Agricultural and Pastoral Notes For The Land
These notes describe weekly Motu trials under the oversight of Hon. J. L. Ty Hewlvare with emphasis on Department experiments led by Milmieter. The piece discusses agricultural practice and rural issues facing landowners and farmers.
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J. L. Ty Hewlvare
Renovation of paspalum farms boosts dairy pastures
The Richmond Hiver district faces slow pasture renewal as paspalum degradations threaten dairy yields. Planter's Friend rotation, two ploughings, and diverse crops including wheat oats cowpeas vetches and maize are proposed to rebuild soil fertility, improve grazing value, and create a resilient two year rotation with phased reseeding and fertilization.
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Gilago
Evolution not Revolution in New Zealand Dairying Tests
The Dairy-produce Division reports three years of hard-testing across associations in New Zealand. Results show average butter fat per cow rising from 219.74 lb to 236.40 lb in 1910-11 and 1911-12, with one association increasing from 218.77 lb to 241.56 lb per cow. The system promises profits as farmers identify and discard unprofitable cows, while recognizing industry-wide growth must be gradual.
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Hos Niles
Wollongbar Experiment Farm
Pasaplum
Broney
New Zealand
Department of Agriculturn
Journal of Agriculture
New South Wales
Deaths Among Fowl Prompt Poultry Health Watch
In Auburn yards several fowls died recently arousing concerns of an epidemic. Experts and the Bureau of Microbiology find no definite disease from post mortems. Heat stress and weather conditions are cited as possible death causes, with high poultry populations and normal mortality rates discussed.
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Auburbin
Lierpartment
Bureau of Microbiology
Withis
Nature l Crisen
Omamerhon
Thors
Hawkesbury College
Iut
Simmer Sur
Farmers' Handbook aids Welsh farmers with year round profits
The Farmers' Handbook published by the Department of Agriculture guides farmers through yearly management, soil chemistry, crop rotation, and livestock care. It stresses moisture conservation, district adapted varieties, affordable farming practices, and practical methods for immediate profit and long term fertility. The 750 page guide covers soil types, manures, implements, fencing, silos, and stock diseases with emphasis on usable, non technical guidance. It is available from the Government Printer in Sydney.
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Department of Agriculture
Nowth Wales
Bydocy
A Daughter of the People Tale Promises Absorbing Interest
Rita writes a new tale published by special arrangement. The narrative introduces many delightfully portrayed characters and holds reader attention until the end.
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Rita
Cleaning the Slate in a Desperate Rescue on the Khotal
Lieutenant Maude leads a perilous plan to recover the British Red Howitzer under heavy enemy fire in a rocky Khotal valley. Sergeant Travers and Arvin marshal seven artillerymen and scouts to haul the limber up a steep slope, retrieve the gun, and return it to British lines amid fiercest bombardment. Three men die, several wounded, and Maude, gravely injured, vows the gun will be recovered, honoring a family pledge and the fallen.
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Khotal
Henry Maudelay
Howiteer
Iol
Maude
Alnte
Howitzer
Ron
Smackf
Thonh
Degrast
Eloven
Arvin
Tye
Lev
Ech
Travers
Borriton
Sild Arvin
Porter
Pergeant
Rergeant
Foster
Minchin
Minoe Bank
Berriton
Swat
Lpft
Boo
Eecen
Martinet
Marnets
Neutenant
Captain Borriton
Bergeant
Travore Moe
Milvier
Moe
Huthin
Porgrant
Mawile
Clos
The Dangers of Carbolic in Surgery
A historic warning on carbolic acid warns it is a valuable antiseptic yet highly dangerous. It notes frequent hospital use by operators and cautions against soaking wounds or bandages, as skin absorption can cause poisoning. A New York surgeon reports a finger turning black after prolonged contact with a two percent carbolic solution.
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New York
Railway Trick Shows Ticket Fraud On East Coast Train
A man in an East Coast carriage feigned assistance to a nervous woman claiming she had lost her London ticket. He tore a corner from his own ticket, handed it to her, and she passed the gate collector with the altered ticket. At the gate, the man claimed he had matched the torn portion, exposing a successful fraud.
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London
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