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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 16, 1927
Page
14
A long report from Paris on Serge Voronoff's work with sheep, claiming experiments on testicular grafts and glandings to enhance growth and wool. Dr Kater and others weigh the potential breeding value and practical limits of grafted traits, noting uncertainties and ethical questions.
The textile import scene shows Wool exporters and buyers reorganizing. A new branch of the Conny in Saylnew aims to freely market wool, with 212 Last year’s purchase figure and plans to expand agent network. Prices and market moves loom as shipments and prices drift.
Farmers in the western region compare feeding the wheat crop to sheep and cattle as a way to cope with post dry season conditions. Reports from Curlews and other stations note trials with 700 ewes and horses, varying sown varieties like Auduah and Mulia, and mixed results on yields and profit.
The article discusses poisoned water as a method of controlling rabbits, noting its high opposition due to harm to ecosystems and limited effectiveness. It outlines concern over cost and feasibility, arguing thorough clearing and strategic measures are required, with emphasis on timing, terrain, and the use of dogs and plows in heavy timber.
A historical note from HL Ma College agriculture staff outlines aerial breeding tips and farm efficiency. It discusses careful selection, observed traits, and practical steps to improve flock productivity despite fragmented text.
In Queenland a sale fetched record prices for sheep dogs amid high demand from local farmers. Buyers competed for top animals as breeders showcased elite working dogs likely to boost flock protection and productivity.
Fragmentary OCR describes pension payments and related financial details with references to individuals and ships. The readable portions mention Stordoy Collins, Cube, and various monetary figures, but the overall meaning is obscured and incomplete.
A colonial era wire service note details bruising to fat lambs during transit affecting wool yield and meat value. An expert from the Sheep and Wool board cites that damage occurs mainly to hind legs, with specific counts from a Freezing Works showing many lambs unfit for sale.
The article reflects on horse memory and behavior and warns that careless handling can train dangerous habits. It stresses early detection of quirks, careful training, and avoiding rough treatment to prevent unsafe reactions in the stable. It notes the role of owner judgment in shaping a horse’s discipline and safety.
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