A troublesome sheep disease at the Morel district
The Agricultural Gazette reports a prevalent wool disease in wether flocks in the Cobar district. It describes lesions, crusted orifices, and a thick crusted alba with discharge, noting high mortality, reduced wool quality, and complicated treatment methods experimented by veterinary staff and farmers. The article emphasizes disease impact on meat and wool markets and mentions local cattle stations and experimental remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobar
Te “Agricultural Gazette
Dreem Attenton
Cobar Mistriet
Wetherk
Owen
Erie Sds
Ieee
Rain needed for a payable wheat crop lessons from experiments
An inspector reports rainfall requirements for profitable wheat yields, citing experiments at multiple stations. He notes 10 to 12 inches during growth are essential, with yields of 24 bushels per acre at one plot and 28 bushels 54 pounds at another, depending on rainfall distribution and soil moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulong
Mader Calbury
Vitor
Government experiment plots yield high wheat in south district
A government report cites southern district experiments showing yields over twice state average. Despite huts and variable rain, success attributed to fallow land use and thorough surface cultivation. Critics note seasonal limits and advise wider adoption of careful fallowing and soil work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istriet
Behaw
Wheat and oat varieties compared for green fodder in Fourth Coast trials
The Dopto district reports farmers adopting green fodder wheat and Algerian oats with early maturity and similar yields. Algerian oats reach ear in 184 days, while wheat varieties show strong forage value. Trials note top performers Huguenot and Thew with high yields, plus Medean and John Brown as solid fodder options.
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Ainers
Sion
Dopto
Dajte Agricultural and Horticultural Association
Canberra
John Brown
Wenson
T Toms
Acre
Warren
Medean
Bobs
Tuberculous Pigs and Skim Milk
A discussion notes tuberculosis in pigs and the use of skim milk from dairies. It argues legislation targets border controls, urges stricter animal breeding and rearing practices, and suggests pasteurisation and separation in creameries could reduce disease prevalence among pigs and calves.
Vaccination Shows Improvement in Tuberculosis Trials
Historical data reports experiments on vaccination against tuberculosis using sixty vaccinated and thirty treated animals. Results indicate 60 percent complete success with intravenous vaccination, 72 percent in some cases, and much higher infection in untreated groups. Overall, disease appeared far less in vaccinated animals than controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martial Ruecousee
Correspondents Wanted for The Advocate District
The Advocate seeks correspondents in every district section. Persons willing to act should communicate with the newspaper at once to join the reporting network and supply timely local news.
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T. Twist
Rankin Street
Forbes
Rule Britannia
Hotel Victoria
Nouk
America
Bank of
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Iret
Forbes Livery & Ball Stables
W. Rogerson
Ramin Trent
Brown-street
Bunkin
AMD
Eigere M Gemiertrilay
Forbes Livery and Bait Stables
W. E. Luthie
Scottish Union & National
Edward Weaver
of N. Z. Ltd
Rath & Co Coach Builders
Rankin St
Geo. Rath
Central Exchange
Forbes Cycle Depot
Od Mnamara
Australia
Waratal
Texpital Centenry
Fava Set
A. E. Musgrave, Rankin St
B.P. White &Co
B. P. White
Tian Generon
Hay yNliihe
Fork
E. J. Grinsted
The
Lachlan Street Newsagency
Agricultural & Pastoral Notes
Ie Depuruieus
Age Tare
Tie Noni
Joan PO
Wosen
Dutrint
Lund
Cooper
Edward Weaver & Co
Stott and Underwood
Stott's Chambers
Pitt Street
Sydney
Miss Weekes
M'Cathin
Department 4M
Hunter & Phillips
Bollinger
Bollinger's
A. G. F. Bollinger
Lachlan Street
Setarial Sphone 50
F. Rath & CO
F, Rath & CO
Wilece
Clapipios Prine
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