Insects and Fungus Pest of the Orchard and Farm
A Tasmanian entomologist Len argues for winter oil sprays against scale insects. Themer discusses oil emulsions, spraying methods, and timing, noting effectiveness when applied before leaf burst and cautioning against overuse, rain, or improper mixing. He covers emulsion making, equipment, and the dangers of brackish water and improper cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. A. M. Len
Liebanilbouk
Atlee
Mr. Lom
Tasmanian
Mr. Twin
Cremeticons
Ieee
California
Tasmania
Hemeolven
Nitrogenous Plants Offer Fertiliser Gains in South Africa
Reports from Wenlacre in the Mataypas South Africa describe discovery of a Togwminna plant bearing abundant nitrates forming nodules on its roots. Observations note its vigorous growth on degraded land and potential as a green manure for paddy fields, with further testing recommended to confirm practical yields and soil enrichment capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenlacre
Mataypas
South Africa
J. G. Mandinald
Bulawayo
Westacre
Rhoderia
Co EF. Allen
Amhess
Victoria Fallx
Nobbe
Fertiliser Facts from an Early Agricultural Text
The article outlines fertilizer distribution in crops, noting two thirds of nitrogen and most phosphorus and potassium go to grain, with remaining in straw. It discusses nutrient transfer in livestock manure, effects of weather on manure quality, and projected nutrient content in reformulated manures. It cites Hopkins, Minnesota and Bixbon as sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auaunee
Jean Crom
Wight
Joan
Eowa
Panera
Cyeil Hopkins
Minoia Bs
jeFimont Bixbon
Inoculating Seeds With Nitrogen Fixing Bacteria
A historical report describes inoculation of seeds using nitrogen fixing bacteria discovered by Dr. Wa Biker Virentor of the Bavasian ayal La. It outlines practical preparation, simple application in a solution, and claimed results including up to fivefold plant growth and significant nitrogen fixation, with notes on suitable plants and early commercial adoption across Europe, the United States, and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Angene Gow
Wieke
Neily
Wurdenn
eBrythy
Bad Aleeren
Waa
Hultnor
United
Ataton Anmerica
Australia
Lucerne's Value Boosts Dairy Yields in Australia and New Zealand
Reported in a New Zealand and Australian dairy context, lucerne feeding raises milk output and farm profits. Noted farmers in New South Wales and Victoria document higher milk yields, with yearly income increases and substantial silage use. Comparisons to English and American dairy farms cited to illustrate potential gains from lucerne in irrigation-rich regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Quy
New South Wales
Raines Nathimg
Bacvhus
Anold Erin
New Zealand
A Brief Treatise on Fungus Diseases in Fruit Trees
The text outlines early methods for preventing and combating fungal diseases in fruit trees. It emphasizes starting preventive spraying in late fall after dormancy and using copper sulphate (Lluestonr) or copper sulphate formulations as the primary treatment. It notes rapid disease spread in winter and the limited cures once symptoms appear, urging early, repeated applications and careful pruning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pera
Waleas
Experiment on growing potatoes under straw tested in View District
An exploratory method of growing potatoes under straw is being tried at View District Hectd to assess its suitability in the climate. Early results show surface growth and rotting risks. prospects depend on weather, straw depth, and soil conditions, with comparisons planned against standard cultivation later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaun
View
America
Delot
Gyowitt
Waede
Melbourne
Dinidalupe
Ayel Ruhlay
Ube
The Tendency of Animal to Degenerate
The text argues that heredity inclines toward degeneration in inferior stock and that exposure and selective breeding influence outcomes. It claims humans can affect original averages by controlling breeding and environment, noting strong reliance on observed selection of inferior lines and the impact of care on progeny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessock
Cole
Stoedman
Crowe
New Zealand
Cure for a Kicking Con in Meckling Can Hinder Feats
Fragment reads as a damaged health note exploring remedies for kicking convulsions or cramps. It mentions milk, remedies, and withholding or fighting against a kicking problem. The garbled text references a possible method of restraint and notes uncertain outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Two Cows and Dairy Feeding Ration Notes
A garbled agricultural note discusses balancing rations for cows and sheep, emphasizing a complete feed using local fodder plants. It highlights the value of high quality forage, extended growing crops, and the aim to improve milk and meat production with a structured feeding plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aury
Syatmay
Laverge Jain
Seeing the farmer as a real artist in aging art
The piece argues the farmer's responsibility in knowledge and practice mirrors an artist. It emphasizes honesty, health, and adherence to farming laws, urging farmers to study right methods, avoid ignorance, and pursue accurate methods to improve soil fertility and crop outcomes. Strong entities: none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudeh
Amies
Myrler
Gian
Bis Farus
Mjenca
Farmavrs
Tenants Who Carry Off Their Farms
Tenants relocate farms with crops and buildings, taking soil and improvements when they move. The piece highlights French farmers who transport topsoil and infrastructure, leaving soil quality behind or transferring assets as tenancy ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Anaeis
Dairying in Germany well adapted to dairy farming
Germany maintains ample well watered prairies enabling dairy farming though not sufficient for all cattle dairying needs. Imports of forage occur yearly while butter cheese consumption rises. domestic cheese cannot meet demand, prompting large foreign cheese imports and a high value dairy output. Poor agricultural methods in Russia limit yields. primitive rotation and cultivation hamper soil health and crop diversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernary
Germany
Mondlomarda
Rusein
Pen Anita
Poumon
Unclear text outline on climate growth and plant response
Fragmented OCR passage discusses growth limits for a plant species across climates, referencing locations like Galt Ste Aumrey and Matai. Mentions depletion, vegetation suites, and generic ecological concepts without coherent narrative or identifiable events or names.
News in Brief from a Nineteenth Century Journal
A fragmentary news page records a flood of terse notes: a sports event with teams and a champion, royal mentions and a railway worker named Alexander Mason crushed in an accident, and various political and colonial items. Also noted are ship events, weather observations, a university document check, a jewellery theft, and court decisions with brief outcomes.
Dairying in China Reveals Limited Milk Use and Practices
A study of Amoy and surrounding regions notes Chinese dairying is minimal with cows seldom milked in front of customers and milk supply mainly from walking dairies. Goats and horses provide other dairy options while condensed milk expands acceptance. foreign interest and local production accompany limited local demand and evolving dairying knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimey
China
Carl Jale An H Arnold
Amey
Stefan Bor
Cale
Ban Ela
Chingi
Foochow
America
Manchuria
Yillazes
IV Empire
Amuy
Vinhtoen
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Fealaul
Jace
Henlay
Lucerne
Almort
Galt
Mabie
Sivine Beck
Busbauley Coburn
Tarte
Ste Ie Hether
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Pearem
Jace Nice
Twe
Aleasnder Mason
Gori
Perth
Minduss
Abe
cuEriee
Biborox
Leopold
Abby Holly
Blumjackere
Origi
UWE Pacific
Aisory Hintovens
W Ee Gladayar
Balgerina
Woalaniurter
Chang
Mar Frallen
Wid
London
Daw Uurinds
Panite
Maton
Dhnllinge
Smtuvstox Taal
Carkmell
Ransing Widfire
AI. Ponte
Swede-Upon-Tyehy
Yan the Chatadice
Indianapolin
Indiana
UWA
Kutuiidas
Hirange
Gralam
Dominion Sis6i Company
Chia
Dominion Coal Company
Canada
Gedros Tor
Admiralty
Aveaptal
von Aikion
Rompany
New York Poly Gio
Christwoas Aley
Mees
Rodney
Charlton
Vietra
Feree
Pinu
Ivers Tyar
Wish Am
Dwt
Neekin
Mie
Sever
Hatley
Teller
Droteet
Fremantle
Beverley
Alvary
Honider Court
Cetmwil
Cme
Amalgamated ‘Au Pioty
Osborne
Court of Appeal
Lebar
Apahall
Malabury
Comenrring
Hulsburp
James
Hereford
Tabor
Lord Atkinson
Lani
Como
Kbetive
Copesthien
Pecanark
Dr. Conk
Venice
Kalgoorlie
Hyervetum
Nestle
Bennington
Warrimatuel
Vic
Toronto
Strondanne
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