... High quality silage and moist barley from tower silos and push button feeding are the keys to this intensive dairy enterprise on a three-in-one Sussex farm described by Nicholas May GUIDED MISSILES at first sight seem far removed from farming but when 51-year- old Mr. Jim Hannington left the aircraft industry in 1957, where he had been involved in development of the Blood hound missile, he ...

... Have you obtained a grant? Three sources and the use made of them BOARD OF TRADE GRANTS, not widely known, are available in and around the Redevelopment Areas (see map) under the Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963. These administered by the Board of Trade, from their Regional offices, are available to, any undertaking which reduces unemployment and provides continued tinued employment. ...

... PsO ORIENT LINES 14, COCKSPUR ST., S.W.I. WHITEHALL 4444 130, LEADENHALL ST., E.C.3. AVENUE 80OO Why do more and more busy people travel to Australia by P O Orient Lines? Good food good company good health good business Time to work time to prepare time to think These are just a few of the many good reasons why more and more busy people travel to Australia by P O-- Orient. More and more busy ...

... GOING PLACES ABROAD p Boone Beal Caribbean character APART from the well-known stamp ing grounds of Nassau and Jamaica, the West Indian islands that fas cinate an increasing number of people are the little ones strung in a necklace from Puerto Rico in the north of the Caribbean, down to Trinidad, just off the Venezuelan coast. The most important resorts are Barbados, Tobago, Antigua and the ...

... V auxhall Motors Limited he fine Vauxhall range! g rhe Vauxhall Overseas Delivery Centre is the only car show- .j-j oom in Britain designed specially for people coming to this ountry. Here, all under one roof, they will be given all the lelp they need for a happy stay in Britain. Help with urrency. Help with finding their way (an expert driver will lake visitors safely out of London's traffic ...

... The scope for increasing livestock production UK agricultural production continues its steady upward trend. In this article Dr. R. James Colley, of Aberdeen University, looks at the industry's past achievements in increasing product i vity in meat, milk and eSK production and assesses the scope for further improvement in the next fewyears. IT is ONLY the work of a few minutes in a good ...

... Wet or fine-it pays to irrigate By A. R. Barfield VINTAGE YEARS are usually irrigation years; and vice versa. By this reckoning 1964 and 1965 were far from promising -especially in Britain; 1965 was the wettest summer for seven years. Yet the last two years have produced, in their weather records and in accumu lated research findings, increasingly solid evidence that it pays to irrigate farm ...

... jfi M i 1 I 1 1 g 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 :i 1' 1 M a. B The eastern counties, mainly The marshy estuaries of East Anglia gatt and a razor-sharp cutting knife 7 is Norfolk and Suffolk, are the true provide the local thatchers with their raw used to trim the thick ridging. home of the reed thatcher. A typical material from the vast acreages of reed The ridge 8 is thickly capped with sedge thatcher whose ...

... Albert Adair THE SECOND ANNUAL SPRING Antiques Fair opens at Chelsea Town Hall today. For many years an Antiques Fair has been held there in the autumn, and now it seems that the Spring Fair will be a regular institution. It is a good idea; spring after all is the season for fairs. But the question arises; are not two fairs a year at the same place one too many? There are now six antique fairs ...

... THE FORTH ROAD BRIDGE The approaches to a new landmark in Scotland Visitors to Edinburgh nowadays find additional interest in the South Queens- ferry district ten miles away, where construction is well advanced on the approach roads and on the new road bridge itself over the Firth of Forth. When it is completed the bridge will have the longest single span of any bridge of its kind in Europe. ...

... By Harry Stone Cutting right through the champagne air and the gentian blue skies of the travel brochures, the most suitable resorts and the most suitable months can be de duced obiectively. The choice of where to go may be reduced to two fundamentals: atmosphere and ame nities. Atmosphere de pends on the size of the resort, the degree of popularity it enjoys (or, to some, suffers), and the ...

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