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Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young) · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1948

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Dairymen's Prices

Goulburn Evening Post · Friday 29 October 1948 · page 8

The high cost of feed concentrates has prompted dairymen to apply for increased milk prices, according to the chairman of…

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Best Crop for Five Years

Goulburn Evening Post · Friday 29 October 1948 · page 5

Reports have come from Orange that the cherry crop there is far below expectations, becase the bees have not been…

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Junior Farmers Notes

Crookwell Gazette · Wednesday 3 November 1948 · page 6

Local Junior farmers are doing very well in the initial stage of getting together their exhibit for the Goulburn' Show next year, but they…

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Drover’s Declaration: “I‘ll Fight This Even If It Costs Me a Thousand” S.M. Dismisses Stealing Charge “With Some Misgivings” Drover Denied Killing Sheep for Dog Feed, But As Act of Mercy Because Animal Suffering

Yass Tribune-Courier · Thursday 4 November 1948 · page 1

A case of interest to drovers and graziers was concluded in Yass last week, when the S.M. gave a drover who was charged with stealing a sheep, the benefit of the doubt and dismissed the information…

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Where Cattle Are Worth £147 A Head

Goulburn Evening Post · Friday 5 November 1948 · page 1

On 80 acres, about 6,200 head of cattle are fattened for the American market. In the course of an address to the Rotary Club Mr. Ray…

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Wheat Judging on the Southern Slopes

The Burrowa News · Friday 5 November 1948 · page 2

Championship judging of wheat crops in the Southern Slopes will commence on November 29th, the Royal Agricultural Society has…

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Wool Consumption Competition Europe and U.S.A. Contrast

The Burrowa News · Friday 5 November 1948 · page 3

"Continental competition has been the strongest feature of recent wool sales. Great Britain has also freely operated, but…

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Damage to Fruit Crops

Goulburn Evening Post · Friday 5 November 1948 · page 4

LEETON: Heavy hail in the Leeton district on Sunday damaged apricot, peach and tomato crops…

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Careless Use of Poison Boorowa Farmer Loses 27 Ewes

Yass Tribune-Courier · Monday 8 November 1948 · page 1

Mr. Doust, Stock Inspector, of Yass, recently investigated the death of 27 ewes on the property of Mr. W. Thompson, “Lynvale,”…

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Dogs Attack Sheep

Goulburn Evening Post · Wednesday 10 November 1948 · page 1

Stray dogs which are preying on flocks of sheep on properties adjoining the municipality of Junee, are causing graziers…

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Britain's Sheep

Goulburn Evening Post · Thursday 11 November 1948 · page 1

The Ryeburn Flock Book Society (England) hopes to get the British Government to introduce legislation covering the insurance…

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Brisbane Wool Sales

Goulburn Evening Post · Thursday 11 November 1948 · page 1

BRISBANE: Prices realised at the Brisbane wool sales were the highest for the present wool selling season…

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Wheat Growers And Erosion

Goulburn Evening Post · Thursday 11 November 1948 · page 1

MELBOURNE: An appeal to the Federal and State Governments for funds to combat soil [?]eros'on will be made by…

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"Scabby Mouth" Noticed in Some District Sheep

Goulburn Evening Post · Thursday 11 November 1948 · page 4

Some cases of "scabby mouth" disease in sheep had been reported in the Goulburn district but there had been no serious developments as far as shearing was concerned, the District Veterinary Officer (Mr. S. L. Black) said to-day…

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Our Member in Parliament Butter Ration

The Burrowa News · Friday 12 November 1948 · page 3

Mr. Fuller: Can the Minister for Agriculture inform the House whether there will be an increase of the butter ration for Australian consumers when…

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Conditions That Aid Worms in Sheep

Goulburn Evening Post · Friday 12 November 1948 · page 8

Both warmth and moisture are necessary for development of the worms that infest sheep, states the Division of Animal Industry, of the Department of Agriculture. Naturally, therefore one finds…

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73 Million Bushels Preliminary Wheat Forecast

The Burrowa News · Friday 12 November 1948 · page 1

"A preliminary assessment of the forthcoming wheat harvest indicates that it may .approach 73 million bushels." This was stated…

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Revive Wool Demand Tops Higher Abroad

The Burrowa News · Friday 12 November 1948 · page 3

"Any recent change in the wool market has been upward the movement embracing merinos and crossbreds. Prices have not…

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Reviving Wool Demand Tops Remain Higher Abroad

Goulburn Evening Post · Friday 12 November 1948 · page 8

Winchcombe, Carson Ltd, report: Any recent change in the wool market has been upward, the movement embracing merinos and crossbreds. Prices have not recovered to the very high levels recorded in early September. Values are about…

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Drover's Declaration S.m. Dismisses Stealing Charge "With Some Misgivings" Drover Denied Killing Sheep Fordog Reed But As Act of Mercy Because Animal Was Suffering

The Burrowa News · Friday 12 November 1948 · page 2

A case of interest to drovers and graziers was concluded in recently, when the S.M., gave a drover who was charged with stealing a sheep, the benefit of the doubt and dismissed the information. The allegation was that the drover killed a sheep on illalong…

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