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Tuapeka Times, Volume XLV, Issue 6220, 12 December 1914, Page 4

WINTER FEED FOB DAIRY COWS. A Chat with Dairyman. What arei you doing to keep your D»iry Cows in Milk? Do you realise that it will pay yon handsomely to keep your herd in milking tion all through the winter I Experience lias proved that the feeding of Cows on the following Foods will accomplish this much-to-be-desired result • - BUFFALO GLUTEN FEED. Most nutritions Food, all corn, and vet digestible. The 1910 " World's Champion * (4 to 5 years) .lersey Cow, fed mainly on Glnliin Meal, yielded 14,373 POUNDS OF MILK, Testing l.OOfllbs o( Butler Influenced by the magnificent results, we have specially imported a small shipment, and particularly ask yon to give'this splendid Food a trial. Circulars post free. N BAOS OF (about) llOlbs, 16/- each CRUSHED PEAS. The hone-nmkiim. Food. Our Peas are the gardon sorts, specially rich in sacohrine matter, and for the feeding ot Cow*, Stud £ueep, Hoises, and Cattle. Vour barn should be kept supplied at all times. IN Ucwt. SACKS. 10,6 each. MOLASSES. An invaluable Food tor all classes of stock during the winter. CASKS OF (abcmi) scwt., £5 5s per ton. " B0V0" CALF FOOD. As a substitute joy Milk in Calf-rearing, not hii>c bus been found to equal " BitVO Wholesome, imtiuiuns, entirely free fron dine* "i minerals Dairy farmers using •' IIOVO" can ienr calves without their n-uiil milk supply suffering depletion. o..ce tried, nhva;, - usj'il. IN 281b BAUS, 5/-each. Special quotations for quantities. & BLAIR, Speeialists in Farmers Supplies DUNEDIN. SPECIAL NOTICE. To Farmers. Etc.

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