” act . ua ’ P racf ’cc, it is by no means uncommon to find that the carrying capacity of land is doubled and sometimes trebled by top-dressing with Superphosphate. ” Mln these days, when it is necessary to “ make every post a winning < post, it pays to spend a few shillings per acre for Superphosphate % tor pasture top-dressing. A 5 DO NOT DELAY IN PLACING YOUR ORDER FOR >W3w SUPERPHOSPHATE FOR SPRING TOP<DRESSING SUPERPHOSPHATE ' WdM Fully Aerated - - 44/46% Water Soluble && u . £4/10/“ tOH — packed 12 bags to ton is very pasture Extra sor packing 16 bags to ton, 1/6 A few shillings IQ fl fl film lIV Discounts: 5/- per ton for cash in seven days. 19 liatuiallj 2/6 per ton for cash in one month. nor qpm fnr ShOrt Of no™ed^y^tL b X a uf e acVXs he *“ W ° rkS ’ “ W ° rkS “ may be C 101 Phosphates SRMSU’ffi&rtWS?® Superphosphate Top-Dress M^Sacmer°“- all stock and station Asonts ’ Merchants - etc - ° r fro® will pay you With DOMINION FERTILISER KEMFTHORNE, PROSSER C 3 handsOUie C » . x CO. LTD. CO.’S N.Z. DRUG CO. LTD. Superphosphate P . o . Works : Eavcnsbourne. Works : Hornby & Burnside. 9

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