Grain bulk handling gains support at Halablava Institute
A report to farmers highlights the Aurora adjustable silo and bulk handling system by Bilo Company Ltd as boosting efficiency, reducing labor, and cutting losses. The device, assembled in modular 2 ft sections, stores up to 500 bags per unit and deters theft, with easy season-to-season reassembly.
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Seth Ott Ely
Silo bulk handling eyed to cut grain losses and labor
The article describes bulk grain storage via silos with on farm transport to rail lines, using elevators and wagons, reducing labor from four to one worker and cutting loading time. It notes government and private Co operative efforts in Victoria and New South Wales, costs, rail and shipping considerations, and farmer cooperation as key to implementing silo systems.
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Halablava Institute
Gavuriay
B.A
Bilo Company, Ltd
Willian
Victoria
New South Wales
Berestt
Aleon
Mattar
Ate Grain Bill Company, Ltd
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South Wales
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Splanca and Industry
Royal Society of London
Commonwealth
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Australia
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H. M. Tock
Comparisons on grain handling methods and losses in NSW
The Melbourne Age report contrasts Canadian and Australian handling of grain. It cites wartime storage losses from rats and weevils, estimates NSW losses at £1,425,000, and calculates modern bulk handling would have saved £9,392,350, outlining a total project cost of £3,707,359 and potential capacity gains.
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Melbourne Age
Australia
New South Wales
Foul Breath and Digestive Misery Plague Old Friends and Farmers
The article mocks foul breath as a social repellent and links it to digestive issues. It cites Dr Morae's Indian Root Pills as a cleansing remedy. It then shifts to agricultural data on Australia's and Canada's wheat harvests, prices, and handling costs, detailing bushels, storage, and export figures across years and markets.
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Pervonal
Morae
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