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Northland Age, Volume XVIII, Issue 78, 12 July 1949, Page 3

Extra Protein feeding at this builds EXTRA PRODUCTION % \ o UL W \ 3 * / N s* & \* Protein is absolutely essential in the making of Udder Tissue jO matter what proportion of your herd you cull each year, the productive part of the cow's life cycle must be made, to yield the utmost possible. A young heifer can’t produce a calf except at the expense of her own frame unless she’s adeqately fed. For high production she must have extra feeding, for it is in the vital weeks before and after her first calving that adequate udder tissue for high production is built for life. Yet it is then that grass and hay are low in protein—the body and udder building food. TOMOANA DAIRY RATION supplies in full measure the extra protein vital to a profitable milk yield throughout the whole productive life cycle* Trough-feed heifers i to a-lbs of TOMOANA DAIRY RATION daily, up to six weeks before calving; thereafter in boxes in the dummy bail. n; DAIRY RATION W. & R. FLETCHER (N.Z.) LTD., Wellington [and Auckland. * J 1 3479.14 f OUOTH YE AH