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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1936
Page
6
Poultry keepers face multiple factors reducing egg production in heat. Careful feeding, ample fresh water, and proper ventilation are crucial to prevent digestive issues, water contamination, and heat stress. Ensure water vessels stay clean and easily accessible, with adequate air flow to avoid high mortality in young and adult birds.
The report discusses how uniform wool strength and quality depend on feeding and parasite pressure. It notes that wool through the skin may soften and tenderness varies with nutrition, season, and management. Sudden changes in feed can trigger poorer growth and tender wool, with young lambs and ewes showing variable outcomes under stress.
Fragmentary text discusses old customs of a gentleman walking beside a lady to protest harsh tram experiences from gas vehicles and muddy streets. It notes road conditions, lack of kerb or pavement, and general manners in past times, with scattered references to riders, wheels, and cleanliness.
A historical notice explains forage poisoning linked to moldy hay straw and preserved fodder in New South Wales. It details how saprophyte microbes grow in warm moist fodder, conditions favoring the disease, and dangers of moldy silage. It notes silage is generally safe when properly prepared but warns against moldy layers and exposed pits.
A lengthy report outlines air sowing of crops in Russia, claiming over 1,000,000 acres freed from pests and disease. It praises early sowing, even distribution, and reduced need for ground operations while detailing equipment, methods, and observed benefits for crops like wheat, barley, oats, and corn.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss Department of Agriculture recommendations for oat varieties and related topics. Names and places are garbled, but references to oats, agriculture, and state involvement are present.
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