N.S.W. Wheat Crops Damaged
SYDNEY, Thurs.--Heavy damage has been caused to the wheat crop in north-western N.S.w., where 23 per cent. of the State's…
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Farming & the land, 1949
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New Machinery For Butter Manufacture
SYDNEY, Thurs.--Machinery for manufacturing butter directly from milk, will be tried out at the dairy produce factory to be…
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CANBERRA, Thurs.--The Commonwealth Government agreed to pay the dairy farmers a subsidy of £1,250,000 to meet the increased costs of butter production to the…
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The first consignment of 14 cattle from the Clarence for the Macleay River under the flood cattle appeal, was…
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The Upper Clarence is probably the safest cattle raising area in Australia. The history of its cattle industry is practically the history of the district. Even so, it was one of the last to take steps to control its marketing…
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Milk and Cream production from over 1700 dairy farms is being treated by seven gutter factories in the area, running from the Clarence to Nambucca…
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The Clarence possesses great potentialities for vegetable production because of its high yearly rainfall, mild winter and the richness and high productiveness of the soil. Against this, there are transport difficulties and the great distance from city…
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The first farm on the Clarence was sold in 1857, at Clarenza. Later in the same year a large number of farms were thrown…
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When electricians connected his 100-acre farm near the village of Fruitvaie, Tennessee, to electric power lines on July…
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SYDNEY, Sun.--A conference of State Prices Ministers in Melbourne to-day decided to set up a committee of prices officers from…
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WASHINGTON, Tuesday (A. A .P.).--Listing Australia as the world's third largest, butter exporter in 1948--Although still…
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Fine wool fabrics make fashion news at Paris displays of spring fabrics which show that although colours promise to be cleaner…
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BELLINGEN, Tues.--Mr. F. Washington, field officer of the Potato Marketing Board, in Belingen to-day said the early…
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COFF'S HARBOUR, Mon.--In his monthly report on district conditions for October in No.2 district, from the…
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LONDON, Wed. (A.A.P.).--Western Germany and Japan have both applied to join the international wheat council, and it is…
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BELLINGEN, Wed.-- The annual meeting of the Raleigh Cooperative Butter Society, in liquidation was held in Raleigh…
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SWAN CREEK. --With the clover season nearing an end, apiarists will be looking for new pastures for their bees. The…
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Production at the Grafton Co-operative Dairy Company's factory was about twice what it was this time last year, said…
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Due to bacterial spot and adverse weather conditions, the production of tomatoes in the Coff's Harbour sector would be…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.--The 1949-50 wheat harvest in N.S W. was expected to yield 75,000,000 bushed, the Minister for Agriculture, Mr…
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