Queensland Agricultural Journal

Agriculture -
Improving the type of cotton. Page 187
The cultivation of chicory. Page 188
Treatment of Algaroba seed. Page 190
Relation of lime to soil fertility. Page 190
Seed wheat for disposal. Page 192
Digestibility of fodders. Page 195
Pise buildings for farmers. Page 199
Tobacco growing at Bowen. Page 199

Pastoral -
Using Ram lambs. Page 200
Blow fly demonstration. Page 200
The sugar season. Page 200

Dairying -
Dairying at Roma. Page 201
Rainfall in the agricultural districts. Page 201

Poultry-
Report on egg laying competition, Queensland Agricultural College, March 1921. Page 202
Aerial forest reconnaissance. Page 204

The Orchard-
The caprification of Figs. Page 205
Prolific lemon trees. Page 206
Special interstate fruit trains. Page 208
Weedicide. Page 208
Gas power from waste food. Page 208

Tropical Industries-
The southern sugar districts. Page 209
The northern sugar districts. Page 210
Of interest to tobacco growers. Page 211
Rice growing. Page 213
Sisal hemp in Jamaica. Page 215

Botany-
A wild cotton. Page 216
To make charcoal. Page 218

Forestry-
Queensland trees. Page 219

Entomology-
Cane grub investigation. Page 222
To pickle chillies. Page 224

General notes-
Soil alkali: Its origin, nature, and treatment. Page 224
Importance of lime for the soil. Page 224
Sulphur as a fertiliser. Page 224
The Suffolk Horse. Page 225
Canned fruit shipments. Page 225
Prices of rubber. Page 225
Queensland Felix. Page 225
The largest station in Australia. Page 225
The butterman. Page 226

Answers to correspondents. Page 226

The Markets. Page 227

Farm and garden notes for June. Page 229

Orchard notes for June. Page 230

Astronomical data for Queensland. Page 232