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Northland Age, Volume XVIII, Issue 37, 11 February 1949, Page 3

J. & D BUCKLE J. & I). BUCKLE ENGINEERS’' Turning . Planing . Welding Agents : Lister Separators and Engines, Gane Milking Machines. Villiers Engines, 4-stroke, 1,2, 2i h.p

. but . K. of i‘‘.V 2 9rass see 4 means much to the productive capacity of your farm. Be sure it’s right, because good land and hard work count for little in the establishment of a high-producing grassland sward if a poor pasture mixture is sown or cultivation is inefficient. The species included are suitable to the district and area to be sown They are of high-producing strains and, where possible carry Govsrnmcn’ Certification. NOW is the time to plan early cultivation to obtain that fine but firm seed-bed. Early cultivation should be deep and thorough, finishing off just before sowing with a light harrow and the roller. Plan the grass seed mixture carefully and ensure that 3 4 The germination and purity standardare satisfactory. No seed of the “cheap seed mixture’ type is included. Efficient cultivation and a gooa grass seed mixture return handsome dividends. BETTER FARM MANAGEMENT means more production ST Aa , it, .»*- 7 .£/ ivr st** ■ -f • “ m - ■ V m. ? ■ ISSUED BY THE AID FOR BRITAIN NATIONAL COUNCIL ST. 17.24