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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
8
An agricultural briefing stresses careful handling from piggery to market with clear branding to aid traceability and reduce bruising. It also covers early tomato growing practices including framing, seating, staking, pruning, and disease-resistant varieties for profitable market yields.
A rural forestry note explains how sparing native trees during clearing can heighten shade and fodder value. It covers pruning for dense foliage, selective cutting to favor lateral growth, and timing for lopping to boost tree health, with guidance on removing dead wood and safeguarding the root system for long term vigor.
A historical dairy notice outlines common defects in cream production and mandates four precautions: prompt whey removal after churning, timely delivery to the factory, thorough sealing of utensils, and keeping cream cool and protected from light. It discusses defects like overripe cream, dust skipping, and improper skimming, stressing cleanliness, temperature control, and regular deliveries to prevent bacterial growth.
Fragmentary text describes wound care with unclear steps. Mentions fungal spores and mixtures, applying liquid or paste to wound, drying, polishing or painting, and use of creosote and tar. Specifics are garbled and not reliably actionable.
A 1936 Sydney conference on fodder conservation is planned by the Council of the Reval Axeis cultural Society. Notable invitees include Premion Lat-Gol thy Ton Me Fe Ryser MylaAsy and Professor B D Wait, with sessions on June 28 and July 22. Delegates from coastal divisions and agricultural departments will discuss findings and host meals, inviting two delegates from each division.
A historical note discusses winter hive management focusing on moisture control, hive insulation, and moisture-absorbent packing to maintain bee health. It covers screen ventilation, bottom board moisture prevention, and windbreak considerations, emphasizing stable conditions for winter survival.
In a fractured retelling a Sepret minister voyages through a humorous account about Sandy in church. Emily challenges the minister as he preaches the Samson fox tail tale while Sandy whistles a signal about truth in sermons.
A radio expert discusses the circumstances surrounding a Marlevage charge and the next steps for the school on Sef Street, outlining key factors and potential outcomes for the case and involved parties.
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