The “limiting factor” is a term used hv scientists in soil analysis. Thus it is almost useless to add potash and nitrogen to soil where phosphates is deficient, this deficiency being the “limiting factor.” Now, as most New Zealand soils are deficient in phosphate it is easily seen that last year the 2000 users of “Tui” phosphates were on a good thing. Much of this popular fertiliser was used as top-dressing with good results. “Tui” B this year is only £6 17s 6d cash with order ( £7 7s 6d hooked), with “Tui” A £7 17s 6d cash or £8 7s (id hooked. Hodder and Tolley, Ltd., are now booking orders. What qua,nti J ~ want’
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Taranaki Daily News, 10 June 1922, Page 4
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