Challenges in Understanding Farm Fertility Outlook
The piece argues farmers misjudge coil fertility building as a season after a drought and overlook long term gains. It notes financial institutions push for quick returns, while pasture degeneration and mismanaged rainfall areas threaten future vegetation and sustained farming across the state.
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Pyajeete Resternuily
Cabbage Butterfly Declared Threat to Vegetables
New South Wales officials warn that the cabbage butterfly Pieris rapae and the Argentine ant threaten local vegetables including cabbage broccoli cauliflower lettuce and onions. A Victorian import certificate may be required to prove vegetables from Victoria are free of pests before entry into NSW.
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Lupins as Soil Renovators Considered by Agriculture Dept
A plant breeder from the Department of Agriculture discusses lupins as potential soil renovators amid declining fertility. The piece covers New Zealand blue lupin, yellow lupin, alkaloid content, feed safety, and Western Australian suitability, noting issues in seed production and past attempts to develop alkaloid-free varieties.
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Pompe and Wash Mixtures For Housefly Control
A historical notice describes a pump treatment using specific wash mixes to control houseflies. It outlines timing for spraying, preparation steps, and cautions about when to apply the solution, noting the appearance of spores and the reappearance of pests in fields. The notice is signed SPENCER MADTREDD.
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Panini Agi
Seed Longevity Of Native Grasses In Sydney Climate
A study records longevity and apparent dormancy of several native grasses stored under Sydney like conditions. Seeds of Panicum antidotale native millet Paspalian halytiennn and Myechonis seniunmaal ure were tested at the University of Sydney laboratory to observe viability during warm humid summers and moderately humid winters.
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Department of Agricultury
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Mycotic dermatitis outbreak in sheep suspected in farms
Reports describe a mycotic dermatitis or "neabby back" outbreak among sheep, with wool clumping and hard ingrown mats. Affected animals show widespread infection. isolation and destruction of infected carcases advised. shearing delayed until after healthy wool removed and lumpy wool burnt.
Dominions and India Prepare Immediate War Effort
The document outlines a rapid imperial response with pilots en route to England and operations tied to RAF plans in France. It notes aircrews and aircraft are prepared for dispatch, with Hyderabad's funding and Bengal’s expansion cited. The report mentions fighter aircraft, aviation gear, and a quadrupling of the Indian force amid mounting tensions.
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France
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PIGS AND PORK Oil Sprays for Lice on Pigs from Hawkbury College
A study on lice control for pigs favors oil sprays as the most effective method. An emulsified oil emulsion diluted with water achieves economy and spreadability. Use a spray pump to apply the emulsion quickly and evenly over the pigs, including difficult breeders.
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Angel
Hawkbury Agricultural Cotlege
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