Queensland Agricultural Journal

Event and Comment-
The Farmer, the Stock, and the Pasture Page 67

Field Crops-
The Onion Page 69

Cotton Culture-
Early Ploughing Cotton Page 74

Fruit Culture-
Tomato Culture in Queensland Page 78

Applied Botany-
Chinese Spinach Page 83

Answers to Correspondents-
Black Pigweed Page 84
Stagger Weed, Dead Nettle, Shepherd's Purse Page 84
Bitter Bark or Native Quinine, Daisy Bush Page 64

Plant Protection-
The Banana Weevil Borer Page 85
Damping-off Page 89

Wartime Food Production-
War Agricultural Committees - Records of Recent Activities Page 91

Dairy Farming - One of our Best Prospects Page 91

The Dairy Industry-
Milk and Cream Cooling Page 94
Better Cows and More Feed Page 96
Some Effective Limewashes Page 97

The Pig Farm-
Problems of the Suburban Pig Farmer Page 99
Trucking Pigs to Factories Page 102
Filling the Pig Trough Page 106

Poultry-
Home Storage of Eggs Page 107
Registered Hatcheries Page 109

Animal Health-
"Blight" in Farm Animals Page 111
Production Recording Page 114

General Notes-
Control of Seed Oats for 1945 Sowing Page 115
Regulations under Stock Acts Page 115
The Dairy Products Stabilisation Board Page 115
Meat and Wheat Offals - Purchase Permits Page 115
Queensland Leads in Feed Rationing Page 116

Rural Topics-
Cream Supply in Summer Page 117
Cows Can be Kept Clean Page 117
Marking Up Factory Grades Page 117
Dairy Points to Remember Page 117
Agriculture in Japan Page 118
Country Libraries Page 118
Food - An Essential Factor in Winning the Peace Page 118

Gadgets and Wrinkles-
Timber Measurement Page 120

The Farm Home-
The Expectant Mother Page 121
Our Daily Bread Page 122

Astronomical Data for Queensland Page 125

Queensland Weather in January Page 126

Rainfall in the Agricultural Districts Page 127

Climatological Table for December Page 127