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Wairarapa Age, 5 January 1926, Page 3

SDTCR.44W Again Shows TOP-DRSSSING See Tables of Government Tests held at Te Kumi Further proof of the superiority of ~ Table 1 Superphosphate has been established by the Amount Hay-yieia iicrtistner iftrcniujtiicrast ' .‘Ti’LIJ.'TK • i-ernuzer used per Acre per Acre fleet Er Acre ew Clerk j recent Government Lestshelaat leKumi. , — r Unlimed Plots Cwt. Cwt I I, | Check No Manure 25.5 1 he tests were conducted by the Dept. Basic stag 3 cwt. 43.7 18.2 71 of Agriculture to determine the relative Rock r pho*ph2te ” 19'1 Vs 1 economic values of phosphatic fertilizers Limed Plots used for top-dressing. ’T*" 38 7 .0 5 “ In every test Superphosphate out- Table 2 , classed all Other fertilizers. Study the result Fertilizer Used overpecks' pTr r A fi cre tables here listed. They are taken from the ; ' “~ —— --— — August 1925 issue of the “N.Z. Journal of check' med PlOtS — Cwt £s - £s - d - £s - d - Agriculture”-(pages 90-91.) IZXUt. iV s° SIVIZ 3 S i’U Rock Phosphate 19.1 4 15 6 0 17 9 3179 Concerning table 1, the “Journal of Limed Plots Agriculture” says—“As far as weight of hay Rock r phosphate 12'5 32 6 I Z i 2* 0 9 goes, the plots dressed with Superphosphate ’ —7 ’3 (Hay-yieid. per acre.) have again shown their superiority over the Fertilizer used , 1921 1922 1923; 1924 slag and rock-phosphate plots.” umimed Plots cwt. Cwt. c wl cwt - Check ' 23.5 22.4 25.5 23.8 Superphosphate is, without doubt, the &Sc’sh , g p, “ t “ *».f 35.8 -S «.’* 36.2 6 r 1 1 r r -I Rock Phosphate 29.3 32.5 o 44.6 35.4 most profitable fertilizer for either pastures or crops. Every ounce ot plant food m superphosphate 41.6 38.6 o 47.1 42.4 Superphosphate is water soluble, immed- Rogk Phosphate 27 - 4 276 55 380 j 31 -° iately available, instant acting and lasting. Number of rainy days 3 |g B ll> - 51 ff _{ig 4t " n ’ | HIGH GRADE SUPERPHOSPHATE MANUFACTURED LOCALLY FROM NAURUOCEAN PHOSPHATE Supplies obtainable from all Merchants, Storekeepers or direct from Manufacturers

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