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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
8
The passage discusses how birds become fodder, noting aversaries and common signs of feed quality. It describes aiming to feed about two dunces of mash per day and mentions proprietary blends like Tar, Pollard, and Mont Meal. Practical guidance covers mixing simple feeds with train mixtures for poultry feeding.
The report notes high wool prices in Bradford for merino tops and yarns, with quotes surging since September and February levels showing renewed strength. Natives indicate robust market activity over the past five months, improving prospects for maintaining intrinsic value amid sustained demand.
The article stresses careful soil prep for early tomato growth, noting Lotay to mato growing as a skilled business. It warns against haphazard methods and urges ground preparation as vital as any tomato culture step. First ploughing should occur no later than June with organic matter like cow manure incorporated where practical, especially on light stony soils.
In the June issue of the Agricultural Gazette the results of competitions held with the Indies of the Agricultural Burnt Verone Creek Osborne Ore and Mungubla are noted. A senior departmental inspector acted as judge emphasizing advantages of careful and timely ploughing. Summer and autumn were dry, offering limited opportunities to work the follows after the new year.
Fresh green should be given daily to penne up them birds. This should be sung as Tree from Nbrews pe ble Lucerne green founder cautie flower and other leaves are relished by birds. Root vegetables like swedes and root crops are valuable when greens are scarce. Chop finely or impale on a stake for the birds to peep at. Onions when plentiful act as a tone regulator in their diet.
Wholesale trade shows France active buyers and a 15 percent April rise in Roubsix-Tourening Conditioning Woures turnover over 1932, signaling demand for Merino and merino blends. Analysts foresee stronger wool prices while noting export and home demand improving. Sydney wool warehouse charges drop 6 percent from July 4, easing costs by 15 percent per bale.
Prike Frog announces a gathering to be held at the Mleves estate in Nalentenet Co. near Wellington. The event, featuring local organizers Conibo and Marylin Viuronbung, aims to attract community participation and discussion of regional matters.
To keep weevils from stored skins, paint the cooled pelts with poisons such as arsenic and soda mixtures or alkali lye solutions, applied thoroughly after cooling. Use strict caution, keep mixtures under lock, and ensure pelts dry completely before storage to prevent damage.
A report by the Government Statistician on the Dawelak Credit investigation aired in the Legislative Assembly by Primatic Mr Brevena, condemns the Major Douglas proposals as largely lacking real value to address the prevailing problem. The summary emphasizes deep regret over the proposals’ minimal impact.
A farm technique describes sewing a bootlike rug to shield dairy cows from cold, outlining steps to fashion a snug windproof cover, front and neck fittings, and waterproofing after wear. Shelter belts and hedge plantings are also recommended, with reference to a departmental bulletin for further farming guidance.
The article outlines dehorning dairy cattle as a necessary procedure, favoring early age castration and cautions against caustic agents touching skin. It discusses using caustic pastes in metal devices, protecting the skin with vaseline, and warns that improper handling can burn skin. It notes adult dehorning is painful and not recommended and suggests trimming or sawing horn ends to prevent damage.
A damaged OCR style fragment contemplates life’s past and future with reflections on regret and hope. The garbled lines reference time, courage, and healing imagery, mentioning Woods and pepper in unclear context. The text reads as a poetic meditation with uncertain coherence and attribution.
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