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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 16639, 7 August 1930, Page 13

News* was PASTURE Top Dressing MmmS NECESSARY than Market prices are beyond control, but not so the productivity of land Again and again the systematic top-dressing of pasture with “ Rockland ” Superphosphate has succeeded in greatly increasing the carrying capacity of land and been the stepping-stone to good profits. “ Making two blades of grass grow where only one grew before ” will always be the basis of success in pasture management and pastoral farming . . . . and top-dressing with “ Rockland ” Superphosphate is the way to do it. “ Rockland ” Superphosphate applied to land during the next few weeks will repay its cost many times over. It will increase the volume and quality of feed and assure an earlier and more luxuriant growth of spring feed. In every instance top-dressing with “ Rockland ” Superphosphate makes a marked increase in the stock-carrying capacity of land—frequently double that which obtained before top-dressing, and, in some cases, the capacity of land is trebled .... in addition the quality of stock is improved, ars/d also the quality and weight of wool. i “ Rockland ” Superphosphate 44/46 per cent, water soluble is now sent carriage free to nearest Railway Station for £5/12/6 per ton, less 5 per cent discount for cash with order. without delay .... replace the plant food absorbed toy grasses and clover last season . . . Order “Rockland” Superphosphate and top-dress immediately—up to 3-cwt. an acre can he applied with advantage. tf .i % drder “Hock Sand” Superphosphate now through Stock and Station Agents and Produce Merchants Or direct from the Manufacturers— I Kempthome, Prosser & Co.’s New Zealand Drug Co. Ltd. Agricultural Chemists 136 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH FERTILISER WORKS, HORNBY WTi IS' t: ts ./ M ■MI flßl 1 k&W'iiMl m D i © V..

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