Phosphate of lime use and national soil drainage
An estimate by the Mark Lane Express shows Great Britain loses about 539000 tons of phosphate of lime yearly, needing replacement by manure and fertilisers. A French savant estimates France drains about 477000 tons from grain crops and 280000 from forage crops each year, with root crops and market produce adding more. he warns this export drain is a matter of national importance.
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Mark Lane Express
Great Britain
France
United States
Bas
Boo Almeria
BEBO
Belgium
Onion blight threatens onion districts in Australia
The onion blight or eel worm persists in Drysdale Portarlington and other districts with a history of onion farming. Land once used for onions remains affected despite crop changes and no effective remedy has been found. A Portarlington conference agreed on experiments with Department of Agriculture support.
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Drysdale
Portarlington
Barrabool Hills
Leigh Road
Moorabool
Port Fairy
Colne
Department of Agriculture
Exports of United States cattle rise to record levels data
Mr T W Tomlinson spoke before the Texas Cattle Raisers Association on meat animal exports. Cattle exports grew since the 1870s, peaking last year at about 600000 head valued at 41500000 dollars. Britain buys most duty free. other nations levy varied duties on U S cattle.
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Germany
Begium
West Indies
Bermuda
Canada
Mexico
United Kingdom
United States
Texas Cattle Ranchers’ Association
U.S.A
T. W. Tomlinson
Great Britain
Tomlinson
France
Belgium
Spain
Austria-Hungary
Blowing Up Weir Closes Ballynahinch Mills
Police seek suspects after an explosion near Ballynahinch County Down forced the corn mill and a nine factory to shut down. Investigation continues as authorities pursue those responsible for the blast.
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Ballynahinch
County Downee
Beekeeper Notes When to Add a New Super
The article warns that lack of knowledge wastes time and causes swarms when hives become crowded. It advises that once all frames except the outer ones are filled and sealed, the proper moment is to add another rack or super.
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Indigo and
Harnawartha
Vic
Commonwealth
Hloria
Gardeners' Chronicle
How to Remove Crates When Full
A cautious beekeeper notes a risky method for harvesting honey. The amateur moves a honey rack away from hives and learns bees quickly rob and spoil combs. A Porter Bee Escape under the rack helps the super become deserted by morning, enabling safe removal.
Extracting Honey: Cleaning and Sealing Comb for Best Results
Practical guide on rinsing with boiling water to clean honey extraction areas. Emphasizes drying thoroughly and oiling surfaces lightly without overflow. Advises using sealed combs for optimal honey extraction. Ends with instruction to take a sharp knife and proceed carefully.
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