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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 30, 1937

Page

4

Varieties of wheat for different districts

The article notes farmers can boost yields and reduce effort by using only a few recommended varieties suited to their district. Zone listings detail sowing timings and varieties for central western slopes regions including Coonatarebran to Wellington and towns like Mudgee and Dunedoo, with grain only options and late sowing choices.

Nabawi Bencubbin Central Matong Manildra Cumnock Cudal Cargo Ford Waratah Tooraweensh Gulargambone Gilgandra Bumu Dubbo Wongaurbon Tomingley Baringa Dundee Benculobin Nabawa Geeralying Gubir

Cream Quality Decline Traced to Milking Pump Inlet

Field officers of the LDmebry Branch of the Department of Agriculture report a dairy cream quality issue from the far South Coast. A milking machine vacuum pump inlet valve area harbored objectionable smell, despite a clean line to the pump. After thorough cleaning the cream returned to choicest quality, underscoring that every source must be checked in cream deterioration.

Ldmebry Department of Agriculture Coe

Clean Up the Rearing Equipment on Poultry Farms

A strong emphasis on sanitation in poultry hatchery operations urges thorough cleaning and disinfection of brooders and interior fittings at season end. The entire brooder house, including floors and walls, should be scrubbed and sprayed with safe disinfectants to prevent contamination before the next hatching cycle.

Sheelie

Pink Eye in Sheep Treatment Guidance

Stock Branch of the Department of Agriculture recommends lotions for ophthalmia in sheep. Instructions describe preparing Sulpehete solution with water, iodine, and additional components, detailing administration, dosage intervals, and precautions for safe use. The text ends mid-sentence due to damaged OCR, but outlines eye infection care and follow up treatments.

Department of Agriculture

Fruit Waste Disposal Pit Promoted by Orchard Letter

An orchardist lauds a disposal pit with stands and cover for fruit waste. It saves time and labour, avoiding burning, burying, or bowled waste. The Department of Agriculture notes the pit as best for waste disposal and moth control, described in a leaflet “Fruit Flies, How to Save Your Fruit,” available free from Boxworth, QIPA, Sydney.

Department of Agriculture Departent of Agriculture Sydney

Proper sanitation in chicken rearing seasons urged

Farmers are advised to disinfect colony houses and pens between seasons. Clean and disinfect after use, replenish feed oil, and prep new materials to prevent disease. Treat weaning pens similarly, remove waste, and keep gear clean to reduce future chick losses.

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Ford 1938 Model 10 car appeals to women drivers

The 1938 Ford "10" is pitched as a roomy, easy to drive big car suited to women. It features a comfortable leather upholstered interior, adjustable driver's seat, light steering, and a low fuel consumption claim of up to 40 miles per gallon. Large rear luggage space and practical touches aim to attract female owners.

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When to stack lucerne hay in damp seasons

Lucerne hay stacking depends on leaf dryness and stem sap. If stems are moist or sap present, avoid stacking. Bring in hay when crisp and dry, not when dead or damp. Open storage with rain protection and loose stacks is recommended. shed storage offers less protection.

Leo Bali

Retort Court Equis Retort In Witty Exchange

A terse courtroom exchange features a barrister sneering at a witness who retorts with a sharp on oath remark about being bound by the oath and responding to the implied insult. The dialogue underscores tensions in the testimony.

Proper Eye Disease Treatments Cited by Department

A fragment describes eye disease treatment using lotions to apply under the lids and reach all parts of the eye. Two or three applications at intervals of a few days can control early stages. Fuller information on the treatment is not freely obtainable from the Department.

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Hay Stacks Fire Hazard Underscored By Drying Conditions

A historical note warns that feeding hay can ignite if stacks are built improperly. Foundation poles needed for ventilation, and center height must be kept high to prevent from sides. Heavy damp crops and poor drying raise spontaneous combustion risk. some cases burn only partially or char the top layer.

Advantages of Silage Over Hay for Fodder Conservation

An Agricultural Gazette article by the Chief Instructor of Agriculture outlines the benefits of pit silage over hay in inland districts. Silage provides succulent, laxative feed during dry periods, lowers fire risk and insurance costs, protects against pests, stores crops in showery weather, enables use of unsuitable or weedy crops, destroys weed seeds, and saves storage space.

The Agricultural Gazette

Control of Grub Pests Top-Dressing Pasture Advice

In pasture grub control the recommended measure is top-dressing with 1 cwt superphosphate per acre. It will not kill grubs but helps pastures recover after rain and reduces dense grass cover that aids infestation. White curl grubs prefer grasses. superphosphate boosts clover growth, aiding pasture carrying capacity even if grasses are affected.

Silage vs Hay Fodder for Balanced Ration

A historical note explains that silage stores more digestible matter per cubic foot than hay, with less nutrient loss when properly conserved. Ceres silage is not a complete feed and lacks protein, while lucerne hay provides strong protein. To balance rations, increase lucerne area and supplement silage with protein rich fodder.

Ceres

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