Agricultural and Pastoral Notes for the Man on the Land
Notes issued by the Minister of Agriculture and the Department provide guidance to farmers and pastoral workers. The material covers seasonal advice, crop care, livestock management, and practical tips for rural operations.
Agricultural insights on soil fertility and organic matter
The article discusses soil fertility, focusing on organic matter as the key to structure and water holding capacity. It cites damaged soils, rehabilitation needs, and methods to restore humus through organic additions, crop practices, and long term management for sustainable agriculture. It mentions American farming, potash, and the importance of texture alongside mineral nutrients.
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United States
Herman
Emma
Dee
Live Stock Action In The Horse
The observer notes the walk trot and gallop of the horse and judges balance and movement. It emphasizes light active walk with legs balanced under the body and the gallop showing steady forward push and faultless mechanics.
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T. W. Cave
The
Ministry of Agrhultre
London
Observer
Olegan
Horne
Preechelon
Hird Spend
Tuberculosis in Pigs from Infected Cattle Dairy By-Products
The article warns that tubercle bacilli from tuberculous cattle can infect pigs through milk by products and excrement. It details how skim milk and other dairy by-products, if contaminated, can spread infection via feeding and shared vats. It notes farm practices and slaughterhouse offal as additional transmission risks to pigs.
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Niga
Other Means of Infection in Herd Diseases
The text notes less common infection routes including transfer from tubers to pigs and from sows to calves through milk, and entry via wounds. It emphasizes ingestion as the primary infection portal, with animals possibly taking germs through breathing or wounds, but evidence favors ingestion as most common.
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New Zealot Journal of Agriculture
Aston
Enieh
Gere
Walter
elGam
Ube
Practical tuberculosis control in animals with tuberculin testing
The article outlines precautions for herd tuberculosis control. It emphasizes removing reactors after tuberculin testing, preventing nose-to-nose contact, heating equipment to 1800 degrees Fahrenheit for sterilization, boiling offal before feeding to pigs, slaughtering suspected animals under supervision, and disinfecting pens with limewash. It also notes burning litter, loosening ground, and using frost sun and light to combat tuberculosis.
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Refree
Elaughter-House
Warning on Feeding Fruit to Poultry Damages Hens and Stock
Farmers warned that feeding large quantities of fruit to penned poultry can reduce egg laying and growth. Fruit acids and heat injure birds, causing illness and even mortality, though effects are often misattributed to other causes.
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Witte
Freini
Question of Purity in Well Water Safety
A public health notice warns that ordinary wells are vulnerable to contamination from surface and ground water sources. It advocates locating wells below the ground water level, sloping surrounding ground, and cementing a water tight wall to prevent pollution, plus testing polluted samples in a laboratory.
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Raly
Tte
Waterranean Taverni Eicounter
Desolate Indigo Creek Diggings and a Drunken Bar Scene
James Squires visits Indigo Creek where worked out diggings lie amid shanties and rubbish. He encounters a tavern with a grim landlord, two drunken men and a brutal drinkers' crowd, then follows to the Boardman hut where a weary, quarrelsome household faces hard times.
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Mother Earth
Indigo Creek
James Squires
Albury
John
John Chinaman
James
Boardman
Lucky George
Hiveller
George Boardman
Joe Simmons
Mr. Simmons
The Wasteful Guest and Bushells Tea Savings
An advertisement laments wasteful tea use and promotes Bushells Tea. It claims ordinary tea yields only IM cups per pound while Bushells yields 200 cups, highlighting cost savings and superior flavor from Ceylon tea leaves and careful blending.
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Ceylon
Pointed Impressions on Australian Social and Legal Notes
A collage of brief observations on divorce statistics and their publishing challenges in Australia. Notes on retirement, Cabinet service under Hughes, steeplejacks drawing attention, kindergarten introductions affecting schooling, and serialized letters in major papers. Commentary warns about wage-earner disparities and calls for broader social support networks.
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Hughes
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