Agriculture. Page 53
• Cotton v Wheat
• The Cotton Crop of 1916
• Queensland Guano
• Harvesting Sunflower Seed
• A New Crop for Queensland
• Some Notes on Growing Flax (Linseed)
• Encouragement to Cotton-Growing in India
• Extending the Cultivation of Cotton in Eastern Brazil
• The Outlook for Cotton
• Cotton Plants as a Manure for Bananas
Pastoral. Page 62
• Prickly-pear stock-feeding Experiments at Wallumbilla includes photos
• Sheep on Coastal Areas
• Paper Quills for cutworms
The Orchard. Page 73
• The Navel Orange includes diagrams
• Aresenic spraying for the Blackberry Pest
• The Avocado Pear
• The Carob Tree
• The MacGregor Pineapple includes photo
Viticulture. Page 77
• Wine Industry by G.A. Gattino
Tropical Industries. Page 79
• The Action of Copper Arsenate and Arsenious Acid on Sugar-Cane Roots
• Pearls in Cocoanuts
Forestry. Page 82
• Forestry in Hawaii
• Some Uses of Honey
Entomology. Page 83
• The Cane Beetle
• The Maggot-Fly by W.G. Brown
Dairying. Page 86
• The Dairy Herd, Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton
• Breeders of Purebred stock in Queensland – Beef and Dairy Cattle includes tables
• Pepsin V Rennet
Poultry. Page 90
• Report on Egg-Laying Competition, Queensland Agricultural College, December 28, 1916 to January 27, 1917 includes table
• Rangeville State School, Toowoomba
• A Towers Poultry Farm
General Notes. Page 95
• Feeding Pigs : A Starting Statement
• A use of Surplus Plums
• Dehairing Marsupial Skins
• Cotton in the Liverpool Market
• Answers to Correspondents
• Caterpillars attaching Cedar Trees
The Markets. Page 97
• Prices of Farm Produce in the Brisbane markets for January 1917
• Vegetables – Turbot Street Markets
• Southern Fruit Markets
• Prices of Fruit-Turbot Street Markets
• Top Prices, Enoggera Yard, December, 1916
• Astronomical Data for Queensland
• Statistics
• Rainfall in the Agricultural Districts
Farm and Garden Notes for March. Page 102
• Orchard Notes for March
• The Southern Coast Districts
• The Tropical Coast Districts
• The Southern and Central Tablelands