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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8612, 24 December 1913, Page 5

SCIENTIFIC FARMING. Farming now on tie best profit-bearing basis is not merely the haphazard method that it formerly was. Intelligence has to be used, suitability and quality of soil studied, suitable fertilisers used, and so on. In England and on the Continent where competition is keener and cultivation more intense a .great deal of study has been given to soil ihnoculation with nitrogen gathering bacteria with most astonishing results. Side by side in numbers of experimental farms can bo seen plots innoculated and not innoculatcd and the difference in the quality and quantity of the growths is most marked. Azotogen Bacteria Innoculatiou matter for leguminous (pod bearing) plants has been amply proved the boat. If you are a grower write us for pamphlets regarding this most important addition to successful farming. Now is the time for sowing and innoculnting. Azotgoen costs 20s for full acre or 10s half-aero dose, for cash with order Jul. A. Lutz. Bos 774, Wellington. * A Nelson lady writing to Miss Hobinson. Baker’s Buildings, Featherston street, says,: “ Thank you for tho switch, which just arrived. It is the best material and work that I have ever seen.” Telephone 3919,