Non Stripping in Dairy Herds A NZ Dairy View
A NZ Dairy Exporter Q and A argues non stripping can work after the dairying season ends. It cites farmer experiences, noting most butterfat recovers next milking and that some cows still hold strippings. It advises gradual adoption and training, with a cautious approach for 75 percent of cows and selective stripping.
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New Zealand
Dominion
Breeding factors influence udder traits and milking ease
The discussion argues that breeding can shape udder internal structure and temperament, affecting progeny’s milking ease and susceptibility to mastitis. It suggests culling hard milkers may reduce future mastitis, while advising gradual Non Stripping with gentle massage and careful milking to improve outcomes.
World Demand for Lean Meat Drives Pigs to Fitness
Queensland pig expert Mr. E. J. Shelton says world demand now favors lean meat with little fat, fine marbling, and a tender, juicy profile. He urges stricter carcass grading, selective breeding, grazing, and green feeds to meet market needs and aid the war effort.
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E. J. Shelton
Queensland
Mr. Shelton
Shelton
Warning to Public On Bogus Synthetic Fuel Schemes
The Minister for Mines Mr Baddeley said on Monday he was told several fake firms seeking to produce synthetic fuel are active. He urged the public to avoid investing without proper investigation and cautioned against schemes aimed at taking people’s money.
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Baddeley
Newsprint Shortage Question In New South Wales
In the New South Wales Legislative Assembly M A Davidson asked Premier McKell if a severe newsprint shortage was imminent and whether a newspaper combine controlled most stock. McKell said the position may be more serious than now and he would raise the matter with Federal authorities and provide an answer.
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M. A. Davidson
Labor
Cobar
McKell
N.S.W. Legislative Assembly
Australia
Davidson
Tasmanian
Commonwealth
Warning to Potato Growers under Australian Committee Control
Deputy Potato Controller J N Squires warned potato growers that all potatoes are under control whether contracted or not. Selling outside the Australian Potato Committee scheme risks severe penalties for both grower and buyer under National Security Regulations. Growers must obtain permits via local agents, register if cultivating four acres or more, and may use accepted registrations with the Potato Growers Association or NSW Department of Agriculture.
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J. N. Squires
Australian Potato Committee
Squires
Potato Committee
Potato Growers’ Association
New South Wales Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Commonwealth Bank Building
Martin Place
Sydney
War Cabinet expands Volunteer Air Observer Corps posts
The War Cabinet on Wednesday approved expanding the Volunteer Air Observer Corps to cover more areas with new observation posts. A zone system will place a control post in each zone under RAAF supervision to speed aircraft movement reporting. The move will require more RAAF and WAAAF personnel and additional control centres.
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War Cabinet
Volunteer Air Observer Corps
Curtin
RAAF
Ail
R.A.A.F
W.a.aa.f
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