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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XVII, 30 November 1927, Page 8

LEGISLATION INTERESTING FARMERS. The Agricultural College Acts,— Providing for higher agricultural education at Palmerston North and Lincoln College, now ensures that some money will be spent on higher education other than for the purpose of turning out doctors, dentists, lawyers and Civil servants. The Fertilisers Bill has been asked for for years, and there is now some guarantee that the farmer will know what he is getting, and just how much cheap carbonate of lime or sand (or even soil) is being use as a “filler.” Seeds Importation Act is another protective measure for farmers, and will disclose what seed is imported foreign seed and what is New Zealand grown. There has been much loss and disappointment in sowing foreign cocksfoot seed, for instance. Rural Intermediate Credits— This is the final instalment of farmers’ finance, and should, in its amended form, providing for loans to individuals as well as to associations, be of real help to farmers.

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