Subsidy Sought To Make Dairying Profitable
Dairy farmers should be given a deferred payment in the nature of a subsidy from the Government, said Mr. H…
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Farming & the land, 1950
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Farmer's Complaint About Wage Rise
A delegate to the Clarence P.P.U. District Council meeting at Grafton yesterday caused laughter when he…
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LISMORE.--The district Junior Farmer supervisor (Mr. C. Purdue) said that 32. Lismore High School girls had enrolled…
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KARANGI, Friday.-Cyclonic rains, accompanied by gale force southerly winds, have swept the area from nightfall…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Showground Sheep Pay Their Way
Grafton Showground trustees are hoping for a lucrative return from the sale of wool shorn from a mob of sheep…
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LISMORE, Sun.--As far as he was concerned, the 12.0001b. butter-fat production potential required for the acquisition of…
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SYDNEY, Monday.--Weather daring October favoured dairy production, and the output of butter and cheese from New South Wales factories showed a sharp rise, states the monthly report of the…
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ULMARRA.--Mr. R. Webber, who recently joined the Clarence River Pioneer Dairy Company staff, was dux of the dairying…
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As far as he was concerned the 12,000lb. per annum butter fat production potential required for the acquisition of single unit farms under the War Service Land Settlement Act was abolished, said the Postmaster-General and Acting…
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Dalgety and Co. Ltd. report a medium yarding of stock at the cattle sales at South Grafton yesterday. The market for fat…
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PALMER'S ISLAND.---The 361 points of rain which fell over the past week will greatly benefit pastures and crops, but…
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At recent Farmers Union meetings held at Hernani, Ebor and Tyringham, the following points were discussed:—…
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When addressing a gathering of Returned Soldiers at lismore. Mr. H. L. Anthony. MHR, Postmaster-General and…
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SYDNEY, Fri.--The Minister for Lands. Mr. Renshaw. to-day said he was delighted to see evidence of a more…
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SYDNEY, Friday.--Thousands of acres of wheat have been destroyed, and an elderly farmer is believed drowned, following widespread rain and flooding in north-western N.S.W. this week…
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BELLINGEN.--When Mr. R. C. Gibson, general president of the Primary Producers' Union, attended the Raleigh District Council meeting at Bellingen delegates who for some time past have been…
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LISMORE, Mon.--At a time when butter production was Usually on the increase, there had been a decline in output in…
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Messrs. H. W. Kirkland & Co., of Bellingen, report a very successful sale at Auld's yards, Boambee, when 73 head of mixed…
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Kudzu, a prolific or[?]ental vine which is growing successfully at the Grafton Experiment Farm and other parts of the State, is used in reclamation work in the south-eastern United States as a soil-building…
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Messrs. Plunkett, Jordan and Forsyth report high prices at the cattle sale conducted at Lower Bu[?] on Wednesday. The…
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