Succeeds With Year-Round Tomato Crop
A Gosford grower has succeeded in a year-round programme of tomato growing, thanks to a systematic…
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Farming & the land, 1950
573 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 19 of 29
Walgett Danger Past: Farmers Aid Police
TAMWORTH, Thurs.--Many graziers in the Walgett district now had outboard motor boats. They were relieving police of…
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WASHINGTON, Fri. (AAP).-- The United States wheat crop this year is expected to be 996,400,000 bushells but it still…
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Included in fodder received by the Grafton city-Copmanhurst shire flood relief committee for distribution to…
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SYDNEY, Sun.--Floods will not cause any postponement of the sales of the new season's wool clip in New South Wales,…
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A Gosford grower has succeeded in a year-round programme of tomato growing, thanks to a systematic…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Refuse Resolution On Farm Potential
SYDNEY, Mon.--The Soldier Settlers' Conference, which precedes the State Congress of the Returned…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Aftermath Of Flood Some Dairy Farms Affected For Months Yet
Although flood water throughout the Clarence district is draining off steadily, months will elapse before some dairy farms are again in normal production…
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SUPPLY to Grafton Co-operative Dairy Company for July was only four tons less than for the same month last…
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Excellent progress was being made on the construction of the milk annex at the factory, said the chairman of directors of the Grafton Co-operative Dairy Co. (Mr. W. M. L. Hughes) yesterday…
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OTTAWA Wed. (AAP) -- Canada's '950 wheat crop would total 544 million bushels, the third largest in the nations…
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CANBERRA, Thurs.--Reports that the United States was negotiating with Australia to buy part or all of the 1950 wool…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Dairy Farm Competition Local Farmers' Successes
Although recent heavy rain and floodings have delayed the judging schedule for the 1950 Dairy Farm Competitions conducted by the…
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Never before had the dairying industry suffered such a serious blow as it had during the recent disastrous floods on the Clarence River and throughout the North…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Doyen Of Wollongbar State Farm
The death on August 3 of Mr. A. H. Haywood removes a very worthy man who did more for Wollongbar State Farm than any other manager. A native of Pambula, he came…
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LONDON, Mon. (A.A.P.),--Princess Margaret celebrated her 20th birthday at Balmoral Castle in her native Scotland to-day--amid a new crop of rumours of her engagement…
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A Carr's Creek farmer, Bernard Graydon Trotter, 28, appeared at Grafton Court of Petty Sessions yesterday…
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DISTRICT primary producers have requested the "Daily Examiner" to publish the following articles which have appeared in journals devoted entirely to rural matters. One of the items contains the hardest hitting criticism probably ever…
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SYDNEY, Tues.--The Australian Agricultural Council will recommend to the Federal Government that the scope of the dairy grant be widened. THE Council wants the grant…
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CANBERRA, Wed. -- A swing away from Britain and Europe as markets for Australian wheat and flour was for Australian wheat prices or markets, he said: World population, especially in the East, was growing much…
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