Queensland Agricultural Journal

Agriculture. Page 243
• Sweet clover
• Burnt timber as a potash provider
• A cheap silage material
• Pickling wheat – a reminder
• A by-product of cotton in the United States of America
• An old wheat stack includes photo
• Market Gardening
• Tomato Wilt
• Pastoral
• Sheep on Coastal Areas
• Sheep in the Burnett District
• Sheep on the coast includes photo

Poultry. Page 256
• Report on egg-laying competition, Queensland Agricultural College, March 1916 includes tables
• New Guinea butter beans includes photo

The Orchard. Page 258
• Notes on the dying of citrus trees by Albert H. Benson

Forestry. Page 267
• Our friends the trees
• A possible new source of potash

Tropical Industries. Page 271
• The influence of rainfall and the non-burning of trash on the abundance of diatraea saccharalis includes table and diagram

Botany. Page 277
• Illustrated notes on the Weeds of Queensland by J.F. Bailey and C.T. White includes photo

Dairying. Page 279
• The dairy herd, Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton

Entomology. Page 280
• Combating the cane beetle
• New fruitgrowers’ association

Science. Page 282
• The prevention and treatment of Blackwater Fever

General Notes. Page 285
• A new use for sunflowers
• Prickly-pear jelly
• Copra

Answers to Correspondents. Page 286
• To make orange wine
• The Algaroba Bean, includes photos
• Grafting the Grape wine
• Rosellas
• A leaky tank
• Lightning method of tanning skins

The Markets. Page 290
• Prices of farm produce in the Brisbane markets for April 1916
• Vegetables – Turbot street markets
• Southern fruit markets
• Prices of fruit – Turbot street markets
• Top prices, Enoggera Yards, March 1916
• London Quotations
• Statistics
• Rainfall in the Agricultural districts
• Astronomical data for Queensland

Farm and Garden Notes for June. Page 295
• Orchard notes for June
• The southern coast districts
• The tropical coast districts
• The southern and central tablelands