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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Oct 07, 1942
Page
2
The advertisement lists flowering species and fruit trees with varieties such as PRUNUS NIGA VESUVIUS ELERIANA and CYDONTA JAPONICA, plus Prunus Persica and Prunus amygdalus types. It notes flowering and foliage value, prices for large buried plants, and shade trees like LIVOR BIRCH with 4ft to 5ft sizes.
The article outlines silage as a method to preserve green fodder by excluding air to allow limited fermentation. It describes overhead coverings, trenches, pits, or stacked mass compression, noting cereal crops like oats and maize suit silage while legumes need careful handling. Deep silage is recommended for sheep and dairy herds, with pit shapes and sizes given for practical construction.
The text outlines methods for pit silage including gradual filling, settling pauses, and covering with earth. It notes pile shapes for maximum height and area, recommended diameters 12 to 45 feet with 10 to 12 feet height, and practices to ensure even packing and secure sides using earth and buttresses.
A British artillery commander orders a march on the forward line to support the battery. The move aims to strengthen position and accelerate the action, with observers noting the advance as a critical effort in the ongoing engagement.
British girls at work in an aircraft factory are praised for taking a tremendous part in action. Churchill notes their proportionate contribution to Britain's vast wartime task and assigns them a key role in sustaining production.
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