i STILL URGENTLY NEEDED The cut in our butter ration has helped the people of Britain, but the need is for more, and still more, butter. Dairy farmers are urged to keep up their good work and top our 1945-46 target of 190,000 tons of butterfat. We should be able to do it for the winter is not proving unduly hard and stock, generally, are in good fettle. Here are some pointers to greater production :— (]\ Feed out ample hay and roots to the * ' milkers, giving them the pick of the feed. (Vl Ration the best pastures to the prov ' ducing cows. /J) Keep the harrows going to cash in on * ' the animal manure. (4) P' an ahead for next season's hay, . * ' silage and fodder crops. ( j) Cull only those cows that are definitely * ' " full-time passengers.'* FOOD IS THE FARMERS' RESPONSIBILITY Issued by the New Zealand Department of Agriculture.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 8, Issue 96, 10 August 1945, Page 2
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