Queensland Agricultural Journal

Organisation of the agricultural industry. The Provisional Council of Agriculture - a record of progress and achievement. Page 65

Cassava growing and manufacture. Page 75

A summary of experiments carried out by the Bureau of Sugar Experiment Stations by H.T. Easterby. Page 75

Sugar: Field reports. Page 81

The sugar growing districts of North Queensland by H.T. Easterby. Page 84

Cane pest combat and control. Page 87

The 1922 sugar estimate. Page 89

Queensland trees: The Crow's Apple (Owenia venosa) by C.T. White. Page 89

The Chillagoe orchard by Ernest B. Freeman. Page 92

The scrub and forest lands of Queensland by Major A.J. Boyd. Page 93

The native fodder tree from North Queensland by C.T. White. Page 96

Electric mechanical cotton picker. Page 99

Basic slag problems. Page 100

The human machine on the land. Page 101

Protection of sheep from blowflies. Page 102

Purity and germination of agricultural seeds by F.F Coleman. Page 104

Seed maize for sale. Page 107

Horticultural notes by E.W. Bick. Page 108

Ripening bananas in air tight containers. Page 109

Grape culture in Queensland by Albert H. Benson. page 109

The dairy herd, Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton. Page 117

The mystery of "Roaring rails". Page 117

Table of cane values. Page 118

Editorial notes. Page 119

Event and comment. Page 120

Rainfall in the agricultural districts. Page 125

Production, prospects and prices. Page 126

General notes. Page 127

Answer to correspondent. Page 130

Fruit fly investigations by Hubert Jarvis. Page 131

Orchard notes for September. Page 134

Farm and garden notes for September. Page 136

Astronomical data for Queensland. Page 138