Agriculture. Page 47
• Silos and Silo Construction. Arthur Morry, Architect, Surveyor to the Department of Agriculture
• Higher Price for Cotton
• Ground Cotton Seed
• Lucerne Growing
• Increased Yields as the Result of Swelling Seeds in Water
• Farmers’ Sheep as Profitable Pets. R.C. Wilson, Assistant Instructor in Sheep and Wool.
• Value of Rye Grass
Pastoral. Page 54
• Breeders of Purebred Stock in Queensland – Beef and Dairy Cattle
Poultry. Page 56
• Report of Egg-Laying Competition, Queensland Agricultural College, June, 1919
• Poultry Export
• Hints for August and September. J. Beard, Poultry Instructor
• The Muscovy Duck. R.T.G. Carey, Beerwah
A New Apple
Dairying. Page 63
• Feeding Dairy Cows
Rainfall in the Agricultural Districts. Table showing the average rainfall for the month of June, 1919, in the agricultural districts, together with total rainfalls during June, 1919 and 1918, for comparison
Horticulture. Page 65
• Growing Stocks : Old v New Seed
Important Engineering Amalgamation
Drought Precautions Scheme
The Orchard. Page 67
• Grape Fruit. Includes photo
Entomology. Page 69
• Insect Pests of the Rosella. Edmund Jarvis. Includes photo and drawing
The Useful Lemon
Botany. Page 75
• Miscellaneous Botanical Notes. C.T. White
General Notes. Page 76
• The Queensland Woollen Manufacturing Company
• Cool Water for Fowls. Includes drawings
• Thinning Peaches
• A Bandicoot Trap. Includes drawing
• Societies, Show Dates, Etc
The Markets. Page 79
• Prices of Farm Produce in the Brisbane Markets for July, 1919
• Vegetables – Turbot Street Markets
• Southern Fruit Markets
• Prices of Fruit – Turbot Street Markets
• Top Prices, Enoggera Yards, June 1919
Astronomical Data for Queensland. Times computed by D. Eglinton, F.R.A.S.
Farm and Garden Notes for September. Page 82
Orchard Notes for September
• The Southern Coast Districts
• The Tropical Coast Districts
• The Southern and Central Tablelands
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