Gland Grafting in Cattle Stud Mints Bellows Foreign Feats
A fragment outlines cattle gland grafting experiments led by Leighton in Banyule and Moquett journals. It notes Minuet at Banyule sent stud cows to perform grafts, claims grafted animals retain vigor for five years, and references French researchers such as Girms and Leighton in dairy cattle studies.
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King Place
Avon
Banyuley
Banyuleie
Keighton Dines
Morrisett
Laky
Macquarie
Minuet
Banyult
Don
Ph Vipera
Alan Hatbye
Vordwulf
Jo Girms
Fiji
Smee Ark
Austratia
Leighton Fenes Vii Moees
Minnequar
Mega Joe
Teeders
Dairy Cnttle
Land Settlement Debate Prompts Broad Reform Talk
MedB Cromain, former chairman of the Metropolitan Meat Industry, advocates a comprehensive nationwide settlement scheme and warns the government to reconsider policy. He calls for a wide closer settlement and questions the viability of the current plan amid proposed large scale resettlement and economic pressures.
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Medb
Cromain
I Metropolitan Meat Industry
Ivard
Wagan
Wenviele TV
Tie Gavertiniwnt
Ford the Favour Owing Varieties of Wheat Sowed
The government statistician Waites reports area sown to 10 wheat varieties in the 1990-37 season, noting close totals and a comparison of popularity versus last season. The table indicates overall wheat area for the season and highlights shifts in variety uptake.
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Waites
Ford
Dundee
Baring
Murahall
Riverina
Canberra
Awit Unian
Rajah
Gresley
Kitty Curr
Duchess
Oath
Oath Gullen .Ath Clarendon
Cleveland
Fragmented OCR note on feast path and directions
The text appears as an OCR fragment describing a feast that does not leave the fi through hhe end and mentions left or right hand Emte. Specific details are unclear due to corrupt transcription.
Petty Spurge Feeding Tested for Poultry Danger
A Cumberland study reports feeding petty spurge Euphorbia peplus to two white lowhorn corkers showed little appetite for the plant and no ill effects after four days. Birds ate small amounts, totaling 150 and 130 grams mixed with pollard, but the plant did not harm or threaten the flock.
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Cumberland
Glenfield
Sheep parasite control via spray plants discussed by Chief Vet
The Chief Vet from the Department of Agriculture reports mixed results from using spray plants to rid sheep of external parasites. Some stockowners favor spray over dipping, but risk of failure remains higher with spray, especially on ewes. The department emphasizes keeping sheep free from pests and warns about uncertainties in spray efficacy.
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Department of Ag- Hears
Ifs
Isonore
Pragma
Joe Whbain
Vopurte
Anayweetis
Aml
Advances in Vegetable Growing and Potato Prices
Discussion notes progress in vegetable production and the work of the Rowenta Agriculture group. Tasmanian growers report higher yields with improved seed and better varieties. Potato growers' council promotes exchange and grading, while merchants near Front Seed price and seed quality influence market. High disease and weather risks keep yields variable and prices high.
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Pataty Growers’ Council
Erantine Ist
Bn Kant
Emily
Horse Dentistry in City Denial Surgery
An unusual deni n operation was performed by a leading city deniin when he filled two of the horse’s teeth. The horse, 12 years old, had won prizes at Royal Agricultural Shows in the past. Two teeth were decaying and owner Henry McEvoy feared health effects. The procedure was done without anaesthetic, the horse showed a brief tremor then remained quiet, and the whole operation took over an hour.
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Box
Menry McEvoy
June in the Orchard Operations and Soil Care Guidelines
The text outlines orchard soil and irrigation practices including ploughing depth and timing, green manure, moisture storage, and erosion control. It stresses timely ploughing, breaking surface compaction, and drainage, with adjustments for local irrigation levels and terrain.
Leg Mange in Horses and Control Measures
Reports from the Veterinary Surgeon and Anatytes Protection Boards detail the spread of leg mange among horses. Systematic treatment across all stock, including a sulfur paste bath and topical applications, is urged to prevent re-infection and ensure effective control.
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Theericulture
Anatytes
St Uy
Hurser
Shelter Belts Around Dams Improve Water Use In Dry Areas
Round dams in desert parts of the state rely on water from open tanks. Evaporation is reduced by windward shelter belts of trees. One tank protected by windbreak retained more water. the other bare suffered greater loss. Planting shelter belts requires site carefulness, spacing, and management to avoid hindering machinery and stock access. May to August best for tree planting per the Trees on the Farm bulletin from the Department of Agriculture.
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Aldo
Elemred
Dawkr
Intercity
Eunon
Water tank protection for stock tanks urged
Stock owners note water evaporation often exceeds withdrawal and tanks lack protection. Open pallocks expose water to sun and wind, risking spoilage and contamination. Calls grow for sturdier covers and sheltered setups to preserve supply.
Rubber Stamps Prices and Particulars on Application
Prices and details for rubber stamps published by Times Office with specifications and contact points for ordering.
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