MICE. In Wheat Districts. Mr. Bartlett's Report
Mr. Harold Bartlett (Senior Agricultural Instructor) has submitted the following report to the Agricultural Department regarding the…
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Farming & the land, 1931
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Live Stock. Wheat As Stock Feed. How It May Be Used
Discussing the feeding of wheat to livestock, a question of considerable interest just now, an officer of the Stock Branch of the Department of…
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Rural Reliefs Ltd., the company that has been formed to help necessitous wheat growers, is now ready to deal with applications for assistance…
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A natural phenomenon is reported from Avesa, Verona, in Italy. Signor Vittorio Zambelli, manufacturer of natural silk, declared that one of…
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In the course of his montly report for the Western District (Parkes centre) Mr. H. Bartlett, senior agricultural instructor, says:…
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The weather is almost as perfect as one could wish, with the result that sowing (and further tillage operations) is going on apace…
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report re the fortnightly sales conducted by them on Tuesday last at the Municipal Sale Yards:— CATTLE…
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All herbage is now making good headway, and many crops are above ground. Conditions are excellent for future sowing,…
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F.A.Q. wheat was quoted locally on Thursday at 2/0½d. in silos. Second grade l/8¼d…
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Sheep and lamb values weakened at Homebush on Thursday last. Supplies totalled 30,000. On, the hoef at the yards mutton made 2d to 2¼d…
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After holding their wool for two years,. Messrs Mazoulder and McGirr, of Parkes, have sold [?] In Sydney for a price, averaging £10 a bale, the top…
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Messrs Goldsbrough Mort & Co. Ltd. write under date 16th April:— The Sydney market has been in recess OTter the Easter holidays, and also…
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The rise in the price of wheat during the week was received with mixed feelings, as many farmers Had sold at 17 and 18…
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A warning has been issued against, the use of gypsum as a substitute for superphosphate in fertilising wheat crops. The Chief Agricultural…
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Mr. Norman Morrison has received notice to truck out the remaining 6000 bags of wheat stacked in the yards, and the work is…
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In connection with the work of the External Parasites in Sheep Sub committee of the Department of Agriculture, which directs the…
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A cable from London states that at the London wool sales, 9,604 bales were offered of which approximately, 7,920 were sold…
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Discussing the feeding of wheat to live stock, a question of considerable interest Just now, an officer of the Stock Branch of the Department of…
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Following is the annual report submitted by the Secretary (Mr. F. C. Mancy) to the annual meeting of members of the above branch:—…
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That local committees should be appointed in country towns to deal with applications for necessitous farmers, instead of foreing farmers to wait…
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