Page 18 Advertisements Column 2

Taranaki Daily News, 11 September 1934, Page 18 (Supplement)

use nitrogen | Profit b Making Scheme •: WISELY 1 Taraaafel Dairyfarmers. | :• AND MAIKF, i This plan assures the mineral-rich milky feed so much needed by stock 5 < -oJ-lU ivimMuJU during Winter and early Spring. All stock is kept disease-free and m first- . I; YOUR i class condition. Early calving is made safe with a longer milking season and !; -t V<J = better spread-over production. ? S ' PASTURES PAY = APRIL-MAY.—Topdress the whole farm with WINTER.—Lime one-fifth of the farm at 5 % ir&TTzn Z~t’ffTlTTb 2 Super or other phosphate at 3 cwt. per acre Ground Carbonate of Lime per acre. 1 ;■ IjICjCjEjC 1 (except those paddocks which are to receive c J I A TopdS & a few P good rye-grass-White Clover JULY-AUGUST.—AppIy Ammoniated Super 2 J« AJ'JL v JLILfILjIN 1-JO pastures with Ammoniated Super, 3to 4 cwt. as a j ew further paddocks of good 5} h’ u per acre; and save these paddocks for June, il > July and August feeding. ryegrass. J , ’J ' SEPTEMBER.— APPLY AMMONIATED SUPER AT 3 CWT. PER ACRE TO ALL EARLY !• \ HOW TO APPLY. ENSILAGE OR HAY PADDOCKS. J as a certain amount of leafage is j ft 'VMS. JJR T i W| % •) necessary for best results; and har- i u 5 < row before applying fertiliser. 1« 1 V Jk. '! "■ * # s w W ® ® wk £ < ORDER SUPPLIES FROM ALL g t & fl I 1 11 J MANURE MERCHANTS. Jftl\\ U \\ W’®?! | I J ;! For further advice and literature, I ||| •I apply to The Advisory Officer, LC.I. «. ? L 4 urfh,TßoL9o6,Auekl a 2 nd. ChrlSt ‘ (2 parts Super, 1 part Sulphate of Ammonia.) j 5 ...

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