Wheat Crop
Washington, Thursday. — The Agriculture Department yesterday predicted an overall 1952 wheat crop of…
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Farming & the land, 1952
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Highlights on Wool Market
As there were no sales at Australian centres during the week ended June 9, there was no movement in wool values. In Bradford, notwithstanding the steady…
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Melbourne.—The price of butter is almost certain to be 4/2, not 4/1, from July 1. Wholesalers and retailers…
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Adelaide—A blind Mount Pleasant farmer, who had to feel his way round his 291-acre sheep property, has had his sight restored…
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The 1951-52 world harvest of rough rice is estimated at 336,003 million pounds by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The…
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Brisbane.—Two policemen have set out from remote stations in far north-western Queensland to track…
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Adelaide, June 17.—At the tenth and final wool sale of the season today prices were equal to or slightly easier than at the…
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Adelaide, June 18. — Values at the wool sales today remained firm. Competition was widespread and animates…
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New York, Wednesday.—Cherry growers got the upper hand in the battle they are waging against wheat farmers in Yakima Valley, Washington…
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Adelaide, June 19.—Wool values were maintained at today's sale, when strong quality wools were in best demand…
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Under Secretary of Agriculture, Clarence J. McCormick, credits the "family farm" structure of American agriculture with contributing…
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Brisbane. — Queensland's only earl, the fifth Earl of Ducie, has died in Mary[?] borough Hospital…
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Wool promotion will be taken to Japan, where the International Wool Secretariat will establish a branch. This was revealed at the…
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A sudden dramatic change in the outlook for wool was revealed last week when Wool Bureau Inc., the American counter-part of International Wool Secretariat, released amended statistics disclosing that world wool consumption in 1951 was 98…
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Swan Hill.—Mr. S. Storer, of Swan Hill, said that he would seek Country Party endorsement to stand…
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Huge movements of cattle driven by drought out of the Northern Territory into Queensland are being filmed in color by Charles Charles…
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The annual, wool and handicrafts exhibition arranged by the Country Women's Association will be opened at the New Masonic Hall…
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Sydney, June 24.—Leading distributors of dairy produce today denied charges that butter held in held stores would be worth about…
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Mr. E. Waterman, of South Australia, who has been named as chairman, of the International Wool…
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The Country Women's Association handicrafts exhibition at the New Masonic…
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