"EMPTY VESSELS MAKE MOST NOISE!" Despite empty claims of inferior Brandies, you cannot lose sight of the fact that kartell's, since 1715, has been first favourite. Mouldy spots in silage are invariably due to air which gets into the silage through the walls of the silo, or at the time of filling. The remedy is to make the walls of the silo absolutely air-tight, or to exercise more care in filling the' silo; that is, better tramping and packing. It may be said that, when maize is put up too dry, it is apt to products mouldy silage.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15520, 30 January 1914, Page 10
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