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Taranaki Daily News, 18 August 1921, Page 3

Taranaki Farmers Astounded By Results of Calf-Raising with “Faterine.” A REVOLUTION IN CALF-FEEDING. DID S 0 WELL— LEFT [ SIX MONTHS’ OLD CALVES When seven prominent farmers in THEM IN BUSH ALL WINTER. SOLD AT £6 PER HEAD. the big dairying district of TaraGlover Road Hawera, FED WITH WHEY AND FATERINE, “ ftk1 ’ “ lcludl "= directorsi of the HaJuly 14, 19-1. & THRjvE THROUGH WINTER. 7, a Dairy C °?. Ltd ” all -I am pleased to advise that my ! lfy ?• * s “ ce3s , tbc - T bav ® ab " experiences in the use of ‘Faterine’ . R<>ad > Hawera - ta . med ?” rca " n 8 ca ™ Fat ‘ have been particularly successful. I “Kindly send me three more tins erine, iis o vious that there must secured ‘Faterine’ last year, and fed of ‘Faterine’ immediately. I may say a /Ti, 30 ' 1 , t ieir B J A ? e j rhe calves with cold whey from two I have tried out ‘Faterine’ on Jersey . T ' ™ e T., e m days old—fed them in the usual way calves for the past six months with y * se , _ a . , foi three months-they were then cold whey. These calves received tage 3 w ? , g LT weaned and turned out on to. my no special attention—they were vr C n 1 ’ OI V ° ’ bush property at Ararata. Hitherto running out in an open paddock, and “EaterW’-reared ’’calves I have always had to bring my the whey was very often two days X“ lO o d calves into town to teed them, but old. The results prove Faterine’ is „ „„ i „-4. k *. » , . a . .. . . . , , ~ .. calves reared without ‘ Faterine.” they have done so well, and mam- all it is claimed to be—the calves go tained their condition, that I have for the food and lick the troughs Note also the unanimous opinion left them out in the bush all the dry. I had no trouble with scours, as | O saving of time in feeding, winter. It is the first year I have and the calves thrived through the been able to turn them out this way. winter and maintained splendid con- { mriurv c a vvd Feeding is perfectly simple, and a dition. I have proof of that in the txYo/S ttnto at rJrvrn vast saving of time and labor —not- sale of them, when my calves (six BVILING UK bGAL/DUNLr. iced particularly we had no scouring. months old) sold this week at £6 O ne farmer states that it used to I might mention I had one late calf, per head, realising the same price as take him two hours, night and eiekly and in poor condition, which my other calves (10 months old), morning, to prepare and feed 40 I really thought impossible to rear, which were not reared on ‘Faterine/ calves with meal. With “■Faterine” but I treated this calf with ‘Fater- It is my ffrst experience in being j,,, do it in ,g n m i nu tes. Think ine? and it is now in fine condition.” able to rear calves successfully on what a saving of time and labor this J. R. ALEXANDER, whey, as hitherto they always were means. Multiply the three hours Director., Hawera Co-op. Dairy troubled with scours, and could not forty minutes saved each day, and Co., Ltd. maintain their condition through reckon what this means in labor the winter. The simplicity in feed- saved on your farm in a year. “FatNEVER HAD CALVES TO DO SO ing is in itself a big factor.” erine” has to be mixed with skimWELL THROUGH WINTER. H. J. BOURKE. j milk or whey only. There is no NO SCOURING. PIGS FROM SAME LITTER OVER boiling required. Juet Fraser Road, Hawera, July 13, 1921. 34 L8. HEAVIER AFTER BEING “I have to advise having used ‘Fat- FED ON FATERINE. , _ erine’ last year, using it in the fol- Hawera, June 15, 1921. lAIERINE la. riTsta p^rtT^Ster— preriouely "'l eh^ed^roffi 0 vou^LtVf'rth 6 ! 1 “Faterine” is a substitute for the * • a 1 • *, chaned trom vou last March for pigs, ; v , ; c ,1 j. i, t. never experienced rearing calves „ . 6 ’ butter-fat that has been removed , x . . , r . . and the results have astonished me. x . X. , T , . without having scours more or less. T , , ~ from skim-milk or whev. It is an Those rearing on ‘Faterine’ did not in wriA-f 4om the ll\rea™e?riu animal fat eaflil y digested by all aniscour at any time, and they were - 4 . c . " - ~ . ’. male, with no chemicals added, and fed With ‘Faterine’ from birth. Fur- 'Z is butter-fat, in itfi aether than that, they maintained Si ’ , «on. their condition throughout the win- , . = y ’ - rea 8 ’ t, • .• » a ter since being weaned, and I have , ~B y us, ! g Ta ; enne y° u ” ? nd never had calves to do so well as n" f °’' all your butter-fat to the dairy taethese and retain their constitution. X tory and r «P’ ace IC ? n lam convinced that with ‘Faterine’ ™ t /’ae-iu’ ’ ’ ° r W s'’ a aubstltu ‘ e wbldl ’ 3 I had the best results, in that these “ lb ’ and ‘.'Pp J*?? 1 ’ /® 71b > or att mo6t beneficial to the calf, yet costa calves are Jerseys, and harder to average weight of 81 1,8 b. but a fraction of what the butterrear than Shorthorns and Holsteins, k tn f''.'“’oa-ih ’5 b ’ ret,lrnB - T , , , -a j- ’ and .j»ib: total, 2301 b, or an average which I previously bred. Feeding \ 6 th«n is simplicity itself-no waste, F n thoie fri on’ “FATERINE” COSTS, •nd calves go for_« 34 i/ 81b per pig, and in addition _. these latter took 10 weeks longer to According to farming experts it Director Hawera Co-op. Dairy fatten. Those on ‘Faterine’ had fine costs £4 10s to raise a calf on meals Co., Ltd. silky coats, and skins, a healthy ap- and milk at the present time. With HALVES SUFFERED BADLY—' pearance as compared with those fed “Faterine” one tablespoonful (£oz.) jjj’ FUfE HRALTTTV cereals and root crope. .These re- sufficient for healthy calves for CONDITION salt 3 with ‘Faterine’ have been an every gallon of skim-milk or whey —' TK _ eye-opener to me.” for each calf or grown pig IHKivh iHKULGHULi lt±±] & HASELTINE. every night and morning. In a oneU INTER. gallon tin there are 310 feeds,- and Lake Road, Hawera, PREPARATION AND FEEDING at the price of 22/6 a gallon (tins “I have to advise you of having ARE SIMPLICITY ITSELF. included) this works out at less than used ‘Fbtertae’ on my calves. Pre- T’ le Oaks, Hawera, Id per feed. viomly I fid them on milk, meal, June-10, 1921. w;th ~E aterinc„ yQU {eed _ and water—they suffered badly from <•! have pleasure in stating that 1 One calf, .for 60 days for 7/6. dry coats blood scours, and were am more, than pleased with the re- One c«lf for 90 days for 11/3. not thriving. I then tried‘Faterine,’ suits obtained from the use of • '2O Calves for 90 days for £ll ss. added to this preparation, and 1 soon ‘Faterine.’ It has been fed to mV Or about ONE-EIGHTH of the found the calves’ coau improved, calves with splendid results, and cost of ordinary meals and immediately taking on a good heal- given to animals as a medicine. I milk. thy appearance. They continued to found it gave immediate relief and thrive throughout the winter, and a gpeedy cure for pneumonia. Its “Faterine” is also a valuable and are now m a fine healthy condition. In preparation and feeding are eim- nutritious food for horses, and is my experience I would strongly re- plicity itself, and a big saving of splendid for forcing on show cattle, commend all dairymen to use Fater- time is effected in comparison with ine* for rearing calves.” oPi methods of feeding.” Pigs require the same quantity as V. W. NOWELL, J. R. CORRIGAN. calves, horses three tableepoonsful. Director, Hawera Co-op. Dairy Chairman. Hawera Co-op. Dairy and cattle four tablespoonsful, once Co.. Ltd. Co.. Ltd, a dav. “FATERINE” A REVOLUTION IN CALF-FEEDING. saves Time —Saves Money—Saves the Calves —Fattens Pigs. Manufacturers: THE “FATERINE” NATURAL STOCK FOODS (N.Z.), Ltd., 508 N.Z. Ins. Bldgs., Queen St.,-Auckland. NEWTON KING, LTD, New Plymouth and at all Branches.

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