Healthy Sew jf Healthy litters, l#SlSiWll| thanks to M gig ’ 1118 '.'..«KU ( S'? I '' '; / \?a - / MR. ALLAN LESLIE, well-known Veterinary fashioned unstandardised cod-liver oil. Mr. J. G. Surgeon, Lecturer, and Examiner in Physi- Fowell, owner of Moananui Berkshire Stud, says ology of Farm Animals, says in his book Pigs, of Vite-ADee: “It gives the winter and early their Feeding and Diseases’: “The feeding of spring litters just that something extra vitamin-rich foods to sows prior to farrow- which makes all the difference .... and ing is the best way to ensure an adequacy after weaning they have retained more of for the new born litter. By this 'means their baby-fat.” the sow s milk is enriched with vitamins. Feed Vite-ADee to your sows, and feed it in The commonest cause of vitamin A defic- t h e cre g D iency disease in porkers and baconers is a * / z /) diet of skim-milk, whey, or buttermilk jfcfc VOUF mO/WIJMI without greens. All three milk products Z A bsmsl. are devoid of vitamin A.” || h tt £ jSj® W® Vite-ADee (double-strength) is rich in Vitamins ®'iflf'/Rte' - A and D, and for making up deficiencies in these fir vital food factors has now superseded the old |h SUPERSEDES COD-LIVER OIL Write for further particulars to W. & R. Fletcher (N.Z.) Ltd., Auckland or Wellington. v. 5.24
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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 70, Issue 6, 15 June 1945, Page 582
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