Plant Poisoning Among Sheep in Drought Conditions
A historical note on plant poisoning risks for sheep during drought, highlighting that many forage plants may contain prussic acid and kill stock. Warns that some plants are poisonous under certain conditions, urges cautious feeding and limited access to unknown plants, and mentions kurrajong as a noted cause of mortality in sheep. Includes names of plants and general cautions for flock managers.
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Nora
Pasonius Plavix
Woods
Tuehais Tosh
Bern
Wis
Feeding and Housing of Pigs in Poor Farm Conditions
District veterinary officials condemned pig feeding and housing practices on the North Coast. They warned that insanitary conditions encourage disease and parasite spread, risking serious welfare and production losses. The report urges better farm management and sanitation, with Department of Agriculture seeking further guidance and free literature on pig-keeping.
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Department Agriculture
Nort
Nath
Als
Vnl
Aliscinun
Tun Tels Department of Agricultuy
Bo Aga
P.O
Sydney
A J Bayly Thornton Wellington Agent For Stern Insurance
A. J. Bayly Thornton of Wellington is listed as agent for Stern Assurance with moderate charges. The notice notes income tax returns compilation and general insurance services. Contact telephone 123 is provided for business inquiries and attendance.
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Thornton ST. Wellington
Stern Assurance
Goldsbrough
Mort & CO
Ali
The Farm Home Bottling of Fruit and Decay Prevention
A departmental pamphlet advises strict cleanliness and proper sterilization in fruit and vegetable bottling. It explains that molds yeasts and bacteria exist in air water and soil and must be killed by correct heating while preventing reinfection through airtight containers and proper sealing. Continuous boiling and careful jar seals are emphasized to avoid spoilage and ensure safety.
Wholesale Stock Foods and Medicines Registration Rules
NSW moves to require all wholesale dealers in stock foods and medicines to register within 30 days of the act taking effect. Fees scale by applications, with up to £6 for stock foods and up to £8 for medicines. labels must show dealer name and address, product details, ingredients, analysis, and foreign content limits. Packaging and invoices must list materials used, and medicines must display registration numbers and labeling as required by regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Department of Age
Ite
Agricultural Research Funding Debate Highlights Private Investment
Dr. R V Noble argues U S private enterprise has spent heavily on agricultural research in recent years while public funds lag behind. The discussion notes rising appropriations for agricultural and allied institutions, with estimates claiming substantial returns from public investment and calls for greater federal and state support for agricultural research.
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U.S.A
United States
R.v. Noble
Department of Agriculture
Australia
Persarmel
Amy
Isenes
Trespass Notice Caution on Katelin Property
Trespass notice warns that any future trespassing on Katelin property will be prosecuted. Signed by Bpencer Maddrell and dated 96/9/87, indicating enforcement and cancellation of permissions.
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G. Hollow
Poultry Rearing Equipment Clean-Up and Sanitation
The Department of Agriculture emphasizes cleaning and disinfecting poultry rearing equipment and exterior runs between flocks. Thorough scraping of residue, disinfection, and weed removal reduce disease spread and improve chick health, while soil and worm infestation control aids thriving poultry.
Heavy Canadian Crops Near Record Figures
Canadian agriculture outlook signals record or near record crops. Wheat totals around 880 million bushels with oats and barley rising, flax at 3.469 million bushels, hay and clover up 399 thousand tons, and overall gains over 1919 and 1938 figures.
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Secon
Dairy husbandry warns against infection through milking methods
A health notice warns that milk from cows can carry bacteria if milking practices are improper. It notes cows lying down may spread contamination via teat secretions and advises dairymen to wash and dry hands and equipment promptly between milkings to prevent infection and contamination.
Bees and Honey Overcautiousness in Bee Management
A historical note discusses cautious honey extraction amid uncertain seasons. It cites Southern district observations on summer inspections, quantities expected, and the risk of stressing colonies. The text implies improper timing reduces production and warns against aggressive extractions.
Prevention of Soil Erosion at Central Western Farmers Meet
A conference of central western district farmers heard accounts of veil erosion problems and the need for diversified farming methods. An agricultural instructor urged broader practices to curb erosion and stock rise, citing wind erosion and pasture management as key issues. One elder farmer in Riverina shared a long term policy of moving from a field to reduce erosion, noting no erosion trouble and steady property gains under that method.
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Central Western
Riverina
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A. J. Bayly
R.A. Brown
Wellington
WEW Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Company
le Cada
Albert
Gacular Quay
Feemees &Graziers BY Company Limited
Agricultural Research
Suimer
Wwet
HNL
AHL
Aluien
T Everett
H. C. Rembard & Co
Maughan St. Wellington
Ferguson
Hullick & Coy
Percy Street
Royal Hotel
ATE Co. Trv. Ltd
Morley Av
Rossbury
Sad
Melbourne
Adglalds
Porth
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Welling Hinkken
Letan
Avery
Yyere House
Hrhugr
Ormeey
Heaneh Cire
Yuas
Ais
AMD
TU Leeda Sane
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