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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Nov 03, 1950
Page
2
The Victorian Department of Agriculture warns dairy carriers to shield milk and cream from sun during transport. From September 1 to May 31 regulations require a covered van or tarpaulin roof with proper clearance around all cans, with side rails if needed, and covered open decks.
The State Government will grant four additional scholarships for Veterinary Science at Melbourne and Sydney Universities. Tenable for five years, the first year at Melbourne and four at Sydney, with fees paid and a £150 annual living allowance. Open to males under 25 qualified to matriculate. graduates must work three years in Victoria as veterinary stock inspectors or surgeons. Applications close 27 January 1951. Forms from Chief Veterinary Inspector, Department of Agriculture, Melbourne.
London's Bernard Harris reports on Britain's Fawley refinery project built by Anglo American Oil. The fluid catalytic cracker promises petrol yields near 50 percent from crude, up from 30 percent, with cleaner engines and better acceleration. The plant, 1000 acres on Southampton Water, aims for completion within about 18 months with 400 tons of catalyst circulating daily and daily production around one million gallons.
The Victorian Department of Agriculture warns internal parasites cause major economic losses in sheep. Scouring, poor condition, and deaths are reported, with weight loss of fleece and reduced vitality. Treatments include phenothiazine and copper sulphate with nicating sulphate, alternating every ten to twelve days during serious infestations. Early drenching is advised to prevent pasture contamination and reduce parasite buildup as many larvae die after a few days.
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