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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
2
Mod ern Engineering Services curus and Morris Cars par 101m.
Instructions outline starting a Merino flock with ewe quality control through a Department Instructor in skeleton weed management. Emphasizes uniformity, healthy breeding stock, and selective culling to build a standardized, high quality flock.
Calf rearing is essential for healthy livestock with milk ratios varying by calf age. Proper feeding, sanitation, and temperature are crucial. The text warns that careless handling or impatience leads to high calf losses, and stresses the need for careful feeder attentiveness and clean housing for a successful rearing program.
The Rural Industries Board considers advances to settlers to control or eradicate skeleton weed. Grants cover fencing water supply stock lucerne planting and other costs. Repayment terms include a three year period with four percent interest and potential revisions at a conference in Wau to ease payments and encourage diversification.
The Agricultural Gazette summarises expert views on chick sexing affecting table poultry markets. It notes substantial numbers of cockerels culled at hatching, especially later in the quarter, easing market pressure by removing poorly reared birds and stabilising supply.
The report covers a wool market week with prices easing in western and north western areas. It notes better demand for fine wool, steady to higher values in some lines, and overall activity in shipments and stock replenishment. Prices were influenced by conditions in the western territories and the Sydney exhibitions.
A record price of 800 guineas was paid for an extra specialty ram at the Sydney sand sheep sales by Messrs Mille Liardry Ltd. The event also saw a world record of 495 guineas and a list of Carviedale stud entries selling at varying prices, totaling £174 6s with an average around £107 7s.
The Agriculture Minister Mr Main announces a 5000 pound state bounty to develop an effective method to eradicate a pest. The plan allows chemical biological or other approaches and requires full disclosure of results with the aim of eradicating Kee Weal seedlings. Applications close July 1, 1937.
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