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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1926
Page
5
The article discusses condiments and stimulants used in animal feeding, their effects on digestion, and questions about costs and balancing nutrition. It references veterinary opinions, feeding practices, and the historical debate over food versus drug in animal diets.
A Hoard Dairyman correspondent recounts five years of U S Department of Agriculture work on corn germination. Readers learn how ear quality signals germination success, plus detailed notes on wire staple technique to prevent fence damage and extend post life. The piece also reports South Africa fruit imports valued at 859 000 packs landing in Southampton, noted as a record high consignment.
The article argues that focus on weed invasion of Elsea land is excessive while neglecting practical measures to keep plants clean and controlled. It calls for more effective local actions and policy applications to manage weeds.
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