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Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 3
Volume 5, Number 5
September-October, 1956
Front Matter
Articles
Caponising cockerels
D. K. Giles and R. Vagg
Lucerne growing in Western Australia
H. G. Elliott
Leptospirosis (Redwater) in calves
C. R. Toop
Modern silage making
H. G. Elliott
Farm and home
Brenda Cleeve
Weeds of Western Australia - Paterson's curse (Echium plantagineum L. and E. italicum L.)
G. R. W. Meadly
The pollination of Ohanez grapes - Results from pollen-water spray trials 1955-56
C. R. Hale and L. T. Jones
Post-war trends in the citrus industry
F. Melville
"Clover disease" of sheep in Western Australia
H. W. Bennetts
English fruit tree rootstocks
J. Cripps
Sudan grass is drought resistant
F. E. Ryan
Editor: J.A. Mallett
Cover: The delicately- textured blue flowers of the Leschenaultia are a feature of springtime in Western Australia. The plant grows profusely in the Darling Ranges, but is probably seen at its best in the loamy soils east of Northam. It is named in honour of the botanist Leschenault de la Tour, who accompanies Captain Nicholas Baudin on his voyage to Australia in 1802."
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