Queensland Agricultural Journal

Agriculture. Page 337
• Cotton-Growing Amongst Prickly Pear
• Clearing Land by Poisoning Trees
• Scarcity of Potash
• Boy and Girl Corngrowers in the United States of America
• The Source or Sources of Supply of Artesian Water includes diagram
• Market Gardening
• Rhubarb

Pastoral. Page 347
• How the War will affect the Wool Market

Dairying. Page 349
• The Dairy Herd, Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton
• Peanuts as Pig Food
• Pasteurisation of Milk by G. Sutherland Thomason

The Horse. Page 353
• The Horse on the Farm and In War

Poultry. Page 355
• Report on Egg-Laying Competition, Queensland Agricultural College, September, 1914
• The Rooster as an Enemy
• Fattening Fowls
• Times of Sunrise and Sunset at Brisbane 1914

State Farms. Page 359
• Roma

Tropical Industries. Page 360
• Sugar-Cane Cultivation in the Philippines
• Tobacco
• Short Directions for Planting Sisal Hemp and Extracting the Fibre
• Poisoning Flowering Forest Trees and Spraying Fruit Trees when in Blossom

Forestry. Page 366
• A Possible New Industry

General Notes. Page 367
• Sow Eating Her Pigs
• Prolific Orange Trees
• Native Birds Protection Acts includes tables and a map

Answers to Correspondents. Page 373
• Striga Parviflora
• Broom Millet
• Grading Cotton
• Re “Muriate of Soda”

The Markets. Page 375
• Prices of Farm Produce in the Brisbane Markets for October, 1914
• Southern Fruit Markets
• Prices of Fruit – Turbot Street Markets
• Top Prices, Enoggera Yards, September, 1914
• Statistics
• Rainfall in the Agricultural Districts - Rainfall in the Agricultural Districts – Table showing the Average Rainfall for the August in the Agricultural Districts, together with total rainfalls during August, 1913 and 1914 for comparison

Farm and Garden Notes for December. Page 378
• Orchard Notes for December
• The Southern Coast Districts
• The Tropical Coast Districts
• The Southern and Central Tablelands