Queensland Agricultural Journal

Event and Comment-
Farming as a Way of Life Page 441
Agriculture in Practice Page 442
When the War is Over Page 443

The Sorghum Midge / D. O. Atherton Page 444

Potato Seed Treatment Page 449

The Avocado in Queensland / R. L. Prest Page 450

Cross Breeding Experiments in the Bowen District / S. F. Kajewski Page 473

Poultry Farming in Queensland Page 477

Medicinal Drugs from Weeds and Trees Page 482

Queensland Gum Trees Page 483

A Self-closing Gate Page 485

New Green Manure Crops / N. J. King Page 486

One Year after the 1940 Burdekin Flood / H. W. Kerr Page 489

A Chute Idea Page 494

Cheese Production and Gradings / G. B. Gallwey Page 495

Pastoral Notes-
Home-made Stock Licks Page 499
Classing the Ewe Flock Page 500
Drug Treatment for Redwater Page 500

Horticultural Notes-
Olive Growing Page 505
Fruitgrowing in the Central-West Page 507
The Fruit Market Page 509

Production Recording Page 511

General Notes-
Staff Changes and Appointments Page 512
Stanthorpe Fruit and Vegetable Levy Page 512
Price of Arsenic Pentoxide Page 512
Unauthorised Introduction of Animals and Birds - Danger to Australia Page 512

Answers to Correspondents-
Veterinary Advice Page 514
Botany Page 515

Rural Topics-
Rust can Ruin Farm Implements Page 516
The Problem of Prices Page 517
Old-Time Sailing Ships Gave Britain War-time Cattle Fodder Page 517
Farming isa Complex Business Page 517

Farm Notes-
January Page 518

Orchard Notes-
The Coastal Districts Page 519
The Granite Belt, Southern and Central Tablelands Page 519

Britain Needs Cheese Page 519

The Home and The Garden-
Care of Mother and Child Page 520
In the Farm Kitchen Page 522
Summer Fruit Drinks Page 523
In the Farm Garden Page 524

Pasteurisation Page 524

The Answer to Virginia Page 525

Rainfall in the Agricultural Districts Page 526

Climatological Table - October, 1941 Page 526