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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
20
The article discusses careful heat management for brooding chicks, noting early warmth is essential and brooder size, ventilation, and aperture design influence temperature retention. It warns against relying solely on chick behavior to gauge heat and recommends daytime brooder heating with proper thermometers and staged relighting to prevent nighttime cold.
A petition led to proclaiming Wheat as a commodity under the 1947-81 act. The poll will be by postal vote on Friday July 27. Returning papers must reach the officer by 5 pm. Voting is compulsory under penalty. Returning officer: Director of Marketing, State Marketing Bureau, Department of Agriculture.
An old advertisement touts Mirpil Bkin Balm as a cure for rough chapped skin from washing, dirty clothes, and windburn. It promises relief for sunburn and after shaving use and directs readers to The W. H. Comstock Co. Ltd in Sydney for purchase at 1/8 per bottle.
Sheep and Wool Branch of the Department of Agriculture urges timely wool sorting and classing to lift profits. The advice covers best timing, culling standards, and the importance of breed quality, with officers offering free guidance and district visits to small holders.
This season, 4,299,564 tons of wheat have been received at railway sidings in the Junee railway district. Another 2,888,742 bags have never been despatched.
The article argues for preliminary ploughing in spring to prepare land, improve soil texture, and protect young crops. It stresses timely cultivation to loosen soil, combat hardenings from rain, and ensure food depth beneath seedbeds, noting benefits of warm wind and reduced later work.
An Agriculture Bureau speaker argues that modern high producers differ greatly from past generations and that farming must evolve with conditions. He notes old practices like spring carts and kitenn fat are obsolete and praises high priced modern methods, urging readers to consult Department of Agriculture bulletins.
A discussion on designing economical cattle rations in New South Wales dairy districts. Emphasizes balanced palatable fodders, rotation of crops, and the role of green pastures and bulky feeds to maintain digestion and milk yield. Notes adaptability to lactation stages and individual cow digestive power.
The article notes Wool and leather researchers in Torridan report progress on absorbing wool fiber with new treatments to create durable, crack resistant fabrics. It mentions collaboration with boat makers and anti cracking aims, highlighting a 18 Wis report and expected cost improvements.
The article instructs gardeners to rotate crops, space plants four inches apart, and use light and air to prevent disease. It recommends weekly spraying from early stages and removing diseased plants immediately to curb wilt and infections.
Testator who was a widow died intestate valued at £2 10s 6d for the benefit of his relatives at Coolamusdrs and Jindulde, yet the document reads as a damaged title and unclear beneficiaries.
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