Rain Benefits Western Farms
SYDNEY, Sunday.—Rain over the week-end would be a great benefit to western N.S.W. farmers, but more…
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Farming & the land, 1952
799 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 13 of 40
Farm Giants for Sydney
Giant marrows, pumpkins and squashes being packed by Messrs. W. Hughes and C. Dean for consignment to Sydney, where they will form part of the Northern District exhibit at the forthcoming R.A.S. Easter Show…
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One of the district's best figures for a dairy herd clearing: sale were realised at a sale on Messrs. Child…
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"At last we are beginning to realise that food production is indeed Australia's No. 1 industry: that meat and…
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COFFS HARBOUR, Sun.—From Lower Bucca comes the story of an action -packed half hour in which two prize bulls and a well-known Lower Bucca farmer were the leading…
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SYDNEY, Mon.—Despite good rains on the North Coast during the week-end, there will be no immediate…
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Gordon Loader, Peter Ferguson and Nobby Jones, members of the Coifs Harbour Junior Farmers' Club, will…
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MACKSVILLE, Mon.—Heavy hail, accompanying a freak windstorm, which swept the district on…
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Among the junior farmers selected to attend the Sydney Royal Show Camp and Junior Farmers' Day…
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Noticing a saddled horse wandering in a paddock oft Rushforth road. South Grafton, yesterday morning…
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LISMORE, Tuesday—Permanent relief, rather than something for a year or two for the dairying…
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"A cattle dealer who recently introduced cattle into Kiama- Braidwood-Koseiusko Pleuro-pneumonia…
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SYDNEY, Wed.—The first 12 series of the 1951-52 wool rales realised only £64,790,887—£66,324,077 less than…
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SYDNEY, Wed.— The Royal Agricultural Society has received a record entry in dairy produce classes for…
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CASINO Wed.—A complete revision of overseas contracts for dairy products will be sought at the annual conference of the Australian Country Party (N.S.W.) in Sydney in May…
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DARWIN, Thurs.—The [?]orthern Territory Administrator (Mr. F. J. Wise) to-day described the cattle…
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Although only small in numbers, the Karangi Junior Farmers' Club made splendid progress in the year just ended…
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Using the contour system, a crop of Washington naval oranges will be planted by Mr. W. Cormack on his [?] property. This is the first time contour planting [?] on a large scale has been employed in this…
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Among those Junior Farmers selected to attend the Sydney Royal Show Camp and Junior Farmers' Day is Douglas…
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MACLEAN,—Alexander James Green, farmer, of Woodford Leigh, was charged before Mr. A. E. Capp…
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