Woolclassing for Market Standards and Practices
The article outlines ideal wool classing methods including careful grading, piece picking, belly wool handling, and table and board rocks management. It stresses trained, first-class classifiers, accurate weighing, and thorough record keeping to maximize value and reduce losses, noting low wool prices tempt lax quality. It defends Australian Queensland wool as well prepared and calls for scientific classing to improve outcomes and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Salmon Gums sire lines spark sheep breeding drive
A South-East Sire program at Salmon Gums targets improved breeding with Hesired Thotta-bred rams from MYM Barker. Rival stud notes show careful wool handling, classing, and avoiding overskiering. The discussion stresses fleece quality, yield, color, and station versus grower needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Esperance
Hua McCattum
Clacemane
Wy Aieely
Ole Uty
Uavernny
Suedey
Australian dairy disease research drive gains broad backing
The Australian Dairy Cattle Research Association led by Dr AM Ros of Susiney proposes a nationwide program to study contagious mastitis and other infections. State committees form under a federal council with NSW, Victoria, and Queensland involvement. funding from Commonwealth Bank Rural Credits, NSW Primary Producers, and government departments seeks about £10,000 annually for five years. The plan pairs universities, veterinary institutes, and the Australian Veterinary Association to centralize contagion research at Victoria, Melbourne, and allied sites.
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Taylor
Susiney
Ier
Tly
Austrata
Autralian Dairy Courts
Heme
Commonwealth Bank
Rural Credits Development Fist
Primary Producers’ S of
New South Wales
New South Wales Department of Agriculture
Wrathe Ouch
State Department
Victoria
Sthonte Itawar
Iin Anatrasian Veterinary
Crane
Victorian Department of Awdure
University of Melbourne
Council of
Sewiific
Minnis
Theines Awa
Westardy Stu
Townsville
Max Minius
Nurriare Suneeon
Ato
Nericultural Society
Linviedd Prare
Glentell
Nsw
H.R Sedston
Gatenfield
Lamb Competition Export Trophy Rules Announced
The Royal Agricultural Society will close entries on May 1 for the perpetual Export Lamb Trophy. First prize is £300 with ten other awards. Entries must meet rules including up to three entries per exhibitor and minimum weights. Judges will assess lambs from specific weight classes with restrictions on breed and parentage.
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Slyshits
Robbie Jetty
Feliars
Manet
Bae
Jisigoe
Jidges
Royal Agriculliral Society
Anil
Labech
Hila
Notes and Queries on Poultry Health Tonic Mixture
A historical notice discusses essential inquirer notes on chicken health post moult and recovery. It touts Douglas mixture as a tonic for poultry, detailing preparation with Epsom salts and sulfuric acid, suggesting farm use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Epsom Sas
Country Party Notes Fighting Monopolists
The State Country Party Parliamentary Committee argues that tariffs protect monopolists and harm consumers. It attacks Labour for backing tariff protection while aiding industrialists, urging tariff reduction to revitalize industry and oppose monopolies. The piece cites Parliament debates and Canberra actions as context.
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aGtiger
Stevnie
Chan
Bederal
Canberra
Coantry Burts
Pune
Netle
Shamita Stoucney
Peoein
Wally Jaye
Farly
Australia
Excellenc Company
Sustealia
Labour Party
Pemary
Orly
Pineapple Growth in Western Australia Aiming for Self Sufficiency
Western Australia pursues independent pineapple and banana production to curb costly imports. Mr. Fraser reports Queensland pineapples outperform local fruit on a Wyndham tour. Efforts at Carnarvon and Armarail, with irrigation from the Gascoyne River, seek larger plantings and new storage, including jam and jelly from homegrown fruit.
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Joe Rewarkauie
Armarail ix
Queensland
Wyndham
Joh Fraser
Perth
Feaman
Cattermull
Gascoyne
Western
Australis
Cher
Courtray
Registration rules for apiaries under agriculture department
The text describes that apiaries must be registered with the Department of Agriculture and kept in separate records. Each apiary requires a responsible person to ensure lies are properly registered and maintained. Fees vary by colony count, with penalties for noncompliance. Applications should be made promptly to the department using the provided forms.
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Department of Agriculters
Sunshine House Notices at Cottesloe Beach
The Country Women's Association House Committee invites sisters to obtain access via the Matron Secretary. Rooms or flats can be arranged without board if needed. Contact Sunshine at Cottesloe Beach for details.
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Country Women's Association
Viele
Cottesloe Beach
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Commonwealth Savings Bank Service
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Research Association
Abel Ehudtreiah
Watt
Martius
Ivor
Mtaiarestu
Neaeras
Pieswal
Iran
Gundiran
Vasco
Runanlerabl
Ati Comlmary Chrawramnt
Hesse
Evel Ic
Vistek
Fie
Akitian
the Market Report
Ious
Tania
Cie
Pius
Agere
Uhlve Smite von Aeport
Sikes Wight van Eyd
Anas
Leon Natin
Moe Vibe
Turkey
Niall
Joe
Buia
Pte
LAMB
W. C. Angwin
Country Party
Roretik
Texwress
Eniuyers
Roy Tyrwar
Mr. White
Wwerl
Sonineliy
Alfred
Deak
Senkin
Barty
Fe Soilhire
Lang
Messrs
Lyons
Tawhany
State Country Party
Carnarvon
UPSON
McLean Bros. & Rigg Ltd
Iray
Pier St
Drabble Ltd
Claremont
Milligan Street
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