Page 23 Advertisements Column 3

Taranaki Daily News, 4 December 1926, Page 23

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LIME unlocks other Plant Foods Nearly all soils, especially clay soils, contain more or less of the plant food potash in an insoluble form, so that plants cannot use it. Lime acts upon this insoluble potash and liberates it, making it available for the growth of plants. On the unlimed land the average yield of hay has been approximately half a ton per acre, and no fertiliser nor combination of fertilisers has materially increased this yield, except when used in conjunction with either lime- or a large application of nitrogen. Ask your Merchant or Dairy Co. re a truck of Amers’ Lime. Special Prices for January and February, 1527. AMBER’S UME CO. LTD., Box I, Napier