Citrus Bud Selection For Profitable Orchards
An analysis of citrus bud selection stresses that proper grafting, soil, fertilisation, and climatic factors are key to grove profitability. Research from the U S Department of Agriculture in Riverside will demonstrate how precise practices bridge nursery methods and market success for growers observing essential criteria.
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Ecm
Iit
Shames
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Porl
Australian Hawarra short worm impact on dairy stock
An analysis warns buyers that cattle stock quality hinges on breeding and disease resistance. It notes Australian Hawarra Shorthorn cattle thrive in Western Australian conditions, balancing constitution with high milk yields, while poor budwood from off type trees causes costly disappointments in citrus groves near Santa Ana and across farms.
Mining notes from Pilbarra goldfield report April output
April yield across Pilbarra goldfield totals 37 895 fine ounces from various mines including Bamb oo Creek and Nul lagen area. Notable results include Manolis 1 977 fine ounces from 13 tons and Talgatly Jub 515 ounces. mining activity at Widgiemooltha and Leonora Central shows ongoing development, water management, and potential high grade sulphides with major financiers showing interest.
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Pilbarra Goldfield
Vis Goldfeld
Ate Battery
Bamboo Creek
Jamous Creek State
Wea WA
Nest of Morthi Corunna Downs
Tae Fon
Thorley
Talgatly
Manolis
Yandicoogina
AL Yaukoogina
Nullagine
Sipss
Mesquite Creek
Ameeratharra
Jurchinon
Alberts
Slisnes
Aenial
Wan Wavertia
Elle
Meekatharra
Vt Commies
Ni Frabali Minime
Dureetle
Mare
Aladdin
Naneie ‘Rau Swotinotsis
Leonora Central GM. CO
Leonora Cemvial Gould Minning Co
Widgie
Wwioakina
Unclear fragmentary notice from historic paper
The readable text is damaged and contains garbled phrases and names. It mentions an application to a Secretary and references locations and dates that are partially legible, indicating a missing or uncertain public notice item from a historic page.
Lime applications and farm notes on calf weight report
The article discusses lime use for soil health and acidity control, detailing application rates and timing. It includes a farm note about a calf born at Denvrifte Ratate weighing 501 pounds but dying, with the dam described as a five dairy Bharthorn and the calf weight compared to normal expectations.
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Denvrifte Ratate
Wirt
Dairy Competition Report for Zone 6 Show
The Australian Dairy Coowell reports Zone 6 results from the Tas Tamworth area, led by listings of top cows and district entrants. It notes increased silage and hay yields, higher cow milk production, and rising interest in dairy farming initiatives with emphasis on feed efficiency and stock care.
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Clairman J. Se Weer
Australian Dairy Coowell
le. J. ML Macfarlane
Dairying
A.K. Baron Moy
Zong
Bridge
Lia
Sluwirman
West Australias
Dairy Councal
J ML Maetariane
Mabec
Han ‘Nde
Foivel Trou
Dairy Fog
AG. Ki
Maron Hay
Autre Nurrogin
Vie Julyy van Me
H. G, Elliott
Ges Vrullaal
Pointe
Mym
Metsingall
Mile
A. Braxer
K. White
Beotl
Ballingyy
A. Wright
Hallagup
Wally
Watingup
Bros
Noggeray
Tim Judge
W. Simex
Thievata Bialimeatt
Ueraige
Anna
Registration enforcement warning amid late tire tax notices
The Agriculture Department reports renewed attention on delinquent registrations and urges owners to comply to avoid penalties. Defaulters face action, with emphasis on timely registration and potential consequences for failing to meet the August deadline.
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Tirestor of Agriculture
St. J. Burion
Raul Slaityates
Admvins Jr
Department
Trade with U S A and Australia in 1930s figures
The article outlines Australia’s trade with the United States and the United States’ purchases from Australia during 1934 and 1935. It cites average yearly trade balances around £25 million to £28 million, with seven months showing £7.8 million in imports and £1.3 million in exports. It lists U S imports by category including tobacco, lubricants, petrol, motor components, instruments, drugs, and textiles, totaling over £1.04 million in value.
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Bincy
Australia
Caites Staten
Aeralla
United States
Prom
Apoce
Willy
Ian
Woot
Review highlights WA mining and agricultural interests
The June issue of West Australian Mining and Commercial Review contains articles for agriculturists and industry readers. It covers gold Aerial Geophysical Survey of auriferous areas and a five page review of conflicts in WA mining plus future prospects. It lists works by Hylton Ro and G L Sutton and notes WA Secondary Industries. Subscriptions offered by the office agent.
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West Australan Mining and Commercial Review
W.A
Ro Hylton
G. L. Sutton
Wa.a
Hawke
Empi
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Millars
Jarrah
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Andy Saree
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U.S.A
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the Westralian Farmers Ltd
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