Sunflowers as Silage fodder in cold climates debated
The article discusses sunflowers as an alternative silage crop to maize in cooler regions. It notes faster growth, earlier fodder stage, frost tolerance, and comparable nutrient value to corn silage. It covers planting rates, drill methods, irrigation needs, field spacing, and harvesting timing versus maize, with caution about large heads and a recommendation to mix with maize when processing through cutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Doulture
America
Maine
Saiily
Lrutty
Restat
Pure Seed Campaign Urges Cooperation Across Farms
Department of Agriculture invites farmers to join a Pure Seed campaign with the motto Pure Seed SOW It and Grow It urging growers to share seed variety details including Thew Florence Monvents and other pure seed types. Officials seek field inspections and collaboration with under sixteen year old participants in related contests to boost seed quality and local production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hard
Department of Agriculture
Bure
Lvt
Tab Neers
Thew
Florence
Monvents
Sudan Planting Method For Oats In NSW 1913 Bulletin
A government bulletin outlines Sudan planting in New South Wales areas up to 3000 feet elevation. It covers planting timing seed rates from 4 to 6 lb per acre, soil preparation, rolling, drilling depth, and maintenance to promote germination and yield under low rainfall. It notes suitability for pasture hay and silage and references an Agriculture Department bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Sadau
Department of Agriculture
Burrows Landowners Debate Trapping at Burrows
Landowners discuss trapping near burrows as a pest control measure. Reports suggest 10 bucks per 12 does killed, while rabbi bite poison counts show 10,420 bucks versus 6,870 dogs. The piece questions whether trapping is sustainable and notes pest management remains a state issue.
Best Farmer Junior raises growing competitions in America
Boys and girls compete in growing programs as a national extension of farm youth fairs. The article notes increased participation across states and counties, highlighting junior contestants and community support for agriculture education.
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America
Pastoral on Rabbit Control Methods in Tamworth District
A writer in the Agricultural Gazette surveys rabbit control options including trapping and poisoning. He circulates records from Tamworth landowners to test whether trapping increases buck catches and affects breeding. Data from freezing works shows 7,244 bucks versus 6,? does, suggesting more does than bucks, with unclear overall impact on breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamworth
Boll Wyatem
Rappin Ia
Bueke
Dairy Hygiene Study Shows Dust-Borne Bacteria Reach Cream Inlet
A Dairy Expert report reveals dust from animal droppings on a dusty road can contaminate cream via a pipe cooler when wind and rain create conditions favoring reinfection. It notes that sealing the yard and improving road drainage reduced risk, while existing pasteurisation efforts were wasted by neglect of local controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Marr
South Wales
Adler
Separate feeding for horses advised by agriculture department
The Stock Branch of the Department of Agriculture recommends feeding horses separately when possible to prevent bolting and ensure proper mastication. While long troughs may be necessary on moving teams, partition rails reduce labor and waste, and nosebags offer an effective alternative for weaker or slow-eating animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Re-export Shortfall Cited in Cotton Trade Record
A quoted American paper notes that imports rose to the highest price per pound while domestic consumption kept pace, with re-exports this year at a small fraction of imports versus five percent last year. The statement highlights a shrinking re-export rate as a sign of internal demand.
Dim night of love on Weymouth downs ends in vow
Henry and Marjorie fall into a passionate, fated love amid a seaside setting. After a night of mounting desire on the Chalice coast they vow to marry, despite looming social and family pressures and fear of judgment. Their bond contrasts with Helene and Helena’s presence, and the couple braces for consequences as they await exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Beara
Helena
Helens
Hianes
Ene
Kumury
Helene
Helenus
Abe
Theo
Guerdiam Angele
Henry
Alredy
Wes
Hey
Harmelf
Joshua
Ural
Leva
Waly
Bournemouth
Ecbo
Antoh
Weymouth Bay
Venusburg
Waymouth
Gloucester Hotel
County Club
Hanry
Preston
Baleslvea
Heights
Hawker
Marjoria
Christ
Palestine
Mr. Comber
Chalice
Walt
Harry
Tres
Baldwin
Seraftom
Hull
Bryank
Ming Marjorie
Mis
Dium
Dr. Bryant
Gare
Weymouth
Melania
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Agricultural & Pastoral Notes
Agricultural
Toal
New Booth Wales
Lt Wan
Acme
Agricultural Bureau
Agricultural Gazette
Jusior
Best Farmer Junior
Keate
Mal
Italy
Forses
Clif
Cliff
Miurjorie
Anniie
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