World of Science reports synthetic humus lands soil overnight
A New York World of Science piece describes manmade humus a yellow powder called krilium resin from natural gas ammonia and fir by Monsanto. It claims to mimic natural humus binding clay into microstructure that improves soil in 26 hours, with broad farming adoption, cost estimates, and Dayton Ohio research links.
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Texas City
Monsanto Chemical Company
St Louis
Otafoot
Charles A. Thom
Monsanto
Carrol
Hochwalt
Brettame Unis
Ews
United States
General Motors
Dayton
Ohio
Monsanto Research Centre
Ouisde Dayton
Phomaa
Cme
Hoenwalt
Thames
Hochwall
Sit Farmere
Mon. Santo
David T. Nowrey
Ross M. Hendrick
Ars
Imiare
Bat Iskesmory Pawdar
Santa
Scaley leg mite infection in poultry explained
The article describes scaley leg mite infestations in young chickens, detailing how mites burrow under scales causing swollen, unsightly legs. It notes perches as a major reinfestation site and urges eradication with four treatments, highlighting the need for care when legs are severely afflicted.
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Thetis Sm
Treatment guidance for eradicating mites in birds
The text outlines a method using kerosene and sump oil to shorten treatment. It notes varying dosages by the amount of birds and requires access to sump oil, with instructions to catch and restrain fowls and to treat perches. It stresses removing the mix when not needed and securing containment during application.
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Svallable
Mining town memories from Chillagoe and the Etheridge fields
Fragmentary notes describe Chillagoe and surrounding mining activity, with mentions of the Etheridge field, old chimney stacks, and past operations. References to Baker and Jack Green tie to northern mining history, while wartime shifts impacted equipment and prospects in the world.
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Boones
Lappe Junction
Bauford
Jack Green
Perthern
Amaden
Chillagoe One
Eid
Caillagor
Constance
Austratis Pokl
Morthe
Wien
Mt Molaying
Mmneliers
Chillagoe
Mujer Eifnieailien
Amu
Mert
Amd
Sugar expansion in Queensland faces high costs
Queensland politics centered on a Sugar Experiment Stations Act amendment in Parliament. Opposition Leader Mr G F Nicklin argued high costs threaten expansion while praising the stations’ work. He noted the industry would add £7,000 to experiment funds this year as the bill passed without amendment.
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Brisbane
Queensland
G. F. Nickfin
Secon
Id Ptt
Nicklin
Micklin
Encouraging sinus case news from Reader's Diner
Paul de Kruif reports advances in sinusitis treatment with penicillin and antibiotics. X ray exams enable doctors to identify sinus inflammation and treat it. minor operations and antibiotics improve outcomes, reducing need for extensive surgery, amid discussion of broader health implications.
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Sine Rouble
Paul de Kruif
Cera Aresa
Lands minister outlines 1950 acres for coastal crop farm
Minister for Lands Mr T A Foley announced the department has set aside 1950 acres for an experimental farm to be established by the Department of Agriculture and Stock. The aim is to test soil in poorer coastal areas and assess its potential to boost food production.
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TA. Foley
Thatchie
Department of Agriculture and Stock
Stas
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Ofimion
Queensland Coast
Astor Quality Radio
Iene Cairwg
Elen
Drvica
Ferguson
Fargisson
Rm Harming
Place Pam
H. S. Williams Pty. Ltd
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Fox
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Alloc
Bruce Small Pty. Ltd
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