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Economic Policies and Agricultural Performance
... cotton, sisal, pyrethrum flowers and extract, wattlebark and wattlebark extract. b
. The value of agricultural direct food imports includes: food and live animals plus
animal and vegetable oils; imported inputs include: unmanufactured tobacco, ...
Christian Morrisson, Jacques Lecaillon, 1985
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Report of the International Expert Consultation on Non-Wood ...
The bark of Acacia mearnsii, a tree native to southern Australia, is one of the most
important tannin sources in the world. Australia, once the sole producer of
wattlebark tannin, now imports all its supplies from other countries, including
South ...
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 1995
3
I Succeeded Once: The Aboriginal Protectorate on the ...
William Buckley had heard a few weeks prior that a party of wattlebark strippers
had surrounded a sleeping encampment of natives shortly after sunrise at
Western Port and shot several. Buckley despatched messengers to request that
the ...
4
The View from Connor's Hill: A Memoir
With haste, we came up with another plan: stripping wattlebark. That first
weekend, we sharpened our tomahawks, loaded up our horses with supplies,
and headed for the log cabin on Sheepstation Creek. For the next three
weekends we ...
About a month after Godfrey had learned the painful news of Beatrice's death he
determined upon quitting Wattlebark Station. The solitary life of a shepherd had
become insupportable to him any longer; and he resolved, now that a few
pounds ...
6
Proceedings of the Parliament of South Australia
Rent, timber licences Rents Rent and wattlebark Rent, timber licences, grazing
fees, stone licences Rents, timber sales, &c., grazing fees, wattlebark, stone,
sand, and gravel licences Grazing fees and timber licences Rents Rents and
timber ...
South Australia. Parliament, 1902
... wattlebark (-R64,000), canned pineapples (— R624,000, due to large and
cheap supplies from Formosa), fishmeal (-R330,000), asbestos (-R806,000) and
mica (-R1 3,000). The principal groups of commodities, which represented the
major ...
Wattlebark and extract. Total imports of wattlebark into West Germany decreased
by 5.139 metric tons. Imports from South Africa similarly decreased from 16,023
metric tons (R795.000) in 1959 to 12,943 metric tons (R634.000) in 1960.
The results after 24 hours were as follows : — Drug used Treated area Control
area Formalin • + + Alum (— ) + Tannic acid — — Wattlebark extract — — In the
alum-treated area the larvae had grown a little before they died; protection was ...
South African Veterinary Association, 1939
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Journal of the South African Veterinary Medical Association
In the case of the wattlebark extract the reddish-brown colour of this substance
could clearly be seen in the wool on the left side where the control strike was
made ; the tannic acid probably also flowed round and for this reason the controls
...
