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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
1
The article surveys farming wisdom from ancient plough use to modern dairy practices. It discusses crop growth in Canada India and the US, feed strategies for cattle and calves, waste reduction, and the economic duty to support agriculture, plus lime soil treatment and harvest prospects. It urges practical improvements, stock markets, and conference participation.
J L Bruce outlines prudent mating strategies for dry southern districts. Cross Lincoln or Border Leicester rams with Merino ewes, follow with same breed progeny, and avoid indiscriminate crosses. Romney Marsh rams suit moister areas. pure Shropshire Downs and dark-faced breeds perform well with care. Emphasizes avoiding mixed breeding, selective crossing, proper ram quality, and regular paddock rotation to maintain flock performance.
A historical veterinary piece explains the stifle knee analogy in horses and humans, detailing patella movement, ligament weakness in young colts, and a cautious, steady approach to feeding and management. It notes misunderstandings about veterinary practice and mentions joint effusions and broader horse breeding context.
Professor Ralph E. Smith of California College of Agriculture explains that plant diseases arise from unfavorable soil or climate, injuries, parasites, and unknown factors. Plant species, variety, and growth condition affect susceptibility. climate and local factors influence disease prevalence. Prevention lies in avoiding the disease's cause, boosting plant resistance through culture, and breeding resistant varieties.
Experiments test manure efficacy in barley cultivation noting barley’s greater dependence on manure than wheat. Artificial manures should include nitrogen. sulfate of ammonia often equal to nitrate of soda for yield and quality with up to a modest acre rate. Sowth of superphosphate per acre improves yields, especially in wet soils. oz after roots also helps uniform ripening. Potash applications are rare, mainly on dry sandy gravels and in dry seasons.
The article reviews treatments for joint injuries in horses and cattle, detailing blister applications to restrain movement, water cushions to support the joint, rest to aid tissue healing, and gradual removal of supports as swelling subsides. It notes risks of chronic joint damage, limited remedies for cartilage attrition, and guidance on blisters, pitch plasters, and minor medicinal tonics.
Numerous testimonials claim kidney trouble caused by poor filtration of the blood. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are advertised as the best remedy, with Mrs. L Freeman of Bo oth Bunbury praising their long lasting relief after fourteen years of suffering. Also mentions fruit fly bait and molasses supplies from Narrogin Teading Company.
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