Millfield Revives Junior Farmer Club
MILLFIELD Sat. — Although seasonal conditions have been adverse, the Millfield Junior Farmer Club members have…
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Farming & the land, 1946
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Red Ray To Protect Crops From Frosts
NEW YORK, November 2.—Michigan State College scientists have developed an infra red ray reflector to protect from frost. The machine consisting of an oil burner and aluminium…
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SYDNEY Monday. — Winchcombe Carson Ltd. report: 29,674 sheep penned of mixed quality. The market opened firm. Best…
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At Mr. T. Carlton's sale on Friday, reference was made to the death of Mr. R. W Alison, who had been aa auctioneer for many years…
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Mr. J. Hughes, Secretary of the Clerks' Union, denied yesterday the suggestion that, despite the ban on wool sold through Dalgety and Co…
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TAREE, Tuesday. — Drought conditions still exist on the Manning River, and the dairying industry was never in a worse…
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Due to the butchers’ picnic on Monday, Maitland stock sales were not held until to-day. [?] the postponement, however,…
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BRISBANE.—At the wool sales held on October 21-24 60,319 bales were sold and realised £97, 587/9/10. The average price for…
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America was "wool hungry," and American wool purchases from Australia would continue at a high level, said the U.S…
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A fluid known as "130 branding fluid," has been developed in the search for a brand for sheep that will not detract from the value…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wool Sale Postponed Dispute Continues
There will be no wool sales tomorrow, because agreement could not be reached yesterday in the dispute with the Clerks' Union…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Millfield Junior Farmer Club. Quiet Progress
Although seasonal conditions have been so adverse, the Millfield Junior Farmer Club members have worked quietly along, with the typical hope of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Japanese Millet. Direction to Farmers. (To the Editor.)
Sir.— I would like you to print the following article which is of vital importance to dairy farmers and stock owners generally…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Dairymen's Costs to Be Investigated
The proposed special committee to investigate the costs of the dairy industry will be set up probably this week…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Crops and Pastures Deteriorate Effect of Dry Weather and Late Frosts
The agricultural and pastoral outlook for the Hunter Valley and central coast has deteriorated considerably during October, states the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local Farm Biuildins Provided Subjects For Arctub
A barn and haystack and other farm buildings on the property Messrs. Dutton and Sooble, adjoining Lottt Park, provided…
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SINGLETON. Wednesday.— Singleton dairy farmers are to be asked to attend a mats-meeting next Monday night; to discuss the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Poor Attendance at P.p.u. Meeting Price of Butter Discussed
At five minutes past 11 yesterday morning, five minutes after the meeting of the P.P.U. was scheduled to start, the only…
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All district dairymen are invited by advertisement to attend a meeting of the Singleton branch of the Primary Producers' Union on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Warning to Dairymen (To the Editor)
Sir. I would like you to print the following article which is of vital importance to dairyfarmers and stock owners generally…
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