ne jst ler jfil Ikred on, fter me any ! by > to I bo land I thu rface tally nber, ! the irjuire ipting ter to flatter h the that uable > 3S O r thi 8 il way richest lucerne .ubsoil, wringing to the surface nctfmineral ■ood that could never be reached by fcy. other plant. Its deep rooting ■abit opens up the subsoil, allpwing ■ree access to air and water which ■weeten and renovate the land. 1 Lucerne is certainly destined to (revolutionise farming in this country. |Lts food values, bounteous yielding ■properties, and rare fertilising action render it the most valuable plant known to agricultural science.
: According to the Hon. T. Y. k Du can, a sum of something between £60,000 and £70,000 was lost to the ,1) minion last year through butter v ! ich, should have been first grade, Uirni/i out second grade. : : y id-calvi s from tuberculous cows farerg on9ri I'y healthy when born As la rule such calves are believed to get the'~"disease frojn, the milk of their mothers, but however the infection occurs, it is well known that the offspring of tuberculous cows which are kept with these cows commonly develop the disease.
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Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4344, 3 December 1908, Page 4
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