Wool Hold-Up Settlement Plans
Sydney, November 1.—A settlement of the wool held-up is likely as a result of a compulsory conference, presided over by the Conciliation…
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Farming & the land, 1946
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From NSW Wheat No More Exports Stocks
Because of the severe drought the State Government strongly opposed the export of any more wheat from current stocks held within N.S.W. said…
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SYDNEY.—The black ban imposed foy the Clerks' Union on wool handled by Dalgety and Co and the Australian…
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Sydney, November 3.—A meeting of the wool telling brokers will be held in Sydney tomorrow to determine their attitude on settlement terms of…
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New York, November 1.—Michigan State College scientists have developed anniversary reflector to protect crops from frost…
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This season's wheat harvest in New South Wales may yield anything up to 20 million bushels. The Minister for Commerce and Agriculture. Mr. Scully,…
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NEW YORK, November 4.—The "Chicago Tribune" prints frank revelations of high-level diplomacy which it says were made by the British Ambassador (Lord Inverchapel) during his recent visit to Iowa, and…
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Washington.—The world wheat crop is estimated as the best since 1940, but reserve wheat stocks have been greatly depicted by abnormal demands of last…
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Geelong, November 5.—At the wool sales today super Merino sold at 71¾d. and lambs' wool 51¾d. both Australasian records…
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Ottawa—Discussing the many aspects and varying conditions of the farm woodlot in Canada. G. A. Mulloy, Sylvicultural Research, Dominion Forestry…
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Sydney, November 6—The black ban on wool handled by Dalgety and Co. and the Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co. in Australian wool ports…
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Sydney, November 6 — The black ban on wool handled by Dalgery and Co. and the Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co. in Australian…
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Brigadier C. E. Lucus Phillips, O.R.E. M.C., has been appointed manager in the United Kingdom of the International Wool Secretariat, London, as from…
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Washington: Dictary practices in many countries have been greatly in nuenced by the role of milk and dairy products in land Lease and in the…
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Wherever woe! sales have been held this season— in Australia and other Dominions in Britain, and in America—demand has been stronger than…
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London, November 9 — The Times and the Daily Telegraph diplomatic correspondents say that occupation authorities in the American zone in Germany will lend the British zone 50,000 tons of wheat…
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Melbourne, November II.—Grasshoppers were reported yesterday to be attacking wheat crops in the north-west of Victoria, but officials of the…
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Sydney, November 11.—Greasy [?]erine fleece sold at 45d. for nine bales CF/M from Cooma, and five bales of RNC/Dunce/Barraba from Cabbadah…
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Sydney, November 9—Conditions in a great part of N.S.W. are very bad. Sheep have died in the drought and the devastation is continuing. "The Times" says that this will…
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Mr. C. G. Davison, manager of Broken Hill Ice & Produce Co., today received advice from the Rationing Commission, Sydney,…
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