Agricultural and Pastoral Notes for the Land Weekly
Weekly rural column titled Agricultural and Pastoral Notes offers practical tips for farming and livestock care. Covers crop timing, manure management, weather guidance, and market observations aimed at farmers and homesteaders. Readers gain concise actionable advice drawn from regional farming patterns and seasonal cycles.
Agricultural soy beans and legume crops in postwar farming
The report outlines soy bean trials across districts from Rivertoa to Oberon, noting strong growth and usefulness for grazing, with farmer L. Weller reporting height growth and Emm Syramp praising bean cultivation. It discusses postwar reductions in legume acreage, calls for summer pests and yields pamphlets, and covers medical guidance on treating cereal poisoning in animals and safe recovery steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Hole
Auwauni
Rivertoa
Glen Tues
SR. Crawford
Emm Syramp
Maine
Meu Lomond
Cruckwell
Gallow
Trail
Tarana
Oberon
L. Weller
Ben Lomond
Seanon
Averion Legamimons
United States
Department of Agriculture
Bridge-street
Sydney
Clovers in Fasfalum Pastures
Report discusses clovers in falmum pastures including white Dutch and perennial red clover. Emphasizes benefits to pasture quality and livestock feed while noting risks from weather and pasture management. Mentions ongoing farmer efforts in Marl en, Maying and South Cartduixviney to seed and improve forage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Hin Mens
Live Stock Illness in Harvest Season Causes Distress
The stock keepers report frequent findings of sick animals during harvest. Symptoms include dull appetite abdominal pain vomiting and rapid collapse. The illness worsens with wheat consumption and can lead to death despite attempts at relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Ageteulst
Poultry Disease Troubles From Poor Rearing Methods
The Poultry Expert of the Department of Agriculture notes that hatching and rearing troubles in chicken farming are costly but largely preventable. Poor ventilation, wrong temperatures, and mismanaged brooders contribute to disease, while proper methods and hygienic conditions offer the best path to healthier flocks and higher yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Lomet
Department of Agriculture
Parasites of Poultry Control Points and Methods
The article discusses poultry parasites as weather turns warm, focusing on red mite and fowl tick, and outlines control methods. It covers painting perches with kerosene tar, kerosene emulsion sprays, and limiting infestation by cleaning roosts. It notes body lice reside on birds and under tail roots, with treatment emphasizing sulfur dust and kerosene caution.
Beekeeping Method for Introducing Queens to Colonies
An article explains a method for introducing a new queen to a colony using a brood-filled center with honey frames on each side, a screened hive, and timed steps. It outlines preparation, clipping the queen, transportation, and release, noting conditions that affect success and avoiding swarming periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apiary
Wil
The Meaning of Co operation
A clipped extract notes how Ske emphasizes patience sympathy and understanding to build cooperation among his circle and neighbors in daily actions. A Judge’s line warns that cooperation sans these traits risks failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ske
Patince
Devine
The Sin of Philip Sephton Chapter IL Continued
Earnshaw reveals despair to Sephton and Maud Abinger's betrayal unfolds. Sephton grave, schemes rescue of his friend by keeping Maud from ruin, while Maud accepts flight with her lover. In Paris, Sephton ends their liaison and pledges loyalty to Boyd, vowing to guard his friend’s work and honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnstow
Ae Tt
Boyd Earnshaw
Maud Abinger
Earnshaw
Maud
Leqshton
Graciois
Phil
Philip Sephton
Sephton
Boyd
Earnchaw
Phill
Mes
Nan
Randall Dawton
Boyd Esrashaw
Sephron
Mand
Corteanas Denice
Sephion
Philip
Bert Earnshaw
Senhios
Philip Sephten
Mra Earnshaw
London
Mr. Barachan
Emher
Tandon
Randall Dawson
Suplitan
Weamust
Welk
Philly Sephton
Philip Levhton
Maud Bateshaw
Paris
Philip Stohton
Hint
Mrs Asquith on Mussolini and other quotes
A collage of quotes from Law son Magazine Savannah News Philadelphia Record Punch and Table Talk Melbourne, reflecting public figures opinions and humorous observations. The items mention Mussolini eyeing life voice courtesy and remarks about governance weather and transit posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Asquith
Mussolini
Lawson Magazine
Doctors Endorse Tea For Vitality And Calm
The medical authority Dr. Saleeby praises tea for boosting energy and aiding disease resistance. He says good tea supports hard mental work, calms worry, and yields a sense of well being when prepared properly. Austells Blue Label Tea is promoted as pure, dust-free, and top grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saleeby
Prsfdind
Cevlog
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Armeback
Crete
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Abeia
Sre
Tom Gallon
Savannah News
Tom Yroseart
Ielphia Record
Riverside
Melb