Burning Wheat Stubble Promises Humus and Soil Benefits
A Western Australia report notes farmers burn stubble to cope with limited cleared land and heavy residue. Humus improves soil moisture retention and friability, aiding subsequent crops. The Journal of Agriculture cites benefits like increased soil water holding capacity and nutrient supply, advocating stubble turnover to sustain long term soil health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Armstrong
Bsc
Agr
Chapman’ Experiment
Journal of Agriculture
Western Australia
Pernton
Bob Aumany
Aril Fries
Talibh
Eeryeter
The Skin Market at Gerlomg Hole and Brokers
The Assoc reports a fall pelts and lambs supply with varied rates. Prices show grown skins from 12 to 20d and pelts from 6d to 24d. Lambskins and croasbreds range from 66d to 138d, with small croasbred and marine varieties noted.
Williams Pears and Caning of Williams Pears in Melbourne
Readable text describes Williams pears including Bartlett variety and recipes for preserving pears in syrup, stewing, and making fillings, plus methods for better flavor and texture. Mentions Melbourne School of Domestic Economy and practical kitchen guidance with step by step instructions and ratios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne School of Domestic Econom
Lomannl
Sewage disposal debates at London sanitary engineers conference
A fragmentary report describes discussions on sewage disposal methods at a London sanitary engineers conference. Experts including German and American colleagues weigh preliminary findings on filtration, sludge digestion, bio generation, and plant layouts for urban districts with attention to outfalls, soil beds, and environmental protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melwine Ook
Metenpolitan Board
Alis West
Sredd
Sanitare Engineis
London
Messrs
Motealfee
Baldy
Ageeien
Wither
Ameren Sanitarisrs
Tahoff
Ines
Melbourne
Sam
Growth of Merinos in abundance masks wool supply strain
The Pastoral Review notes the wool season hides risk as wool demand outpaces supply. Official returns show declines in sheep numbers across states with New South Wales down about 24 million, Queensland near one million, and Victoria by around three quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastoral Review
Manly
New South Wales
Queenslland
Victoria
World butter position shifts reshape global dairy trade
The article notes a lasting rise in dairy production worldwide with expansion in many nations including Australia and Argentina. It highlights intensified competition in profitable markets as consumption may grow faster than supply, affecting England and Southern Hemisphere markets amid European dairy industry shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Venus
al Remy
Dentmark Ne Sella
Partionarle New
Australia
Accentine
Boeom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sydney
Grn
Miss Wehsai
Sydne
Ald
Stokes
California
Los Angelo
Washington
Tahun Joule Dulee
Williams Pears
Wuorin
Pittier
Anseyns
Wiliams
Etree
Qatar
Sania
Bill
Walluunis
Baman
Howe
Cremin
Willinms Jones
Sir Hone
Fay
Soli Tename
Hilson
Pest
Simmier
Williams
Willi
Feral Pratener
Jae
Wien
Ariel Nis
Revels
Wwe
Yates Pty
Abigostine
Gheery Veakasge
Hho
Trent Awent
Deine
Daal Marly
Apple
Elieh
Uliaat
Tesmanaioe
Anil
Gillie
Perrer
Tata
Cosson
Enggler
T. Stanley
Firebrace Street
Attier Meatopers
Art
China
W.H. Millman
Horsham