Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 3 Western Australia, Series 3
Volume 8
Number 3 May - June 1959 Article 1
1959
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JOURNAL OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE
W E S T E R N A U S T R A L I A
VOL. 8 (Third Series) MAY-JUNE, 1959 No. 3
Published every second month by the Depart- ment of Agriculture.
St. George's Terrace.
Perth
The subscription rate 'which includes post- age) is 10s. per annum.
Single copies 2s. each.
Edited by J. A. MALLETT
Articles which appear In the "Journal" may be reprinted, provided that the "Journal" and the authors are acknowledged.
Issued by direction at THE MINISTER FOR
AGRICULTURE.
COVER PICTURE The Salmon Gum (Euca- lyptus salmonophloia) is found over a large tract of country eastward of a line from Mullewa in the north, through Carnamah, Moora, Brookton and Wagin down to Gnowan- gerup. Its shining lan- ceolate leaves and yellow- ish-pink to almost white bark make it one of our most attractive wheatbelt trees, and its timber is extensively used for m i n - ing purposes. The tree attains a height of 75 ft.
IN THIS ISSUE
Page
Parmer M.L.A. Becomes Minister for Agriculture 261 Bringing Wheatbelt Salt Land Back into Production
S. T. Smith and C. V. Malcolm 263 Growing Subterranean Clover on Deep Sands . G. H. Burvill 269 Pasture Management and the Euro Problem in the North-
West E. H. M. Ealey and H. Suijdendorp 273 Book Reviews—T. J. Hungerford's "Diseases of Livestock"-
L. A. Downey's "Pig Raising" 287 The Place of Clover Meal in Poultry Feeding R. H. Morris 289
First W.A. Random Sample Egg-Laying Test R. H. Morris 297 Weeds of W.A.—Paddy Melon G. R. W. Meadly 321 Classing Your Own Clip W. L. McGarry and J. Reilly 325
Books for Farmers 339 Weed Control in Onions G . A. Pearce 341
Farm and Home—A Tasty Poultry Dish; Simply-made Acces-
sories for the Ball Frock Helen M. Gloster 347 Peach Leaf Curl w . P. Cass Smith 351 The Bark Beetle in W.A. Pine Forests G. D. Rimes 353 Kikuyu Renovation Points for Tyne Cultivators
A. L. Hamilton 357 Spray-Thinning of Newcastle Apricots J. Cripps 361 Diseases of Goats—Enterotoxaemia J. Shilkin 363 Tree Establishment on Esperance Plains G. E. Brockway 367
Recent Rural Radio Talks 373 Cream Stirring is Important; Cross-breeding in Pig
Production; Salmonella Infection in Sheep; Useful Sprays in the Home Garden; Tapeworms of Dogs and Cats; The Poison Plant and the Animal; Sire Surveys to Prove Bulls; Peat as a Substitute for Horse Manure.
Cull the Low Producers w . L. McGarry 383
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