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Newspaper
Bunbury Herald
Location
Bunbury, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
4
The article discusses broken wind in horses, its symptoms, causes, and treatment focusing on diet and medical palliation. It also covers Professor Haecker’s maize ensilage estimates, comparing storage efficiency and feeding value to hay, and argues silage may reduce costs and space for dairy operations.
The article debates deep cultivation as a reforming idea for farming. Advocates claim deeper tillage improves soil aeration and fertility, but critics warn of overuse, soil substructure damage, weed influx, and diminishing returns on certain soils. A nuanced view calls for gradual, soil specific application rather than universal deep ploughing.
South Australia agriculture official urges farmers to enrich soil with organic matter rather than relying on superphosphates. He warns wheat-dominated fallow systems deplete fertility, stressing bacteria-friendly conditions and thorough soil filling to sustain productive yields.
Farmers in New South Wales discuss lucerne as a forage, noting it grows best on loams and well drained silty clays, needs continual mineral feeding and manure, and thrives when soil is drained and manured. An expert cites clay soils, alluvial loams, and porous substrata as key to successful lucerne pasture, with benefits including nitrogen fixation and improved water and air movement.
An Australian discussion at the Sydney Museum centers on a fossil diprotodon, with experts and the Mulvins debating its height and appearance. The event aims to determine features and provenance while news photographers capture impressions of the specimen.
Fragmentary OCR item shows a boys game with unclear names and scores, mentioning Clarke and M Clarke and a 48 to 64 result. The legible bits point to a youth team matchup and partial player references without a complete report.
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