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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXXI, 30 March 1938, Page 11

■ i m . .*; > * % f » § U.* % ) . -TV ll *-, 7L. J\.V IS PROFIT? There’s nothing more profitable in agriculture to-dav than lambs fat off the mothers. AND INVARIABLY the highest percentages of fat lambs off the mothers come from pastures REGULARLY top-dressed with Super. THE BIGGEST RETURNS are secured where Super Top-Dressing is regular and systematic. Consistent applications of Super each season build up a pasture, 'increasing the feed value and improving the grazing year by year. NEVER WAIT till a pasture goes back ... Keep your pastures healthy, strong and in full production . . . Systematic top-dressing greatly lengthens the life of pastures, thus saving the necessity of early and costly renewal. AUTUMN TOP-DRESSING WITH SUPER closes the Winter gap . . . extends pasture growth into the Winter . . . brings it away earlier in the Spring. SUPER CAN BE APPLIED ANY TIME NOW . . . the sooner the better . . . use 2cwt to 3cwt of Super to the acre. The larger applications always pay best in the long run. USE SUPER FOR GREATER PROFITS TOP-DRESS NOW TO INCREASE FERTILITY THE MODERN METHOD SUPER TOP-DRESSING BY CONTRACT Farmers are finding that it pays handsomely to have their pastures Top-Dressed by contractors who operate motor truck Top-Dressers and specialise in the Top-Dressing of pastures. Top-Dressing by contractors will be found to be speedy, accurate, and economical. The client is saved all handling . . . the contractor does everything . . . carts the Super from the railhead and applies to the pasture. On suitable land up to 120 acres a day can be covered in this way at a figure much lower than the farmer could do it himself, and without interfering with regular work oh the farm. Below are listed contractors who have modern truck Top-Dressers capable of sowing Super only or Super plus Lime in the one operation. Ring your nearest contractor to-night and get a quotation. TOP-DRESSING CONTRACTORS A. S. CLARK, MAHENO MAHENO TRANSPORT CO., MAHENO IRELAND AND CO., OAMARU APPLYBY BROS., KUROW WAIMATE TRANSPORTS, WAIMATE J. HUTT, WAIMATE H. D. RICHMOND, WILLOWBRIDGE S. J. RICHMOND. WILLOWBRIDGE W. G. LANE, UPPER HOOK S. GOODALL, WAIHAORUNGA C. G. ELLIS, MAKIKIHI HOLLAMBY BROS., WILLOWBRIDGE A. F. ROGERS, MAKIKIHI P. McIVOR, ST. ANDREWS G. PORTER, ST. ANDREWS G. CROSS, TIMARU R. OLIPHANT, TIMARU W. DAVISON, TIMARU F. G. SHEED, TIMARU A. J. CLARKE. WASHDYKE D. J. BROWN, PLEASANT POINT H. A. DAVISON, PLEASANT POINT M. HAWTHORNE. CAVE U. ROLLINSON, ALBURY W. BARWOOD, FAIRLIE W J. DICK, FAIRLIE H. S. RYDER, FAIRLIE R. G. THOMPSON, EPW'ORTH, TEMUKA W. O. SMITH, ORARI H. E. SMITH, GERALDINE A. B. HAYWOOD, GERALDINE B. W. PATRICK, HILTON CORMACK BROS., CAREW L. REVELLY, HINDS R. A. BURNETT. HINDS ASHBURTON TRANSPORT CO.. ASHBURTON BURNETTS MOTORS LTD., ASHBURTON A. HARDY. WINCHMORE J. S. McLAUCHLAN, TINWALD L. F\ WOODS. MT. SOMERS KAIKOURA TRANSPORT CO., KAIKOURA J. W. ABERNETHY, CHEVIOT GEO. BROWN, CHEVIOT R. CAMPBELL, SCARGILL G. M. HARE, WAIPARA W. J. JELFS, WAIAU BLACKWELL MOTORS LTD.. CULVERDEN MOCKETTS MOTORS, CULVERDEN W. PRENDEVILLE, HAWARDEN W. P. HONEYBONE, WAIKARI H. ADLINGTON, AMBERLEY J. BORRELL, KAIAPOI W. MARTIN, EYRETON R. G. GRANT, RANGIORA W. HENRY, RANGIORA V. J. CORBETT, RANGIORA S. J. YOUNGMAN, OXFORD F. NEWELL, OXFORD H. G. HAWKE, UPPER RICCARTON, CHRISTCHURCH M. WILSON. KIRWEE GEO. HENDERSON, KIRWEE FREW’S MOTORS. GREENDALE RAE BROS., DARFIELD L. W. LAWRENCE. SHEFFIELD C. STEWART, HORORATA B. COLLINSON, HORORATA COLES BROS., DUNSANDEL JOHN GARLAND. DUNSANDEL ERIC POCOCK, DUNSANDEL W. G. RAINS, PREBBLETON W. A. HABGOOD. LINCOLN E. JACKMAN, LEESTON A. BAYLISS AND SON, LEESTON .1. SIMPSON, SOUTHBRIDGF 11. G. HUBBARD, SOUTH BRIDGE RAKAIA TRANSPORT CO.. RAKAIA METHVEN TRANSPORT CO., METHVEN WALKER BROS., SEDDON FERTILITY means STABILITY to the SOIL and also TO THE FARMER

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