Agricultural and Pastoral Notes For The Man On The Land
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Departaent of
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Department of Agriculure
Branch of Agriculture
Severe crop failures plague farmers in 1920 season
The report notes widespread crop failures across the state in 1920 due to drought and poor cultivation. Over 11 million acres failed or were fed off, with average grain yields collapsing to about 1 bushel per acre. The piece details paddock results, yields, and management attempts, highlighting the poor season and lingering expectations for future planting.
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Harvasting
Elie
Agricultural fallow and irrigation study from Condobolin district
The report compares Algerian oats and Boake oats yields under drought and irrigation. It notes fallow efficiency, with 60 acres non inflowed producing little hay and 40 acres fallowed yielding 38 cwt per acre. Conditions across districts show unfallowed land failing, while fallowing and irrigation affect storeage, crop maturity, and hay yields. The piece references Wagge Experiment Farm and details on paddock results and historical notes from the Department of Agriculture.
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Adgeruim
Binaing
Imad
Pasielas
Vegetable crop rotation guidance for kitchen gardens
The reader is guided on rotating crops to improve soil and yields. It discusses planning by avoiding continuous monoculture, preserving soil health, and using specific plant groupings. It covers cabbage and greens, potatoes and beets, peas, beans, onions, and compost, plus root, leaf, and legume relationships for effective rotation.
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Lee
Paske
Jocus
Hue
Wales
Mimd
Orchard records expose a fragile harvest season
A fragmented excerpt from The Orchard notes a mature crop facing care lapses and labor gaps. The report hints at mismanagement and a missing worker skilled in pruning, with potential impact on yield and fruit quality. Authorities urge reformation and timely audits.
Production of nitrates from atmospheric nitrogen process described
The narrative outlines a high temperature reaction at 4200 deg to convert air nitrogen into nitrogen oxide, its cooling and oxidation to nitrogen peroxide, absorption into water, and final fertiliser-grade nitrate produced by limestone treatment and crystallisation for sale.
Unclear text on law of clover in Buffalo
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss clover control in Buffalo, mentioning eradication aims and methods. The passage is garbled and hard to interpret, with repeated phrases and missing context making specifics about laws, applications, or outcomes unclear.
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Apimonia
The Birth of a Female Heir on the Inger
Marshall and Wickersham guide the Inger crew after a perilous voyage to a rugged coast. The rescued girl inherits a fortune from Haslam, while shifting loyalties test their grip on power. Wickersham and Forrest maneuver to protect the girl as a stern, mistrusting cast of miners and allies navigate buried motives and looming danger.
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Coolgurne
Shikker
Marchell
Iony
Fevel
Widkershes
Marshall
Sydney
Con Wilkersham
Marshal
Morroat
Atleet Forrest
Wickersham
Abe
Besch
George
Forrest
Qodger
Quarte Reef
Fortert
Haslam
Inger
Wink
Shem
Farrershwaye
Comrade
Candidant
The Girl, the Cabal, and a Quiet Town Turmoil
A torn, difficult-reads excerpt centers on Marshall and associates shaping a plot around a girl. Wickersham weighs drastic steps and faces doubt from Cooleridge and allies while Healem’s crew pressures, masking deeper tensions. The narrative hints at looming consequences as plans unfold amid cautious leadership and fear of tragedy.
Plague and Bolshevism in Homelin Fire Disaster
Fragmented historical account describes a plague outbreak in Homelin leading to mass arson of the Amigue quarter, destruction of property valued at about 10,000 dollars, and brutal treatment of homeless victims. Rumors blamed plague origin on rats and possible biowarfare, with authorities later tracing source to misused sanitation failures and urging cleanup of slums to prevent further disease spread.
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Witche
Hosulula
Obimatown
Parverva Fies
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