Nitrogenous manures and farm experimentation
The article discusses nitrogenous manures, their varying effectiveness in Australia, and the need for farmer driven experiments. It outlines a simple plan for small scale trials on one tenth of an acre to compare potash, nitrogen, and phosphoric acid effects, urging farmers to test and document results themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polamic
Australia
Australis
Victoria
New South Wales
L Wiebeerer
Belpz
Shipments and frost hit sugar industry report
The Brigawarr arrived with a Proserpine sugar cargo from Matkayasi and is due for another shipment. Frost caused greater damage than calendar showed to the Clarence River crop, with losses around £15,000 and brewers insured up to £2,500. A House of Representatives review shows 13 mills and a tramway built under Government control, eight mills and the tramway未 fulfilled monetary obligations, total government responsibility over works since 1804 at £415,000 and mills overall £53,774, with interest £76,802 and a debit balance £42,714. Mr M Williams plans to use the report to press for Sugar Bounty Amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence River
Queeceland
Melbourne
House of
Thurmtay
Gove Returnt
M'Williams
Tate
Feeding Sugar Molasses to Work Stock in Louisiana
An address by Dr. William H. Dalrymple of LSU dated May 11 1903 discusses using molasses as a primary nutrient for plantation livestock. It notes typical daily quantities around 8 to 12 pounds per head, with some variation, and stresses molasses digestibility, balance with starch, and economy of overfeeding.
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William H. Dalrymple
Louisiana State University
Wolf
Louisiang
Tagar Newton
Sugar bounty stalemate prompts White sugar reform plan
Federal and State wrangle over continuing the sugar bounty and excise duties. A. Fisher, member for Wide Bay, outlines a practical scheme: £4 excise per ton and £3 bounty on white-grown sugar in 1907, tapering to £2 by 1909, with £2 left for state distributions. The plan aims to keep bounty direct to growers while preserving revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
A. Fisher
Wide Bay
Fisher
Daily Mail
Melbourne
Mr. Fisher
Commonwealth
Widhe
Sugar policy debate includes bounty rules and import drawbacks
An excerpt from a Daily Mail discussion covers tariff maintenance for growers, proposed penalties for bounty misuse, and full drawback on imported sugar for export foods. It notes expected Labour support, mixed views from New South Wales and Victoria, and timing to be soon in the Budget Speech.
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PP Pie Ag
Padberg
Per Otta
Daily Mail
Rifle Club Meeting Plans 3rd Squadron Event
A meeting of the Military Rifle Club connected with the 3rd Squadron 15th Regiment A.S.H. was held in the Drill Shed on Tuesday night. It was decided to hold mat and organize further activities.
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Rifle Club
15Th Regiment
A.S.H
Under Contract for Deli Delivery to Victorian Gov
A contract has been awarded for deli delivery services to the Victorian government. The agreement outlines supply terms, schedule, and pricing details, with delivery to government facilities across the region.
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the Farmers
J. Montcomerie Hattrick
F.has
NDA
Ipgricalt
West of Scotland
Ae College
Glasgow
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Retuany
Selush
Mercury &H
Han Berm
Homebush
Proserpine Sugar
SS. Brigawarr
Matkayasi Suciurdey
Prosertm
Central Mill System
Permanen
Tramways
Ally
Belting
Remington Ice
Australian Metal Company, Ltd
William Stehes
James Croker
McKay
James Stodard
Market
Brisbane
Military Rifle Club
Lohmann & NO
Ustralian
AAGE
Bochum Union Railway l Works
Petral Motor Omnibuses
Success
Hobart
Tasmania
Deli
Ernment Railways
Compan
Collins Street
McLagan
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