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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 12, 1928
Page
8
An expert advises wheat farmers in Forbes district on when to cut for hay. The best hay yields occur a few days after flowering when nutrients are evenly distributed. delaying to favor grain can reduce hay quality and weight.
The article discusses preserving forage and silage options to reduce waste. It highlights turning surplus growth into silage with available machinery, using alternative materials when needed, and comparing costs and practicality for farmers. It cites Department of Agriculture pamphlets offering guidance to farmers.
Fragmented notes show a government and counting debate as a letter to the premier is cited. The piece references ministers, policy controversy, and potential shifts in ministerial positions amid accusations of unfairness and party lines.
A dense report reviews forthcoming cricket season prospects amid speculation on players, teams, and matches. It mentions Arthur Wots, Graniel, and Forti elit TP with references to several venues and upcoming fixtures.
A fragment from a May pasture protection discussion notes a petition from Aravare about stock movement and travel restrictions. It cites the Department of Agriculture letters to MM Flagnery, MLbAs and mentions a report on transit stock and permitted movements between times associated with occupation.
A fragmented historical OCR passage evokes the Lachlan River with archaic imagery. It hints at a journey along a familiar route, referencing places, people, and landscapes, including old stations, cattle, and travelers moving along a well-worn path.
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