Agricultural Possibilities of the Genttal West Wheat Yields
A Victorian district conference paper by W. Watson argues for higher wheat yields in the Genttal West region. It cites average yields around 28 to 40 bushels per acre, discusses rainfall, soil fertility, and improved cultivation methods, and estimates potential profits from expanding acreage and adopting better varieties and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Watson
Korny
Parkes
Marcu
Wlyia
Borung
Goulburn Valley
Weather Lessons for Farmers from Old Texts
A historic weather guide explains simple meteorology for farmers. It covers barometer use, elevation effects, and interpreting isobars and pressure patterns to forecast rain, wind, and temperature shifts in different seasons. The text details cyclone and anti cyclone behavior and how to read charts for practical predictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Eeery
Henao
Hkiy
von Minker
Distueliau
Howe Ava
Eixattine
Southern Hemisphere
Mort
Tina
Wheat yield impact on district economy and farming life
The author argues increased wheat yield would relieve bank overdrafts and boost town commerce. They describe sowing methods, weed control, and fallow land use, claiming improved farm management would enhance social life and cultivation practices. The piece reflects on past and present wheat breeding as key to better yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towan
Forecasts guide Australian farm planning and wool trades
The article outlines practical value of forecasts for Australian agriculture and stock management, covering timing for harvests shearing shelter repairs and road conditions. It details wool, tallow, hides and pelts markets with price ranges, and reports on Sydney and Melbourne wool sales, brokers meetings, and expected market strength amid Continental demand and cultural shifts in sales timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porecams
Australian Agricultur Nls
Wool market in Bradford shows no improvement in prices
Wool quotations in Bradford remain weak as demand centers in Sydney and Australian cities shrink to Continental and local manufacturers with France a strong competitor. UK exports fall while American and Japanese buyers adjust. Sydney opens a sale on June 14 offering about 5000 bales with prices per bale ranging from 12d to 28d for various grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Rabbitakins
Bell Sad Co
Melbourne
Brisbane
Jean
Hetwet
Bradford
Englin
Denand
Fyanes
Bhglink
Mit
Yorkshire
Hradford 4
Ofa
United Kingdom
Aimilar
Mater
Ld Aw
Kydmoy
Lalune
Dajiai
United States
Aeason
United
Amorines
Australia
Japan
Thureday
Jane Sheepshlas
Easlor
Yalu
Elanes
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Soldsbrough, Mort & Go, Ltd
Hool & Produce
Hal
Hope
Durant SuccEss
Durant
Prige Olars
G. P. Wall & Son
Wellington
P.O
Mda Roy
England
America
Pronté
Aly
Ate
Eduoy Snjes
Demud
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
SUNY
Maasion
Wal
Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd
IO Day
Hudson
Phaeton
Essex
Dalgety & Company Limited
Fmllip
Ros Rover
Garsorn
John Bull
el Artas
Simmer
Thor
Bnsorte
Commonwealth, Bank
Australg Em Ree General Banking
Rar Et
Racrett
la Savinings Bank Department
Eee
Ateres
Cope
Bepteon Mller
Dleuoéa
Motor Accomories
Vintbla Petrol Prodhan
Tyee Geonlie Ford
Paris
Ford Bales & Barrine
George Stewart
THE
Wa Pere
Ier
Mears Ma Tato and
Bune, Ltd
Belle Agents
Bydney
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