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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 18, 1935
Page
2
A historical report discusses aerial blowfly control methods in sheep pastures, detailing equipment settings, daylight timing, and the use of heat and disease introduction to manage pests. Experts from CSIR and Australian agriculture departments are cited, with practical notes on timing, regional differences, and suggested readings available through government contacts.
A fractured report discusses skeleton weed as a agricultural problem in South Wales area. It notes field observations about weed prevalence, potential control methods, and the need for experienced farmers to assist in evaluating the weed’s impact on crops and soil.
The healthier the pigs the faster gains in weight and profit. Maintain health by clean water, routine cleaning and disinfection, dry quarters, proper feeding, and access to clean pasture.
The crop is propagated by planting slips from last season’s tubers. Each plant can yield up to fifty roots, and many plants may arise from a single small tuber. Beds are prepared with sand, kept moist, and covered to start sprouting before transplanting.
A discussion by Mr. AX Sweaney of Haverty favors strong provisions to protect cream quality. He notes separation of fat and water, safeguards against spoilage, and a low-cost method to store cream briefly before dispatch. The article contrasts air separation with cooling to slow ripening and preserve texture and flavor.
Fragmented report discusses preference to returned soldiers, factory administration, and the Employment Act. It notes amendments to the Act placing focus on obligations of employers and licensing rules for vehicle operation, stressing safety and compliance for unlicensed drivers and potential consequences for owners. The piece cites ministers and regulatory bodies in the context of post war policy.
The report outlines Weol Market and Dell and Co movements amid drought impact, noting scarce high quality stock and rising prices. It mentions rainfall across Queensland easing some effects, while wool fleece forecasts, market demand, and regional trade in Australia shift as traders anticipate better values if conditions improve.
The Child Welfare Department in Sydney invites farmers to request services of boys trained for farm work. The program aims to place twelve year old children in rural education schemes with elementary instruction before transitioning to farm duties under supervision. Farmers should contact Mr Vans, Employment Officer, Box 184, G.P.O., Sydney.
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