Dookie College Announces Wide Range of Farmers Classes
The Minister of Agriculture and the farming community praise upcoming courses at Dookie College from the 3rd to the 28th of the month. Programs include dairy farming pig raising sheep husbandry soil conservation and farm machinery with a low weekly fee and board. Applications are now being received through the Superintendent of Agricultural Education Melbourne.
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C. Mom
E. T. Beraldsen
Cookie College
Leucosis in Poultry How It Affects Birds and Control
Leucosis can affect birds of any age from laying. Symptoms include nervous disturbance, leg weakness, wing drift, neck twisting, abdominal distension, leg thickening, and occasional eye paleness. No treatment exists. control relies on hygiene, mite control, and nutrition. avoid keeping susceptible stock for breeding to limit spread.
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Ares
Servicing the Milking Machine
Victorian dairy guidance urges seasonal dismantling of milking plants to prevent rubber decay, rust, and component damage. It recommends thorough cleaning, drying storage, and inspection of milk lines, pulsators, and pumps, plus proper reassembly and air leak checks. Regular overhauls ensure smooth operation and reduce worry.
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Department of Agriculture
T. R. McKenzie
McKenzie
Spring sowing of phalaris tuberosa in Victoria
Phalaris tuberosa may be sown in autumn or spring in Victoria per S C Powell Agrostological Research Officer. Spring sowing is risky in areas with unreliable late spring or summer rains. Seedlings are delicate and early spring sowing helps roots establish. Phalaris provides stock feed but is less palatable than ryegrass and overabundance can upset diet. Sow on well-worked fallow with a little subterranean clover. Early growth is competitive but perennials can follow.
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S Cc. Powell
Victorian Department of Agriculture
Victoria
Minister Denies Allegations Over Price of Butte
Mr. Mass denied making statements about price controls and cited a report of his reply to the deputation. He argued the Commonwealth guarantees the cost of production and that the states were not consulted. The dispute centers on price control and dairy maker compensation amid government review.
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Mass
Commonwealth
Australy
Photosensitization in Sheep and Cattle
Veterinary officers warn that accumulation of phyllo erythrin in animals causes skin sensitivity to sunlight known as photosensitization. Sheep and cattle show reddening swelling and itch on exposed areas followed by dead skin sloughing. Prevention includes removing affected animals from pasture, providing shade and hay, and applying antiseptic ointment. cattle are treated with purgatives and hay, while black-faced cattle show some resistance due to skin pigment.
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Department of Agriculture
Peas in the Home Garden Advice from Victorian Agriculture
The Victorian Department of Agriculture expert G Hyam advises home gardeners on sowing peas in July and August as an economical crop with good rotation potential. He notes two sown peas finish by October, suggests liming and fertilizer like 5-1-1 superphosphate and potash, and mentions peas as a good preceding crop for tomatoes and beans with lettuce following.
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G. Hyam
Vicorian Department of Agriculture, Sr
No Shortage Of D D T Predicted For Australia
The Minister of Agriculture Mr C Moss stated that a world shortage of D D T would not affect Australia as manufacturers reported no difficulty in supplies for normal use. The department investigated the supply position and found no indication of a looming shortage or price rise despite pest control needs in orchards.
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Victoria
D.D.T
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