A Varied Field of Fodder Plants and Local Notices
The article discusses drought recovery and the reappearance of valuable fodder plants like saltbush and lucerne in Australia, highlighting the role of scientists and government in proving fodder value. It notes limited cultivation revival, quotes D Guthrie’s analyses, and promotes trifolium subterraneum as a versatile, nitrogen-rich fodder. It also includes late 19th or early 20th century notices about a circulating library addition and local advertisements for eye care, seed offers, land tax services, and property sales in Bunbury and Victor Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serveal
Sven
Yosra
Darling
Eva
Department of Agrisultuen
D. Guthrie
Department of Agriculturs
Flakistin
Adelaide
Atook
Simi Australia
New Zealand
Mina
Yau South Easter Quantey
Murray Bridge
Port McDournall
Myield
Reconstitution of Victorian vineyards and wine making notes
Victorian vine grower Mr de Castella reports on phylloxera and soil strategies for reconstituting vineyards in Australia. He notes France and Spain difficulties with lime and suggests Australia’s soil mix, grafting, and stock choices favor success. He contrasts with South Australia’s phylloxera prevention and stresses quality over quantity in future Australian wine development. He also discusses French winemaking methods, Australian stock introductions, and export bark trade trends including Natal wattle bark tannin content and overseas markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Castella
Dean
Victoria
France
Australia
South Australia
Europe
Spain
Hardy
Atralie
Europa
The Black Wattle in Natal
The black wattle was introduced to Natal from Australia about a century ago and developed into a valuable export timber and bark industry. Planting began around 1884, with rapid growth and increasing acreages through 1907. bark exports rose as shipments and tonnage grew, with steady financial value and rising demand noted by figures from 1888 onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Germany
Russia
Austria
Belgian
Mauritius
Griqualand
Pondoland
Cape Colony
German East Africa
Hamburg
Royal Society of Arts
Australia
Natal
Durban
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spencer
Central News Agency
Gotion
A. D. Sook
Call
A. C. Cook
Watchmaker
Jewaller
Steplenstroet
Bunbury
Forsim
Lain
W. F. Fenton
Commission Avant
Victorinstmet
Eucuty
HHB
Erskine and CO
Geveral Axents
Wout Advertising Co
Ava
New Amaland
H. B. Erskine and CO
Vitoria-streut
Bunbur
Mportand
Ti Lovegrave
Sile Aomores
Field Place
Spencer-street
Stockley-road
Victorisst
Fenton
Besse cLry Stables
Mj, Kelly
Royal Mail
WiMh
Velicloe Boy Hire
Jay Ue
Donnybrook
Upper Preston
Conreyards Tuar
Donnybrook Abun
Pam
Shearer
Commobrook
Sprortsst
Brest
Tiny Bio
Copelstons
Coplestone's Brick, ‘Tile and Pottery Works
Lenore
Bedford Hall
Abuva
Beigel's Brewery Limited
Lorine
Thay Alen
Coltestors
le Central Auction Mart
Vheivvie's
Victoria Steart
Hawley
Auctoneer
C H. Spencer
Rer Growers OF
West
Armadale
Batley
Robin 8Ros
Victoria Sereet
Lunkaby
Thy Lival
Lee
PLLY
Tollet
Rignell
Housselton
Yallingtp
Margaret River
Daye Ruselion
Lake Cave
Kunbury
Eschenault Dairy
Champion
Johnston
Algeria
Nye Boas Maina
Kain
Thoroas
Potasha Shirley
Shirley
Rts
Ealwag Sta Tal
Roe
Dees
Aie Dedi Bs
Prince OF Wales Hotel
Stephen Street
Metropolia
L. Marsh
the Rose Hotel
L. C. Illingworth
Wellington Hotel
Soxstry
A. T. Smith
Harvey
Wellington
Victoria Street
Tom Griffith
GORDON'S_HOTEL
J. G. Braidwood
Victous
Wallie
Dewees
Win
The
Gordon's
Braidwood
PIR Hotel
O RY
M. Murphy
Kimbr
Hectoete
G.P.O
Harry Commey
Southern
Crom
Kalgoorlie
Perth
Governor Broome
William and
Eob Streets
Railway Bridge
SLM
Bullock, Inte
Melbourne
Millars' Karri and Jarrah CO
LTD
Orboon
Stirling Street
Sbore
Bates
Jarrah Mills
Argyle
Running Bros
Utah
Splat
Wattamt Co
Piet Street
Fide Castells
Caris Bros
Barrack ST
Kaxaportik Axo Loxpox
Tee
Huany Bank
Burbary
Snap
Actan
Hua
Rome
Hurvay
Munbury
Hs Chaapast
Kar Sula
J. B. Witton
Wellington Street
Banbury
Ke Sale
Prica
Arthur North
Wiig
Baldock’s Stores
Richard Porser and Co
King-Street
Murray
Tratmomtay
Daveyville
Cutalling
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