Winter Pest Kill Advice for Fruit Orchards
Agricultural guidance urges farmers to target pests during winter by destroying hibernating larvae on trunks and in cracks. Clean up windfalls, dip gear, and apply pine oil to trunks to kill hibernating larvae and prevent spring broods, reducing future damage. Poultry can aid in cleanup after harvest to boost pest control.
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Epchin
Couitryman
Tne
Orchardist Ag
USA
Butter And Cheese Equalisation Estimates For May
May proposals on butter and cheese equalisation are outlined. Text notes experimental stage of treatment and difficulties in penetrating the tails of the market, with no firm conclusions yet.
Prosecution Over Orchard Registration Under Plant Diseases Act
The Minster for Agriculture released an April report on prosecutions for failing to register orchards. The Director explains prosecutions began only after due notice and that actions target all districts fairly. The aim is to protect a valuable industry worth millions, with inspectors noting many registrants did not comply.
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Minster For Agriculture
B. J. S. Wise
Director of Agriculture
Law Seholdery
Department
I Syeetor
qHiawe
Feeding Pigs in Denmark Report on Feed Effects
There has been much discussion in the anticultural press about pig feed values. Danish experts report long tests showing pasteurized milk fed pork posed no penalty to flesh. A Copenhagen test found pork from pigs fed on erin and milk superior in color odor and firmness.
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Statinng
Denmark
Copenhagen
Erin
Kalgoorlie Mining Lodes Show Payable Cale Schist
District reports describe Kalgoorli lodes in cale schist tested on the 14th to 17th levels with payability indicated. Whitfield notes vertical development on Union Jack and related leases with ore from 200 to 960 feet and a 1400 foot length, as exploration discusses faulted segments and widening lodes.
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Bore Hale
Whitfield
Croesus Proprietary
South Kalgurh
Banz Company
Kalurli
Methourne Metenpentaseithe Producers' Association Urges Licensing
The Methourne Metenpentaseithe Producers' Association calls for shar taille bars in Methourae to be freighted under licensing rules. Dairy supervision aims to ensure that milk and cream sold to the public meet quality standards and remain within the metropolitan area under the Mille Board Act provisions.
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Methourne
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