Cows in Good Condition. A pleasing feature about the opening of the dairying season in Whakatane district is that the majority of the coavs are in excellent condition. This is the result of the fairly mild Avinter and early spring Aveather Avhich the Bay of Plenty coastal lands haA 7 e enjoyed. Paddocks shut up to supply AA T inter grass for milkfng coavs have been providing a good deal of feed during July and August, while there has been ample
hay for feeding out in the cold weather. This train of fortunate circumstances is reflected in a steady increase in the cream and milk supply going to the dairy factories—a sure indication that the cattle are in good condition.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 4, Issue 149, 1 September 1941, Page 5
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