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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 237, 12 November 1909, Page 1

SUTTON'S SEEDS MASTERTON, 19th July, 1909. MESSBS TOTIHL'L, LIMITED, Invercargitl. Dear Sirs, Wo enult»-c herowitli report of Masterton A. and P. Association. You will note that » report is embodied denting with Tnrnip and Mangel Competitions, from which you will see that.in every instance prize winners used Sutton's Seeds. Yours faithfully,. LEVItt AND COY., Limited. C. C. SUMMEUELL, Branoh Manager. EXTHACT PROM REPORT.-DETAILS OF COMPETITIONS. ' Turnips I <Wnf i Wei « ht I Name and Quantity of «"„ lof crop Quality of nnmnotitni. «„..;i .„ i Manure „„ ..5. „,f tj.™..!^ Name and Quantity of Seed per acre per acre / * " r IT. 0 <J, Quality of Soil [ Sutton's Green & Purple | | I I Top Aberdeen 9 1 3id 42 14 1 Limestone |No blight I Sutton's Green Globe 110 | 3} 33 17 8 |No blight Swedes—Flat I Sutton's Elephant 110 S| 133 0 01 Biver flats INo blight I Magnum Bonum, Sutton | 7 2i 37 0 0 Alluvial After summer fallow Sutton's Crimson King j 9 8J 1320 0 j Clay subsoil I I I j & shingle [ Old paddock Swedes-Ridged I Sutton's Champion |7 | 6 1300 0 | Deep alluvial I Sutton's Crimson King & j , I I Champion Swede | 9 7J |2OO 0 j Light soil Second crop of turnip* Mangels I I lb I I I I I Sutton's Memmoth Bed j3 | ii 1740 0 I Eioh soil | I button's & Garton Long j i I Bed t 4 i 4+ f64 0 O I Kieh soil ! Wall cnltirated 0 0 I Eioh soil I Bed I 4 j 4i f640 01 Bioh soil j Well cultivated PLOTS 2a, 1, 8 were chiefly phosphoric manures (artificial or chemical) PLOTS 6, 2, 1a complete manures (artificial or chemical) PLOT 4 stable mauure (complete); also a complete manure (artificial) PLOT 6, nitrogen, phosphoric and potash, chiefly phosphatio and potossio N.B. Crops having bonedust in mixture will still have a very large percentage of phosphoric snd snhydride which will form base for crops to follow. E. GRIFFITHS AND CO. NEW PLYMOUTH. SOLE AGENTS FOR TARANAKI.

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