Fashions in wool
A Ming blue wool jersey evening frock, right, with matching triangular stole fringed in black. On the…
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Farming & the land, 1953
626 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 20 of 32
Bring Chaos To Wheat Industry
CANBERRA, Tues--Failure of the Victorian Government to agree to a 15- per bushel home…
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WASHINGTON, Tues.-- The United States share of the guaranteed world wheat market in the next 12…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday. -- Steady soaking rain which has fallen on the western N.S.W. wheat belt to-day, has eased drought conditions, but more rain is required…
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SYDNEY, Wed.--Rain over most of inland New South Wales yesterday and to-day. has saved the…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday. -- Curtailment of Japanese operations at the next wool selling season might have a damaging effect on values, the president of the…
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"Scarecrow" guns can play a valuable role in protecting crops from bird damage. This is the conclusion…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Black Beetle Plague On Clarence Farms
MACLEAN, The ravages of black beetles and measures to control the pest occupied the attention of members of the Lower Clarence Agricultural Bureau at…
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LONDON, Thurs.--Prominent N.S.W. sheep farmer, Dr. S. Goldberg, will send 150 Australian sheep by air…
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In his monthly report the Senior Dairy Officer of the Clarence to Bellinger and Dorrigo districts, Mr. H. Harrison, said the continued dry spell, accompanied by some frosts of varying intensity, is…
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CANBERRA, Fri.--Australians will have a new drink at milk bars and cafes if negotiations initiated by…
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SYDNEY, Fri.--Support for the wheat stabilisation scheme was secured by only a narrow majority at the…
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DARWIN, Sun.--Northern Territory police have broken what they believe to be the biggest cattle duffing case…
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BELLINGEN, Mon. -- The amalgamation of the Junior Farmer's Clubs of Thora and Bellingen should provide…
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Mr C. B. Ball, who has been elected chairman of the Australian Wool Bureau…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Russia Now Big Buyer Of Butter
LONDON, Tues.--Russia has become an important buyer of butter on an unprecedented scale from…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday--Failure of the different States to agree on a wheat stabilisation scheme might bring the industry to the verge of catastrophe, said the Minister for…
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BRISBANE, Tues.--Russia was negotiating with the Australian Dairy Produce Board to buy butter from…
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Mr. T P. Paff, manager of the Pioneer Dairy Company's factory at Ulmarra, said last night that local…
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CANBERRA, Wednesday. -- Australia is willing to self surplus butter and meat to Russia. It has on hand 13,500 tons of surplus butter and 8500 tons of free meat, including 2500 tons of mutton…
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