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Queensland Agricultural Journal, Vol. 6, No. 1, 59 pages, July 1916. State of Queensland.

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Agriculture. Page 1
• Oil seeds which can be profitably grown in Queensland
• Cotton-Growing
• The latest cotton-picking machine
• Humogen
• The Partiotic acre scheme in Canada
• Coral sand in the North
• Market Gardening

Pastoral. Page 11
• Stomach worms in sheep by W.G. Brown
• Basic slag for natural pasture
• Another possible source of potash

Dairying. Page 13
• The dairy herd, Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton
• Chili Wine

Poultry. Page 14
• Report on egg-laying competition, Queensland Agricultural College, May 1916 includes table

The Horse. Page 16
• Where are the Horses: by Colonel Ricardo (England)

The Orchard. Page 18
• A Hint to fruitgrowers
• A maize-cum-Potato Crop

Viticulture. Page 19
• Grape Culture experiment – Buderim Mountain State School

Tropical Industries. Page 20
• The latest cotton-picking machine includes photos
• Sugar prospects in the North
• Cotton Seed for the 1916 Season
• Grooved sugar-mill rollers
• Queensland Sugar-Mills
• Treating cane damaged by frost
• The sisal hemp trade of Mexico

Entomology. Page 34
• Bean fly and other pests by H. Tryon
• Grub stage of the cane-beetle
• Sugar-Cane pests
• Table fowls

General Notes. Page 38
• Denatured spirit of alcohol
• A substitute for Paris green
• Fruit and cottage garden competition
• Snakes and pork
• Tanning a hide
• An effective gate-fastener includes diagrams
• The workers’ compensation act of 1916
• Regulation of Sugar-Cane Prices Act

Answers to Correspondents. Page 43
• Euphorbia Piluliffera
• Crossbred Sheep by F. Gradule

The Markets. Page 44
• Prices of farm produce in the Brisbane Markets for June, 1916
• Vegetables-Turbot Street Markets
• Southern Fruit Markets
• Prices of Fruit – Turbot Street markets
• Top Prices, Enoggera yards, May, 1916
• London Quotations
• Statistics
• Rainfall in the Agricultural Districts
• Astronomical Data for Queensland

Farm and Garden Notes for August. Page 49
• Orchard Notes for August
• The Southern coast districts
• The tropical coast districts
• The Southern and central tablelands

Item Type:Journal
Volume:6
Number:1
Number of Pages:59
Date:July 1916
Publisher:State of Queensland
Corporate Creators:Queensland. Department of Agriculture and Stock
Additional Information:Contains General index and index to illustrations
Cultural Rights:Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that this item includes content that may be culturally sensitive for some individuals and communities. It contains language, terms, or descriptions that reflect the author's views, or those of the period in which the item was written, and may be considered inappropriate today. These views are not necessarily the views of the Department.
Subjects:Agriculture > Agriculture (General)
Agriculture > Agriculture (General) > Documents and other collections
Agriculture > Agriculture (General) > History
Agriculture > Agriculture (General) > Agricultural education
Agriculture > By region or country > Australia > Queensland > Periodicals
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Last Modified:14 May 2026 00:49

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