YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO FEED YOUR CALVES ON WHOLE MILK. Whole milk is the natural food of a calf, but the price of butter-fat makes such feeding unprofitable To dilute whole milk with skim throws this natural food out of balance; to feed with whey is injurious because of the large acid formation. On what, then, can the fanner feed his calves? Ceremilkl The natural food is accurately counterparted The cor*, rect cereals, the sufficient amount of fat that Ceremilk provides, assure nutrition and digestibility, and it is palatable. Feed Ceremilk to your calves and stand back and watch them thrive. ■ Are you entering in the Calf Photograph Competition? Particulars in every bag or from Fin—and Co., Ltd- Gore. —Advt.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21148, 4 October 1930, Page 20
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