Practical Men voice Highest Opinion of fertility 0f This District and Predict Great Future.

Northland Age, Volume 25, Issue 30, 13 November 1925, Page 1

Practical Men voice Highest Opinion of fertility 0f This District and Predict Great Future.

As it is oniy natural that the people ©f tins district should speak ai high lennsot us fertility | and possibilities, the opinions ©f outside men, pass, saing practical I experience, is of gieut value. Acre are some extracts trom | statements made by such men : | Alter spending some weeks in ooar district i a... impressed wild its tcrtdity and possibilities. At tne same time i w.sa to empliasise die need tor better tanning methods 10 secure a full return from the land. Another tarrn-1 from the Wai- . a'lo tola ah ' Age" reporter that 1C considered i u disirict ideal ,ji dairying. Vvuii more population on the laud ana up-to-date methods it couid be made one of die uest in the Dominion, A tiijtd \ sitor from Taranaki declared: i have cuiue to the conclusion since i came here, after studying yield and prices, iual a man With small capital can do better in the Nuitn than m Taranaki. Another farmer's opinion is that if the capacity and quality of tiie land were properly made known the sons of Taranaki and Waikato farmers who are lookingout l< r country, on account ol the high price of laud in their own home districts, there would be a large number that would settle here and their presence would lead to the adoption of more ' profitable methods of working die land generally. Says one of me best known farmers in the vV .irarapa: Alter six weeks in trie ivorih 1 unucsiddingly give the opinion mat the di.urict offers splendid opporUin lies for success to the dairy luimer, and I believe that oncj die price of < and prevailing conditions „.e x town large I a mib; r of new seiners v,u gladly Make tne r w..y acre. Traveling .a an ,ol co irs , ou<* n r> ol tne iOCal troauh , bat every Uistrtqf has t.s own pcculmr troubles. There is nothing wrong W|ta Utg iVortu.