Queensland Agricultural Journal

Agriculture -
The money-making value of good breeding in crops and stock. Page 1
Elephant grass as a fodder, and notes on some other fodders. Page 6
Elephant grass (Pennisetum Purpureum): Pulping qualities. Page 8
Queensland Agricultural College: Diploma day 1921. Page 9
Cotton seed for sale. Page 10

Pastoral -
Stomach worms (Strongylus Contortus). Page 11
Wool. Page 14
Reputed poisoning of sheep by Button grass. Page 17

The Horse-
Certificates of soundness. Page 18
A recipe for black wax. Page 18

Dairying-
Fruity flavours in milk and cheese. Page 19
Queensland butter and cheese managers' association. Page 20
The strawberry stalking device. Page 23

Poultry-
Report on egg laying competition, Queensland Agricultural College, May 1921. Page 24
Phalaris. Page 26

The Orchard-
Intensive cultivation. Page 27
The marketing of fruit in California. Page 31
The ripe olive: Its food value. Page 32
Dehydration. Page 34
The 1921 sugar crop. Page 34

Horticulture-
Tree planting for shade and shelter. Page 36
Garden notes. Page 37
Stock poisoning by "white cedar" berries - a reported remedy. Page 37

Tropical industries-
1921 Cane crop prospects. Page 38
Field reports. Page 40

Forestry-
Queensland trees: Yellow sassafras (Doryphora sassafras). Page 43

Entomology-
The "Mealy" or "Greyback" cane beetle. Page 46
The cane grub. Page 50
The "Fiji disease" of sugar cane. Page 53
August show dates. Page 55

General notes-
Destruction of Prickly Pear by means of arsenical poison. Page 56
Publications received. Page 57

Answers to correspondents. Page 58

The Markets. Page 59

Rainfall in the Agricultural districts. Page 60

Farm and garden notes for August. Page 61

Orchard notes for August. Page 62

Astronomical data for Queensland. Page 64