Purple patch disease threats wheat oats in New South Wales
The article reports on purple patch disease affecting wheat and oats in New South Wales. It notes the pathogen’s spread in the state, observed severity on well cultivated land versus fallow ground, and experiments with fertilizers and soil treatments such as sulphate of ammonia and lime. It mentions climate factors, plant recovery with warmer weather, and ongoing trials to manage the disease, including timing and application methods.
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FOR SUCCESS WITH WHEAT
Useful agricultural tips outline key steps to improve wheat yields. Focus on soil preparation timing sowing disease control seed treatment and proper fertilization. The pamphlet emphasizes weed control and choosing suitable varieties with careful cultivation practices.
Poisoning Timber Method Warns Landowners
A notice describes a timber treatment using arsenate to optimize growth by reducing suckering. The operation targets green timber with a flow-through process and mentions a Department of Agriculture leaflet for details. Contact Box 364A, 0.100 Sydney, for the information.
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