Agricultural and Pastoral Notes from Government Lectures
Theme Movies are leaved weekly under the supervision of the Hon Z L Trefid Minister of Agriculture. Departments educate and assist producers with practical methods for land and production. The Minister uses the rural press to share scientific results and improvements. Farmers seeking information may address queries to the Under Secretary of Agriculture.
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Pastoral notes on Cowra Experiment Farm silage benefits
The Cowra Experiment Farm reports silage as a crucial aid during a drought, preserving ewes and lambs. It details silage preparation, feeding rates, and outcomes, plus advice on merino and crossbred wool clipping and careful sorting to maximize market value.
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Cowra Experiment Farm
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Agricultural The Farm Apprentices at Cowra Experiment Farm
Government farms at Cowra Experiment Farm offer practical training for twenty two places, with fifteen in residence. Lectures and field work cover agriculture, dairying, and cheese making. winter school for farmers to Hawkesbury College runs June to July with reduced fares. Continuous wheat farming vs fallow and rotation is studied, showing fallow and fodder crops often outperform continuous cropping for wheat in Cowra conditions.
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Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Department of Agriculture
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Sydney
Hawkesbury College
Wollen
Fatigue and Over-Exertion Explained by The Atlantic Monthly
Fatigue from long-continued exercise is a mild illness caused by over-exertion of a body part. In writing, small finger movements fatigue muscles, and short recovery times prevent waste removal, leading to congestion and the buildup of poisonous residues that cause pain and heaviness. The piece cites The Atlantic Monthly.
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Marriage Keepsake and Confession at Sylvester House
Mrs. Olavian and Foote reveal a web of past crimes and elopements as Amy Duckenworth Foote unloads a painful confession about a stolen child and a harsh family history. The tale links Hammerly Hall, John Gale, Mary, and a butterfly birthmark, driving a planned Melbourne honeymoon toward a fragile reconciliation and renewed search for truth.
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John Gale
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Diluvian
Applegmeth
Periape
Titta
Vian
Ojlivian
Hlundell
Foote
Marvy Gale
Mr. Fowte
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Sylvester House
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Mr. Foote
Mrs. Brown
Maria
Mrs. Diluvian
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Mra Brown
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Amy
Silas
Hammerly Hall
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Wammerly Hall
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Tanda
Mary
Mr. Tees
Ilegie
Bristol
London
England
Australia
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Melbourne
Tos
Gale
Mary Gale
Allan
Butterfy Call on the Blue Mountain Adventure
Mr and Mrs Foote roam the Blue Mountain seeking solace and scenery while failing to locate Reginald Thundell. Silas Foote laments his lost wit as Amy debates clairvoyance and impostors in a staged romance amid letters and adverts. The scene shifts to a proposed experiment studying letters from prospective heirs.
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Rome
Reginald Thundell
Silas Foote
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England
Biles
Amy
John
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Blue Mountains
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