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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1936
Page
6
The article discusses using trees as windward screens to reduce water evaporation from open earthen tanks, aiding water retention for livestock. It notes dam maintenance, placement near paddocks, and timing for planting, with May to August as key months for soil and moisture management to protect stock and improve shelter.
Delays in ploughing orchards allow moisture to escape and hinder soil absorption, harming tree growth and fruit development. Prolonged inaction leads to poor root health, stunted top growth, and weak next-season yields. Proper cultivation is essential to maintain moisture and promote strong tree regulation.
Article discusses top-dressing with phosphate at the late autumn or early winter, to promote clover growth and seed abundance. It notes the method preserves pasture, aids future plant establishment, and reduces gaps between plants. warns against heavy stocking before runners are established to avoid damage.
Fragmentary OCR describes a windmill wind wheel and self oiling gear mechanisms. Notes on water supply for station tanks troughs and diesel engines. Mentions Southern Cross and future improvements.
An early technical note describes two methods for repairing galvanised corrugated iron water tanks. One coats the inside with wire netting and cement mortar. the other rebuilds with wire, covvering with concrete. Concrete tanks offer longer life but reduce capacity. guidance covers netting sizes, cement mix, tamping, and top fittings.
A veterinary pamphlet describes vaccination aims for bovine mammitis and prevention strategies including proper herd health checks, milking hygiene, and quarantine measures. It outlines preparing syringes, sterilizing bottles, and sanitary handling, emphasizing older cows calving and the need for careful, clean procedures to reduce infection risk.
The notice outlines the closing dates for applications for the artificial manure subsidy for the year ending June 30, 1086, extended to 1936, with a subsidy of 15 shillings per ton for qualifying artificial manure used in wheat production. Producers are urged to submit early to the Department of Commerce. Separately, instructions cover despatch of samples to the Jahracker Veterinary Research unit, with packing, delivery, and identification requirements, and the process for notifying owners and inspectors.
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