29 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1936
Page
3
A dense OCR fragment lists many prize amounts in pounds with assorted codes and numbers. It includes multiple prize tiers from 10 to 109 with references to items, identifiers, and location mentions such as Chancery and Queensland, interspersed with garbled strings and dates. The readable core points show a structured prize scheme but lack coherent narrative or outcome.
The article discusses dairy cattle statistics in New South Wales, detailing costs, vaccination and disease prevention methods, and the impact of parasites and worms on stock health. It emphasizes nutrition, mineral supplementation, and careful stock management to reduce mortality and improve milk production amid sporadic outbreaks and environmental challenges.
A historical note describes an extensive pasture map of Australia, detailing edible forage plants and pasture types. It explains aims to aid settlement, promote efficient land use, and support pasture studies, drawing on information from the State Departments of Agriculture and related agencies.
A report titled Lira Crops from the Imperial Economic Committee analyzes global wheat barley oats maize and rice production up to 1955. It notes reduced acreage and drought easing demand for overseas trade, with world harvest projected near 1,000,400 tons and exports shifting amid import restrictions among European nations and Canada Australia and the United States.
The text outlines strict measures to separate pigs from other livestock and prevent disease spread. It mentions burning or disposing of diseased carcasses, burying offal, and carting pigs away for disposal. It also describes stream diversion, quarantine practices, cleaning of equipment, and general steps for safeguarding farms and water sources.
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