Agricultural Notes On Root Growth From Superphosphate Trials
A historical report reviews Waser Experiment plots near Firbank assessing superphosphate effects on wheat root penetration depths, moisture access, and overall vigor. Observations show deeper root systems and improved drought resilience in fertilised crops versus unmanured plots, with varietal differences and implications for soil moisture capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YNZ Vrnfinski Wail
Sydney University
Waser
Alfred
Firbank
Manuring of Fruit Trees and Best Practices
Orchard growers urge universal adoption of manuring to boost yields. The article describes experiments showing nutrient applications increase returns for peaches, strawberries, and bananas, noting variable responses by species and weather. It highlights trials on different rootstocks, soil types, and irrigation, emphasizing careful testing and dissemination through the Department of Agriculture.
Co operation and the new cooperative act details
The article outlines the cooperative movement in New South Wales and explains the Cooperative Societies Act. It stresses preparation before forming societies, the need for facts and figures, eligibility for inaugural meetings, and stringent registration requirements to ensure lawful operation and credit access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunil Wales
Leadilresd
Registrar of Co-operative Societies
Ariel
Water Supply Methods For Bee Keeping And Pond Care
The article discusses water practices for beekeeping and poultry shelter during wet weather. It details techniques to prevent drowning of bees by providing a permanent water supply, installing shaded water jars, and covering water with boards. It also mentions using gravel or pebbles in water troughs to allow bees to sip without submerging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heike
Sydney’s illuminated federation night sparks urban debate
In a bustling Sydney scene, crowds flood these streets to view city lights celebrating federation. Observers, including Mr Ramsay and Mr Murgatroyd, clash over public spending and political machines, debating utopian Single Tax ideas versus federation’s real outcomes as crowds disperse after a long evening.
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New South
Sydney
General. Post
Martin Place
Moorestreet
Pittstreet
George-street
Macquarie-street
Kingstreet
Central Railway Station
Circular Quay
Aden
Murgatroyd
Australia
Sock Rile
Mr. Murgacule
Tye Dalance
Sydney Harbour
Vouc
Amiri
Castlereagh-ateeet
Hotel Autralia
Wilson
Mr. Murgatro
Mr. Ramsay
Ramsay
Paris
Tle
Longfellow
Thad
Mr. Morestroyd
Prince Alfred
Duke of Edinburgh
Anderey
Jmight
Jack Pertuye
Murgutyoyd
Kanreau
Werion
Victoria
New South Wales
Shepherd
Nea
Moe
Tose
Corine
Mr. Murgairord
Mr. Wilson
Russwell
Hradley
Mr. Murgatroyd
Mr. Mursarroy
Mr Ramsay
Mr. Mar
Alread
Me Murgatroyd
Elie
Murgatrosd
Pracmel
Dairy ad campaign hints at Australian butter branding
A garbled 19th century dairy notice discusses Australian butter packing, branding, and retailer printing to appeal to English grocers. It notes usurping Western import trends, with emphasis on wrappers branded Australia and full packaging details to cut waste and misbranding.
Tea bill costs and free word on grocer’s bill scene
A 1920s style plea about high living costs and a sales pitch for Bushella Tea promising economy and strength. The ad touts a multi refined tea free from dust and dust-free blending with claims of forty extra cups per pound and superior liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busbelle
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