Le Mode the Victo ria dair y cow dies record holder
The champion Guernsey Le Mode, owned by Capt. A E T Payne of Lilydale, died after a career yielding a lifetime butterfat well over 10 000 lb. across 12 lactations 273 day tests and a high average of 6 4 per cent her progeny show strong transmission of her traits.
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Guernsey
A. E. T. Payne
Lilydale
Department of Agriculture
le Mode
Commonwealth
Lemode
Victoria
Yarraview
Woo
More
Yarraview Camillo
Yarraview le Mode
Sudanese Boys Learn Cotton Farming on Gezira Scheme
Forty boys aged 14 to 18, sons of Sudanese tenants, train at a Gezira Board farm near Khartoum to become efficient tenant farmers. The training area lies in the rich cotton belt that yielded over 50 million in revenue last season. Ali Agarib Effendi, a former Gezira agricultural inspector, now leads the training farm and demonstrates proper cotton picking to the trainees.
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Gezira
Khartoum
Gezira Board
Ali Agarib Effendi
Irrigated Pasture Management Calls for Better Grazing Rules
Victoria field agronomist K Garland notes grazing errors in irrigated paddocks. Sheep eat germinating subterranean clover and ryegrass, weakening sward and inviting weed invasion. Recommend delaying grazing until 4 6 weeks old with alternative early autumn fodder. Also address paspalum maturity, tussock patches, channel weed control, and mowing as management tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Garland
Department of Agriulture
Kerang
Do You Want Trees Tungamah Shire Saves Forests Campaign
The Tungamah Shire contributes £5 annually to the Save the Forests Campaign, gaining council membership. Under the scheme any organisation or individual in the shire may obtain trees from the council at cost price by applying to the shire secretary to lodge an order.
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Tungamah
O Lodge
Murray Valley
Greater
Murray 1
Australia
Murray River
Murray
League
Commonwealth
New Wales
Victoria
South Australia
Treague
Guyvrr
Fxect
The
Reais
Leagwu Eee Aes
Zhao Whit
Ihe
Riverlander
Soa Eteley
Wragge Foretold Rain and Political Names in Cobram
A reminiscence of Clement Wragge the Queensland meteorologist shows his theatrical forecasts in Cobram Hall with lantern slides and a radiated tube. He named depressions after politicians like Deakin or Barton, and once predicted a drought ending with a drought letter from a Ber rigan man. He hoped Federation would install him as federal head, but faded after plans and died there.
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Clement Wragge
Courier
Cobram
Queensland
Deakin
Barton
Berrigan
Wragge
Mr. Kosciusko
Paw
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Station Street
HMV
United Paints
DULUX
CREDA
Electrice
EXCEL
BGE
HMYV
Astor, Phillips
R. Fuller
M.P.S
H. S. Wheeler
Bank Street
P.O
Grand Central Hotel
the Courier
GEO. Ferries
Masons
Castlemaine
L. G. Hamilton
Chamberlain
Busta
Melbourne
R. K. Starr
Yarrawonga
Cobram “Courier
Y Valley
Development League
P.O. Box
Albury
M . Valley Development League
Hany
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