Sugar industry report from Innisfail and Tollly districts
The Director of the Bureau of Sugar Experimental Stations reports from A. P. Gabsan2 and T. Easterby on four weeks of field visits to the Innisfail and Tollly sugar districts. It notes rich sugar production potential in Innisfail, with fertile alluvial and volcanic soils, river drainage, depressions with peat and grasses, and concerns about bale peat control and farm sanitation.
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T. Easterby
Bureau of Sugar Experimental Stations
A. P
Goondi
Sugar Mill Growth and Harvest Outlook in Johnstone Basin
The article surveys cane culture across Meurilyen, South Johnstone, Goondi and Tully Mills, noting record crops, rising tonnages, and early grinding at Tully. It highlights weather, harvesting progress, pest pressures, soil fertility, varieties like NG 15 Badila, and planned improvements including roads, bridges, and a Tully mill expansion.
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Johnstane
Whee
T. H. Pitemerald
Innistail
Goondi
Meurilyen
South Johnstoun
Mosrilyan
Hartoom
South Johnstone
Stary
Vatiows
Adelside Company
Mosquio
Niti
Badila
Mourilvan
Johnestone
Jocka
Delave
Leo Wit
Iit
Asyacete
Jefe Davides
Clark
Badia
Tully
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Cail
Innisfail
Mt. Tyson
Banyan Creek
Queensland
Rbeijing
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