Difficult to Sell Wheat
SYDNEY, Wed.--The Australian Wheat Board was finding it difficult to sell wheat to-day, although there…
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Farming & the land, 1953
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Wheat Of Medium Flour Content
SYDNEY, Wed. -- The Flour Millers' Association of N.S.W. declared to-day that 80 per cent. of…
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SYDNEY, Wed.--Australia had a near record wool cheque of £404,756,387 for the 1952-53 season. The amount was the second highest on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Advance Agriculture Fair The Miracle Of The " Trace" Elements Farms On Sand--A Victory For Our Science
A carper of clover pastures, furrowed fields, grain crops and new farm blocks is roiling out over a barren wilderness in southern Australia. Practical applications of…
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MACLEAN, Wednesday.-- Michael Lawton, an English Junior Farmer who is touring Australia, is at present…
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Successful dairying involves not only the proper feeding of the herd, but also the proper feeding of the soil--…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.--Wheatgrowers' representatives, Mr. R. K. Tilson and Mr. H. A. Col will, have told the…
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SYDNEY. Thursday.--The State Marketing Bureau reports competition was strong for the 23.072 sheep penned at the…
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"You have the land here, and my impressions after travelling the northern quarter of New South Wales are that there are terrific possibilities here with regard to agriculture," said Mr. Michael Lawton…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Boambee Farmer Breaks Leg
Mr. H. E[?]kford, of Boambee, suffered a broken leg when unloading fertiliser at Coffs Harbour railway goods vard on Tuesday…
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CANBERRA, Friday.--A warning that continuous upward price adjustments could bring the butter and cheese industry to a point where stability would be impossible was sounded by the Minister for…
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LOWER SOUTHGATE. --Foxes are causing losses to poultrykeepers in this area. The animals are…
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SYDNEY, Mon. -- Next Thursday's Homebush cattle sales have been cancelled because of a strike by 250…
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BELLINGEN, Monday. -- The Commonwealth Government had agreed to give dairy farmers the cost of production and should adhere to that promise…
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CANBERRA, Mon.--Production of milk, butter and cheese in the 11 months ended May 31 last, in each…
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MACLEAN, Monday. -- The first "get together" of the Lower Clarence Junior Farmers coincided with the visit of Mr. Michael Lawton, an English Junior Farmer…
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BELLINGEN.-- Delegates to the Raleigh District P.P.U. Council meeting at Coffs Harbour discussed the…
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LISMORE, Wed.-- There was defini ely a cattle killer at work in the Konorigan district stated two…
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LISMORE, Wed. -- Harvesting the Richmond River peanut crop worth, over £125,000 will be completed…
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"If they are to continue to sell their products oversea. rural producers must reduce their production costs,"…
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