Queensland Agricultural Journal

Agriculture. Page 185
• Cotton Cultivation in Queensland by A.J. Boyd
• What South Africa has to say about cotton Cultivation
• The Cotton Outlook
• Farmers’ Experiment Plots in the Central District by G.B. Brook includes photos
• Corn-Growing Competition, 1917-18
• Market Gardening
• Herb-Growing

Pastoral. Page 205
• Breeders of Purebred Stock in Queensland-Beef and Dairy Cattle includes table and drawing
• Dipping Cattle
• Purifying Water for Stock
• Mushroom Ketchup

Dairying. Page 210
• The Dairy Herd, Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton
• Experiments with Pepsin to replace Rennet by D.W. Steuart
• Pickling Onions and Gherkins to Preserve their Colour

Poultry. Page 213
• Report on Egg-Laying Competition, Queensland Agricultural College, August, 1917 including tables and drawings
• Poultry Building and Appliances Designed at the Queensland Agricultural College, Gatton includes photos

Viticulture. Page 226
• Repatriation and the West by C.A. Gating
• Hints to Grapegrowers

Botany. Page 230
• Plants Poisonous to Stock by C.T. White includes photos
• Mapleton State School

General Notes. Page 233
• Registration by the Postmaster-General of Laboratories
• Utilising Cotton in the Home
• Tanning Kangaroo Skins
• Three Hundred and Six Centuries lost by Strikes
• Societies, show Dates, Etc includes photos

Answers to Correspondents. Page 236
• Gophers
• The Queensland Giant Rat

The Markets. Page 237
• Prices of Farm Produce in the Brisbane Markets for September, 1917
• Vegetables-Turbot Street Markets
• Southern Fruit Markets
• Prices of Fruit-Turbot Street Markets
• Top Prices, Enoggera Yards, August, 1917
• Exhibition Fat Stock Sales
• Statistics
• Rainfall in the Agricultural Districts
• Astronomical Data for Queensland

Farm and Garden Notes for November. Page 242
• Orchard Notes for November
• The Southern Coast Districts
• The Tropical Coast Districts
• The Southern and Central Tablelands