Prevention of worm infestation in sheep pastures and drenching timing
The article outlines measures against stomach worm infestation in sheep, stressing reliance on history of parasite, good husbandry, and clean pastures. It emphasizes drenches before heavy infestation, rotation, and careful management of paddocks to protect weaners and young stock, noting cattle can acquire larvae but few develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phom
Anite Economiy
Onlyeyer
Matilee
Ioneha
Tanka
Nintor
Dairy science schools planned across New South Wales
The Director of Dairy Industry announces dairy science schools in New South Wales as part of ongoing instruction for dairy factory employees. Sessions will run in multiple towns from July to October with practical and theoretical exams, certificates for employment awarded after both exam components, and specific notes on cattle and sheep health and farm management practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detering
Department of
Aarultra
New South Wales
Kompayy
Murwillumbah
Gyattan
Tamworh
Ametaty Waame
Wexham
Mose Vale
Aly
Agviculture
Thairying
SGA
GPO
Sydney
Poultry vermin treatment and breeding care guidance
Practical guidance for poultry breeders on maintaining healthy stock during the breeding season. Emphasizes monitoring for signs of ill health, improving feed with maize, housing management, and targeted control of mites and vermin. Recommends nicotine sulphate applications and thorough cleaning to prevent losses and boost hatching results.
Selection of Seed for Maize Field of Crop
The article discusses reasons for seed selection in maize fields to improve yield and disease resistance. It notes that choosing seeds from well formed ears on healthy plants reduces lodging and weed competition, improves drought tolerance, and lowers disease risk. It outlines guidelines to observe when selecting seed, emphasizing field observations of ear form and plant vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhia
Syalke
Butter And Cheese Equalisation May Estimates Text
May butter and cheese equalisation estimates discuss May close at 6.77. The fragment mentions quality standards, storage, and handling practices, advising careful selection of ears from unblown or broken plants and avoiding ripened or damaged stock. It references an agriculture pamphlet from the Department of Agriculture in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Vepartment of Agriculture
Bax G.P.O
Sydney
Making kerosene emulsion for spraying use
The article describes a process to make kerosene emulsion by mixing D1 soft soap and boiling water then gradually adding kerosene alloying the mixture. It notes the stock blends with soft water to form a ready spray, requires frequent stirring, and highlights a finer spray option and a more expensive red oil solution with a 1 to 20 mixing ratio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallina
Preparations for Shearing Operations and Safety Measures
Instructions emphasize ahead planning for sheep shearing, including organization of rudy table connections, handling tools, and yard safety. Warns against delays from machinery breakdowns and weather to avoid hazards, with emphasis on cleanliness, thoroughness, and safe handling of wet sheep and exposed pens.
Farm Book-keeping and the Year’s Farm Records
The pamphlet explains farm book-keeping for the year including seed, land, income for tax purposes, and the timing of recording work. It notes diaries kept by farmers, the division of income and expenses, and how records support farm operations, with the booklet available free from the Department of Agriculture in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
Owenty
Department of Agriculture
Sydney
Wintering Bees Moisture Condensation Problem in Hives
The article discusses moisture buildup during winter in bee hives and its threat to bees. It notes condensation risks, methods like packing materials, and recommendations from agricultural authorities on insulation and hive protection to reduce losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funa
United
Balis
Varias
Department of Agriciunhe
Australian exports curb to ease freight limits
Australian exporters, shipowners and producer groups agree on freight limits to ease shipping costs. The pact reduces rates by a set per ton, delaying full effect until May, with protections for key grains and chilled meat shipments. The government hails the deal as a milestone toward lower transport costs and broader trade benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EHUD
Honnaine Anette
Teigien
Palenstit
Bee Feuwe
Thieby
Leansport
Unclear OCR fragment hints at tax cones flaw dust spring
Fragmentary text references taxes and incomes with scattered names and places. The garbled lines mention a park and various individuals, suggesting a local issue or event but no coherent narrative or clear outcome can be determined from the readable portions.
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Dairy Science Schools
Dairy Produce
Eetien
Poulies Sport
Department of Agricultan
Nates
Witovell
Ms del de Mowery
Siainhinr
London
Syou
Pitt, Sou& Badgery Lad
Pitt
Bon de Badgery Ltd
THE
Great Country Organisation
the Farmers & Graziers Co-operative Grain Insurance & Agency Co. Ltd
West Stone
RS & Graziers
Wook & Produce
A. Gao
J. Bayly
Distrct
Uni
U.B.A
Canada
Parkine
Eumiensa
Eich
Ellen Roentes
Pats
Ture Country Producers Selling CO. Ltd
Bridge St
Ng Stock
Capaciey
Nee
Baa
Winchooenbe
Ysimay
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Momelish
Wlarkromde Hous
Bridge Rirset
Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency
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