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Taranaki Daily News, 2 December 1920, Page 6

:iv«; ty/mimt n-t *» m &zmmw <A * S3SXV mmm «»*«<( ?x -fas iJi& - il te*&£ Slsss e H o&s rf shj r 3 #■*> w k£iui *3iA*« *SI Pi *« M m m. m m m sM#!#y An Illinois practical feeding experiment showed that cows fed with the properly balanced ration gave 47 per cent, more milk and more butter-fat than others fed with the samequantity of unbalanced ration. Every stoekowner is anxious for greater output. "We want him to know that to secure best results his stock MUST be supplied with properly-balanced foods. To merely feed on stock grasses is not sufficient. The Cow needs a milk-mak-ing ration, high in protein, at the same time containing sufficient carbohydrates to provide body maintenance and energy. Maximum production on pastures alone is impossible. Although they stimulate the milk flow, a concentrate rich in protein is necessary to balance the ration and increase both the weight and the productivity of the stock. Cattle Food, "The Ideal Concentrate," fed as directed, is unequalled as an economical food. It furnishes the ideal ration because it contains the essential food elements, is easily digested and supplies necessary 1 energy to turn feed into milk. We cater for each class of stock raised for profit. Whether you be concerned with production of milk, beef or eggs, the correct grade of fysy Specialised Stock Poods will help you. They are correctly balanced and scientifically formulated, and must give greater results. Write for Booklet on Scientific Feeding to Stock Food 3 Department, "A.R.," Messrs Johnston and Co., Ltd., Featherston Street, Wellington, N.Z., The National Dairy Association of N.Z., LM., Sussex Chambers, Panama Street, Wellington, N.Z. or