Pasteurellosis in Livestock Warns on Pneumonia Risks
The article explains how pasteurella infection, provoked by poor feeding and hygiene, causes pneumonia in calves pigs and cattle. It outlines symptoms, transmission, and treatment limits, and stresses quarantine, sanitation, and prompt veterinary testing to prevent outbreaks.
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Veterinary Research Institute
Parkville
Dairy Farm Management Competition invites farmers nationwide
The Victorian Department of Agriculture and Victorian Herd Improvement Association announce a Dairy Farm Management Competition with prizes up to £5 for state champion and £3 for runner up. Units may enter two nominations each and results are to be submitted by September 30. Ringworm in cattle is treated and controlled with recommended veterinary guidance.
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Victorian Department of Agriculture
Victorian Herd Improvement Association
T. M. Jensen
K. M. Sillcock
Department of Agriculture
Lillecock
Melbourne
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Victorian Herd Improvement
S A. Mountjoy
Victorian
Feeding Calves on Limited Milk and Gruel Rations
Agricultural guidance states calves can be reared on as little as 26 gallons of silage with linseed meal boiled in water and lime. It outlines a six week feeding plan using a mix of whole milk, separated milk, and gruel, with gradual reduction of milk and eventual switch to gruel or skim milk, plus options for those without fresh milk.
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Fonian Department Agriculture
Benalla Golf Club Chooses Nine Hole Event
Last Saturday the Benalla Golf Club hosted a nine hole choice event for the A and B grade players. The match highlighted skilled play and competitive scoring across both divisions.
Australia to import 45000 tons ammonium sulphate for fertiliser needs
The Minister for Commerce and Agriculture announced completion of negotiations to import 45000 tons of ammonium sulphate to supplement local production of 50000 tons, meeting a total requirement of 95000 tons for 1950 51. Of the imports 30000 tons come from the United Kingdom and the rest from Germany with shipments to Queensland and other ports planned by August. The government continues a 500000 pound subsidy to encourage efficient use.
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United Kingdom
Germany
U.K
Queensland
Farmers urged to stockpile superphosphate before Christmas
Growers organisations, manufacturers and railways appeal to farmers and graziers to take as much superphosphate as possible in the next five months. August to October are crucial for landowners as transport capacity remains ample, and planners are urged to reuse bags due to rising rock phosphate costs.
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Commissionera
Aauru
Ocean
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