Sheep Dearer at Homebush
SYDNEY, Thursday. — Winchcombe Carson Ltd. report that 34,760 sheep were- penned at Homebush consisting of good…
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Farming & the land, 1945
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Horses and Cattle a Feature Striking Display At-Singleton Show
SINGLETON, Thursday.— Herses and dairy cattle were an outstanding feature of Singleton Show which opened to-day. These sections were quite up to the pre-war standard…
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For a, district that is net generally recognised as being extensively engaged in the sheep and wool industry, competition in these two…
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Pine Wool Merinos.—Fine wool Merino, ewe, 2-tooth and over, V. B. Bower 1 and 2. Strong wool Merinos.—Pen of…
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Jerseys.—Cow, in milk, three years and over, W. F. McDonald and Son's Wattles Betty 5th 1, N. H. R. Pittmann's Lyndhurst Maid 6th 2, Alex…
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Fat shorthorn bullock, not exceed ing four years, T. I. Capp I, Mrs. K. Ball 2. Fat Hereford bullock, not exceeding four years, Mrs. K. Ball…
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Herefords.—Bull, 18 months and under two years, J. H. White's Golf Hill Envoy 1, Fenwick Bros. Myall Royal Salute 2. Bull over 12 and under…
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Edward Higgens, Parkinson and Co., report having held their usual fortnightly sale on Tuesday-last. There was no alteration in values as compared with…
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Mr. H. R. Cowdery, one of the delegates to the recent London Wool Conference, was guest speaker at last week's dinner…
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Judge's Remarks: "About 100 fleeces were entered, with keen competition in all classes. The general standard of entries was of a high…
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Singleton’s first post-war show has a successful opening yesterday. Favoured with ideal weather, the gate exceeded that of the corresponding day last year by £20, the respective amounts being £176 and £156…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Outstading Show Stages in Bounteous season. Quality Predominant in Horses and Dairy Cattle
Singleton's Show-the 73rd event in the history of the Northern Agricultural Association-was held yesterday and to-day in typical Spring weather, though indications early yesterday were that the boisterously strong wind would make conditions unpleasant…
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The "flabby and sentimental" answer of wool men to the challenge of substitute fibres was to-day condemned by Mr. Fuller…
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In announcing that the Herd Recording Scheme for the year 1945-46 would commence on 1st October, the Minister for Agriculture, Mr. Graham,…
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Discussing the issue of permits to shoot kangaroos, wallabies, and wallaroos in the Armidale P.P. Board district, the deputy leader of the…
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For a district which possesses such natural potentialities and advantages, the response from district farmers to the farm…
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Sub-Section A—Grain: Maize, 12 cobs, small variety (light), R. Moss 1, K. Ramsey 2. Maize, 12 cobs, small variety (dark), R. Moss 1, K…
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In a review of the Hunter dairy conditions during September, the senior dairy instructor, Mr. Smith, says that they had…
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Pitt, Scn and Badgery Ltd., report having submitted a catalogue of 2824 hales for final appraisement on Tuesday last, the…
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CANBERRA Sat. — Britain’s 440,000 from holdings are now using 172,000 tractors and about 155,000 tractor ploughs, or more…
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