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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIX, 31 January 1936, Page 3

Buxton’s are Leading Suppliers of all General Farm Seeds ..... 'rw'wfi "m m m K® HH : -*vFarmers, Sow Now Buxton’s Root And supplement your dry fodder,\\Vheii green feed is scarce, to get the best results sow selected strains of— SWEDES—Champion, Hernings, Vilmorins and Majestic. TURNlPS—lmperial Green Globe, Hardy Green Globe, Purple Top Mammoth, Green and Purple Top Yellow Aberdeen, Devon Grcystone. MANGLES—Prize Winner Yellow Globe, Mammoth Long Red. GREEN FODDER CROPS. Sow now while there is moisture in the soil. GISBORNE YELLOW MAIZE, drilled J to 1 bushel, or broadcast 14 to 2 bushels. JAPANESE MILLET, stands dry conditions well, sow 8 to 101 b drilled, or 12 to 151 b broadcast. RAPE—BROAD LEAF ESSEX, fulfils a need as a fattening crop to off, sow drilled 4 to 01b, or broadcast 0 to 81b. CHOU MOELLIER, this nutritious fodder stands drought, also wintry conditions, sow drilled 21b, or broadcast 2 to 31b per acre. ' VETCHES, sow now with Oats, provides excellent green feed, and results ip a well balanced ration for stock. We have abundant supplies. GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, in bulk and packets. . MOOSE MEAL, GEAR MEAT MEAL, POLLARD, BRAN, FEED BARLEY. m It! sirs iip&SE WE ARE AGENTS FOR-MASSEY-lIARRIS and P. & D. DUNCAN’S Tilling, Seeding and Harvesting Machinery. COOPER’S SHEEP DIPS. FULL STOCKS OF Woolpacks, Fencing Wire, Staples,Netting, and all classes offarm requisites.