Common Defects in Cream and How to Remedy Them
A departmental leaflet outlines causes of common cream faults and remedies. It covers washroom practices, utensil cleanliness, dairy sanitation, and specific defect causes such as sourness from improper feeding, metallic flavors from worn tinware, and off flavors from contaminated equipment. It warns against using unclean brushes, advises boiling water for cleaning, and stresses strict maintenance of separators, pipes, and dairy surroundings.
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Unewan Piayarit
Seley
Tse
Soil erosion in arid Australia prompts control push
The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research promotes pamphlet 64 on soil drift and erosion in northern South Australia. The report highlights drought, deforestation, and farming practices as causes, warns of widespread soil loss, and calls for permanent rock-stacking and vegetation strategies plus exploration of exotic plants and pest controls including rabbit management.
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Council For Scientific and Industrial Research
South Australia
Teik
Australia
Uth
Anuvien
Lin Ameviens
Matunee
Malles
Guste Oval Arraya
Council
F. NoRalcliffe
Thea Oly
Charles Martin
Great Britain
Farmer asks which silage feeds stock best in farm inquiry
A Wagga farmer inquires of the Department of Agriculture about silage feeding value. Green juicy silage rates vs golden brown types, with brown silage often more palatable but sour silage less desirable. The piece notes fermentation, moisture, and heating effects, and cites British and Australian guidance on green high quality silage versus sour or brown varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagga
AE Agriculture
Sontiel
Tyne
Oliver
Janet Wamet
Snp
Suny
Atlaya
Sydney
Eggs for Incubation in Poultry Breeding
The guide stresses careful egg selection for incubation, rejecting eggs that are thin, uneven, porous, or oddly weighted. It advises choosing well-shaped, balanced eggs for best hatch rates, and warns against keeping weak eggs too long. If eggs must be kept, place in bran bedding and turn daily. maintain steady temperature and humidity to reduce evaporation and temperature fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Lapan
Rabbit control and weed spread in agriculture
The article discusses the impact of rabbits on pasture and weed control, noting rabbits hasten the spread of noxious weeds like woad by eating less competitive forage. It mentions selective feeding alters plant communities, increasing weed dominance and reducing ordinary pasture value.
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Keree Avenue
New South Warles
Department of Axviguitave
Tox Uagt
Sydney
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