Wheat Areas
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Farming & the land, 1915
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Wheat Factors
Much depends on the weather in N. S. Wales from now till Harvest, and particularly on whether the critical month of October is bridged in safety…
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Join Bridge and Co., Ltd., report:— The market for good wools is very firm. We sold merino fleece from Warialda to 142. fleece from Garah to…
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One root of wheat which Mr. J. B. Phillips has in his office is likely to raise the question as to how many straws of wheat will grow from one…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gathering the Harvest. Farmers to Help Each Other
The probable shortage of labour for the forthcoming harvest was considered by the Yass branch of the F. and S. Association. It was decided that…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Complete Story. (Copyright.) Published by Special Arrangement. Joan of Hill Farm
Parson Wildroyd rode down the bridle-track, winding between steep banks of heather, that led from Hill Farm to the hamlet and the little…
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Mr. W. H. Wheatley reports having sold, on behalf of Mr. M. Louis, his farm situated at Brooklands, containing 45[?] acres, to Mr. C. H. Golby, at a…
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The probable condition of the wool market in the immediate future was shows, in some degree by the [?]ant character of the wool sales in Sydney…
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On his own account, as well as of those who follow in his footsteps, every man on the land should be a forester. Success depends on whether you…
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Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Coy. Ltd., report under date 22nd September, 1915.—The opening soles of the season were field last…
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According to the returns supplied to the Government Statistician, the area under wheat in this State this year…
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The probable condition of the wool market in the immediate future was shown, in some degree by the buoyant character of the wool sales in…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Worm Trouble in Sheep
An outstanding feature of the present season is the prevalence of worm troubles among sheep. At certain seasons this trouble always prevails in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Wheat Stacking on New Line. Carumbi Farmers Moving
Following on representations made by she Ca[?] F. and S. Assciation to the Commissioners of Railways, per Mr. G. A. Burgess. M.L.A., the…
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The wool auction last week in Sydney gave welcome indication of what may be expected in the way of wool prices. We learn from John Bridge & Co., that…
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Mr. W. J. McPhillamy, has received a letter from a prominent pastoral1st at Coolabah. Touching the season's prospects, the writer states that…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Wheat Breeding the Technique of "Crossing"
The act of "crossing" two varieties of wheat is regarded by many as a mysterious process requiring considerable skill and experience, but…
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Sept. 20.—The easier tendency in values recorded in London and Brisbane was more pronounced at the Sydney sales since auctions were resumed…
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