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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
7
A Victorian Journal of Agriculture essay compares a cow to a locomotive, detailing how continuous feeding and warmth drive milk output. It explains nitrogenous and non nitrogenous nutrients, heat from oxidation, and neural control of body heat, arguing protective warmth boosts feed-to-milk efficiency.
Silage offers security and profit for NSW farmers by conserving fodder. It can be made anywhere by dairymen horse breeders and sheep owners, is inexpensive simple and stores indefinitely. Proper silo placement feeding safety against mouldy feed and maximizing material in stack are advised.
Government pamphlets offer guidance on feeding and rearing poultry and include a poison mix for sparrows. The Department of Agriculture promotes free publications on silos, silage, and year round green fodder, urging poultry farmers to request materials via the Under Secretary and Director.
The Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co Ltd outlines the June wool sales starting Tuesday with 73,000 Sydney lots and a large catalog including New Zealand wools. Anticipates market gain as delayed clips are offered, with rounds through June and a July small series to complete season. Prices for rabbit skins, sheeppking, hides, and other wools noted, plus London wage news signaling improving textile demand and steadier wool markets.
The report covers tallow prices with declines of 10 to 20 per ton for inferior grades while prime descriptions held. Rabbit skins improved on average, with heavy hides lower in some lots. Wool values rose for merino pieces and locks, while burry and family parcels lagged. Outlook remains buoyant for the season with mills needing raw wool. Sydney prices show varied gains across weights and hides.
The Country Promotion League announced winter fruit window displays in Sydney from July 24 to 20. With cooperation from country centres and city retailers, displays will feature citrus and other winter fruits. A July event replaces February’s Production Week. A three silver trophy prize will honor best case of citrus for export. Entries close July 15.
J. G. Carveth offers a walky order for the first prize against all competitors at the Wellington Bhow event held near the post office. Address appears as Opp. Post Office, connected to Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for children's hacking cough.
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