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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1941
Page
7
Farmyard manure should be weeded with discretion where fauna are concerned. It sometimes attracts insects and accumulates yearly. Weed seeds enter with farmyard manure, and many troublesome weeds come in this way. Decent application avoids pest problems. best use is to form a compost with leaves grass cuttings loam and sand.
The article explains honey preparation from nectar to sealed comb cells. Bees begin with nectar in the honey stomach, then house bees reduce moisture and add minerals until density is right. Sealing marks readiness. rushing extraction risks fermentation and market trouble.
Spotted wilt affects many plants beyond tomatoes including nasturtium dahlia lettuce and zinnia. Symptoms vary by species with yellowing leaf spots stunting and mosaic markings. Sanitation advised: remove infected plants sweep area, wash hands, prune and destroy weeds and monitor early growth stages.
The fragment discusses coating parts that contact heated surfaces to minimise rust damage where rusting is slight. It notes that confirming advice for sternal surfaces is not possible from the readable text.
The loss of organic matter in orchard soils grows with ongoing cultural practices and excess aeration. Apply fibrous dressings of animal manure from earliest planting to maintain or increase humus. Manure dressings up to five tons per acre are advantageous when available. Regular manure collection, stacking, and urine recovery improve benefits. if stacking is impractical, clean stables and spread manure on the orchard.
The excerpt discusses milk from newly calved cows and specifies that milk drawn within fifteen days before and five days after calving should not be mixed with the herd’s remaining milk. It notes calf welfare requires early milk, up to five days, and mentions clot formation as a sign of coagulation.
A NSW weed control primer invites landholders to obtain a sixty six page booklet from the Department of Agriculture in Sydney. It stresses weed control as a duty to self, neighbours, and the State, and promises up to date guidance on handling the weed problem.
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