Tree shelter and barnyard hygiene for sheep farms
The article urges use of windbreaks and shelter belts in paddocks to protect sheep from cold and heat, advises placing belts along paddock centers for even protection, and recommends corner tree clusters for shade and waste land. It also covers dust control, milking hygiene, and the benefit of clean udders, hands, and tools, plus notes on planting trees this season with references to Farm Bulletin No. 167 from the Department of Agriculture.
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Thade
Senall
Farmers Bulletin
Department of Agriculture
G.1
Sydney
Harness and Best Dress for Belts and Gear
Instructions on maintaining leather harnesses and gear with periodic dressings using neatsfoot oil beeswax tallow and fats. Provides three dressing formulas and cautions to clean surfaces with warm water before application and to protect the outer surface with petroleum jelly or neutral oil.
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Alway
Feeding of Chickens From Hatch to First Week
Poultry guidance from the Department of Agriculture outlines feeding for newly hatched chicks. Start water before food, provide shell grit from the first feed, and use a two stage mash regimen with dry mash for two days then switch to a regular ration. A crumbly mash, mixed with milk and salt, is recommended, along with a suggested formula of pollard, lean material, and grains. contact Sydney GPO for a free information leaflet.
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Department of Agriculture
Lox Jia
G.P.O
Sydney
Wool and Produce Sales Rebate Notice at Schute Bell Co
Schute Bell and Co 44 Bridge Street Sydney posted notices to Juanis and agents about a rebate on commission. The 20 percent rebate applies to wool sales for the 1934 35 selling season.
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Schute
Wool & Produce Sales
Stridge ST
E Jentis
Schute Bell &Co., Ltd
Bridge Street
Sydney
Wool Market Outlook For Wool Trade In Absence Of Auctions
The Wool Market Schute Bell and Co reports little to report as no auctions resume until September. Trade hopes for improved business and a fair market for all products. Local trade remains slow with selling of mulesing wools and pass-ins down. Concerns loom over Continental conditions and a steady but quiet Lops market. Darling Harbour ship arrivals indicate strong volumes and store sales present as wool industry eyes upcoming season.
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Bracfard
Japan
Russia
Royal Easter Show Insures Exhibitors Against Third Party Risk
The Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales will insure exhibitors and stock owners against ordinary third party claims arising during the Royal Easter Show. A policy of £20,000 covers liability from show arrival to departure, protecting exhibitors from injuries to the public or other stock caused by their animals amid large crowds.
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Royal Agricultural Society of New South Wales
Royal Agricultural Sohely
Royal Agricultural Society
Tenterden Rifle Shooting Prize Winners
In poor weather with a strong wind sleet and showers, eight members attended the second monthly prize shoot. Top scores to win prizes were Captain Spicer 48 50, J W Marehall 11 BW, Cy Braid 43 19 50, A S Jackson 45 6 50, A W Tibbs 44 7 50, T P Williams 42 19 50, A L Vickery 42 11 50, C W Wright 40 9 50.
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Gome
Capt. Spicer
J. W. Marehall
Cy Braid
A. S. Jackson
A. W. Tibbs
TPF
Williams
AL Vickery
C. W. Wright
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