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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18565, 24 November 1923, Page 18

Land Made to Yield Bigger Profits! 1 10 Cows (Hi 10 acres faring monthly §f, ; cheque of £39 16s. 3d. One month's returns pay for double manuring. ■'i '■ 11 1 1 • ' Krery year more andmore farmers are proving that "it pays Sir K. J. Jtawea, in a woent i«#o« to fertilise " the land systematically. One dairyman who at th© Journal of the British Mind*- makes a hiodsKiie living out of 10 cows on 10 aorus of 'land to of Agricttitwrd, ** ye . retributes ]ltis wonderful results to the use of fertilisers. Hi« 25? Jp « milk cheque for one month returned to him the money sprat SStod** 1 ' on manured. " I really farm my land," he said, " arid hunremniea . wEJWPwft ww •» J?■ •? • - ,i # - , THIS IS tfcfljpyfo dreds could got the same results as I do, if they went i* for SBSStfla*" M UCi^S better methods. You must use Fertilisers." - ' ' ' ■■ -V , SUPERPHOSPHATE Every nnit The Most Economical Fertiliser of Plant Ffa&d In every progressive country, Superphosphate is being used more and more by 'wise farmers. He soil requires superphosGuaranteed in phate— the surest and most profitable form of .plant food or mrnmmcOLri TP obtainable. All the wise-heads hare proved it to be the host OUr&.KrttLK*rtlA. tE* fcßd most economical Fertiliser. For top-dressing pastures . _~ you can use Superphosphate at any sesaon of the year. v if tV€3&6f, x soluble When Superphosphate is applied, chemical re-action takes * When Superphosphate is applied, chemical re-aetion takes readily available, place in th<9 soil, arresting the water soluble phosphate and . » .• „ holding it as Plant Food in a form which v? readily available, quick acting, and lasting. Experiments made also show that Superphoscmd lasting, phate goes a long way in correcting soil acidity. INSIST ON THE HIGHEST GRADE • • OF Nfitf,Z£ALAND MANUFACTURE Obtaiwbl* from cli Merchants, Storekeepers, or direct from the Manufacturers • .

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