Queensland Agricultural Journal

The cultivation of the peanut by N.A.R. Pollock. Page 257

The Peanut. Page 263

A market for peanuts. Page 266

Reinforced concrete tanks. Page 267

The Algaroba bean (prosopis juliflora): Is it likely to become a pest? Page 271

Cutworms by N.A. R. Pollock. Page 272

Cotton by H.C. Quodling. Page 273

Upper Brookfield by J. Mitchell. Page 282

Australian meat for British army and navy. Page 282

Treatment for stomach worms in sheep. Page 287

A summary of experiments carried out by the Bureau of sugar experiment Stations, from 1902. Page 288

Sugar: field reports. Page 292

Organisation of the agricultural industry. The Queensland producers association: How will it be constituted. Page 294

Cane pest combat and control. Page 299

Grape culture in Queensland. Page 301

Queensland trees: Yellow wood (Flindersia Oxleyana) by C.T. White. Page 304

Answer to correspondent. Page 307

Science notes. Page 307

Fruit fly investigations by H. Jarvis. Page 309

General notes. Page 312

An experiment in egg production by J.J. Jordaan. Page 314

Report on egg laying competition, Queensland Agricultural College, April, 1922. Page 317

The dairy herd, Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton. Page 319

Rainfall in the agricultual districts. Page 320

Orchard notes for July. Page 321

Farm and garden notes for July. Page 323

Astronomical data for Queensland. Page 324