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  2. FURZE AND BLACKBERRY DESTRUCTION

    The destruction of furze and blackberry is a vital problem on many farms in the Adelaide hills and southern districts, and in New Zealand the two pests are a definite check to economic farming. While no completely satisfactory method of eradicationhas yet been found, there are certain steps which may be undertaken to alleviate the position. These methods are freely examined in the following article, which recently appeared in the Neic Zealand Journal of Agriculture. The author is Mr. J. E. Bell, Agricultural Instructor in the Auckland district oi the Dominion. ...

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  4. JUTE FIBRES IN WOOL

    Two results highly significant to wool production and the trade have followed an enquiry by the International Wool Secretariat in conjunction ...

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  6. S.A. PASTURE COMPETITIONS

    The South Australian Pasture Improvement Committee of the Australian Dairy Produce Board has decided, on the recommendation of Mr. ...

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