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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
2
The Australian Veterinary Association discusses sheep parasite risks and urges early, repeated drenching tailored to parasite type. A new pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture Sydney outlines central management, feed supply, paddock rotation, and pasture handling to reduce losses from stomach and intestinal worms.
A summer dairy article emphasizes strict cleanliness to cut infection risk and cooling cream quickly to suppress bacterial growth. It advises using water-bag coolers or cold water with fresh bags daily, stirring cream with a petal stirrer, delivering to the factory promptly, and stresses shade and proper transit to prevent spoilage and taint.
Training young deciduous trees is crucial in early growth to shape leaders and prevent wind damage. Use careful pruning to avoid overthinning, ensure vigorous outward growth, and protect shoots below the growth crown. Reworked trees from grafting need similar care, keeping strong foliage while removing dies sap.
The Department of Agriculture recommends a poison bait to destroy common black ants and omar ants. Mix sugar borax and water boil then cool. Add arsenate of soda dissolved in hot water and combine with honey. Place bait in small tins with cloth footholds. Use caution as poison is present and children should be kept away.
The notice lists a horse sale with mares including King of Kings, Darlin, Diamond, Rose, Maiden among entries from Glenbervie Devon’s Pride The Mack Prince and Squire The King of the Forest. Held at Guyra with winnings noted at Arndale in 1932. Terms are 210 shillings per mare with discounts for two or more. Paddock and water provided, but seller takes no responsibility.
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