Queensland Agricultural Journal

Event and comment. Page 51

Queensland agriculture in 1922 by H.C. Quodling. Page 54

The Queensland Dairying industry: A years review by E. Graham. Page 61

The banana beetle borer by John. L. Froggatt. Page 68

A summary of some sugar experiments carried out by the Bureau of Sugar Experiment Stations. Page 76

Queensland trees: The Black apple or Black plum (Sideroxylon australis). page 78

The dairy herd, Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton. Page 81

Weeds of Queensland: The peach leaf poison bush or wild peach (Trema aspera). Page 81

Stomach worms (strongylus contortus) in sheep. Page 83

Cane pest combat and control. Page 86

Tobacco culture by M.P. Martin. Page 98

Rainfall in the agricultural districts by George G. Bond. Page 100

Empire cotton growing. Page 101

Notes on the citrus orange bug (Oncoscelis Sulciyentris). Page 103

Poultry selection and breeding. Page 109

National utility poultry breeders association competition Zillmere. Page 111

Californian methods of poultry raising and marketing. Page 112

"The Pure Seeds Act of 1913" and "The Pure Seeds Act Amendment Act of 1914". Page 115

Sugar: Field reports. Page 118

The use of fertilisers in sugar cane cultivation by H.T. Easterby. Page 121

The sugar industry: Stabilisation proposals. Page 124

The fruit industry: Important new regulations. Page 129

How to kill a fowl. Page 130

Viticulture in the North by W.J. Ross. Page 131

The Main Roads Board: a year in achievement. Page 132

Agricultural education: Queensland and California compared. Page 144

Cotton culture by W.G. Wells. Page 146

Show dates for 1923. Page 147

Effective pig fence. Page 148

Report on egg laying competition, Queensland Agricultural College, January, 1922. Page 149

Origins of superphosphates. Page 151

General notes. Page 152

Answers to correspondents. Page 158

Farm notes for March. Page 159

Orchard notes for March. Page 160

Astronomical data for Queensland. Page 162