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  2. MAIZE GROWING.

    SIR: Your correspondent "Political Economist" is the tallest specimen of an "I've been tould "retailer of news which it has been my misfortune to come across of late. His statistics ...

    Article : 393 words
  3. Station, Farm, & Garden.

    {No abstract available} [ILLUSTRATED]

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 1,381 words
  4. A DITCHING MACHINE.

    SIR: I have just been over a considerable portion of the country lately thrown open for selection. The acreage taken up about Warwick is heavy, and although some of it is undoubtedly ...

    Article : 2,867 words
  5. Field and Garden Correspondence.

    The Correspondence Department of the QUEENSLANDER being steadily on the increase, we have resolved to divide it, and will in future Insert what pertains to Farm Life in the Farmers' Page. As formerly, we ...

    Article : 88 words
  6. TOWN MARIE MEAT-CURING ESTABLISHMENT.

    Ms. Davis's establishment for curing meat by the Morgan patent process is one of the most important in the district, and although not at present in full working it promises to constitute ...

    Article : 616 words
  7. SUGAR CULTIVATION.

    HAVING got as far as the distances to be observed in planting—which may, however, be reduced to five feet apart—the next point to take into consideration is the method to be adopted ...

    Article : 1,027 words
  8. RUST IN WHEAT.

    But: I habitually look with respect upon any communication from your able correspondent " Roto," but I really cannot bow to his opinions about the rust in wheat, as set forth in your ...

    Article : 224 words
  9. OUR PUBLIC ROADS.

    SIR: I noticed in your issue of October 19th a very sensible letter from your correspondent "Mechanic" on our road engineering, and I believe that with one or two exceptions the ...

    Article : 1,326 words
  10. FARMING AND GRAZING.

    But: Now that the Land Bill, receiving the attention of the legislature, stands a chance of being passed, it is hoped they will make it at liberal as possible. Under all circumstances the ...

    Article : 334 words
  11. "RING-WORM" IN LUCERNE—PRAIRIE GRASS, ETC.

    SIR: Can you suggest the cause of, and a remedy for, ring-worm in lucerne? I know of an excellent ten-acre paddock which has been under lucerne for nearly three years, and it is ...

    Article : 351 words
  12. AMERICAN WINES.

    ABOUT a dozen years ago a merchant in Philadelphia was called upon by an agent, who tried to sell him wine made in America, but failed. The idea that wine of home ...

    Article : 850 words
  13. RATS PULLING UP MAIZE—COTTON PLANTS, ETC.

    SIR: The rats pull up my maize when 2 or 3 inches high, and devour the grain. Will you, or your correspondents, kindly suggest a remedy. Is there not some preparation to dip ...

    Article : 187 words
  14. ECONOMICAL METHOD OF PLANTING VINES.

    WHILE in the Crimea, I visited the celebrated Pallas vineyard; I presume the most extensive in the world. It comprehends an area of about 2500 acres, and nearly all the wine produced ...

    Article : 422 words
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