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Hunter Valley · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1951

1,730 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 6 of 87

Inadequate Allowance for Board on Farms

Dungog Chronicle : Durham and Gloucester Advertiser · Wednesday 17 January 1951 · page 2

For taxation purposes dairy farmers were allowed a deduction of (only 15/- a week for each employee boarded and lodged, said the general secretary of the Milk Zone Dairy…

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NOTES & Reports for the Man on the Land Cutworms in Field Crops and Pastures Weeds Increase Control Difficulties

The Scone Advocate · Wednesday 17 January 1951 · page 4

From time to time pastures and field crops in New South Wales are attacked by enormous numbers of caterpillars of a type known as cutworms—and as these pests…

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Rain Will Again Delay Farming

Maitland Mercury · Wednesday 17 January 1951 · page 2

Steady soaking rain ominously like that of another wet season, ylcided nearly two inches in Maitland for the past 24 hours…

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Cutworms In Field Crops and Pastures

Maitland Mercury · Wednesday 17 January 1951 · page 4

From time to time pastures and field crops in New South Wales are attacked by enormous numbers of cater pillars of the type known as custworms —and as there pasts also feed on various weeds and grasses, the difficulty Of…

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Dairying Conditions Overseas

Maitland Mercury · Wednesday 17 January 1951 · page 3

Many farmers in the United States of America practise conservation of soil and fodder, said the district dairy officer for…

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Dairymen’s Spare Power Units Advised

Maitland Mercury · Wednesday 17 January 1951 · page 5

“From information received it is apparent that the supply of electricity to all types of consumers will be severely rationed…

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Sheep Cheaper at Homebush

Maitland Mercury · Thursday 18 January 1951 · page 3

Pitt, Son and Badgery report: 28,888 sheep and lambs penned, mostly trade quality, Prime descriptions were scarce in a…

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Child Labour On Farms Resented By Minister LISMORE

Maitland Mercury · Thursday 18 January 1951 · page 3

The Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Graham) today criticised the inclusion of child labour in the dairy industry’s costs of…

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Wheat Seed

Singleton Argus · Friday 19 January 1951 · page 7

Those wheat farmers who want some good quality seed for 1951 sowing could possibly obtain supplies from the…

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Record Parade Of Dairy Cattle At R.A.S.

Singleton Argus · Friday 19 January 1951 · page 6

Jerseys head the record entry of 1106 stud dairy cattle for the Royal Easter Show, to be held this year from March 15…

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Quirindi. Wheat Harvest

Singleton Argus · Friday 19 January 1951 · page 7

The wheat harvest has been completed and the grain has all been delivered to the silo or into the stack. The serious drop…

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High Prices for Friesian Cattle

Maitland Mercury · Friday 19 January 1951 · page 5

E. W. Sparke Pty Ltd. (Maitland) and A.M.L. & F. Co. Ltd. (Scene), auctioneers in conjunction, report having held a…

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Canadian Control of Butter Imports Ottawa

Maitland Mercury · Friday 19 January 1951 · page 2

The Canadian Government had decided to resume control over imports of foreign butter an [?] has disclosed…

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New World Record Price for Wool

Singleton Argus · Friday 19 January 1951 · page 1

Merino wool brought a world's record price of 312½Ad. (£l/6/0½J) a lb. at Goulburn wool sales yesterday. The…

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Vegetable Crops Damaged Sydney

Maitland Mercury · Friday 19 January 1951 · page 5

A gale which swept Sydney, Newcastle and other coastal areas last night and early to-day caused thousands of pounds worth of…

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The World of Farming

Singleton Argus · Friday 19 January 1951 · page 7

A NEW dairy co-operative is being built near Tel Aviv, in Israel by Truva, the Histradut's…

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Serve With Butter!

Maitland Mercury · Saturday 20 January 1951 · page 2

A LOT OF LIFE’S TRAGEDIES were set in motion when someone neglected an opportunity to hand another mortal a piece of verbal confectionery—a kindly word of appreciation to one who has keen feeling the strain…

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To-day’s Leader: Serve With Butter Aggression in Korea Representatives Back Demand For U.N. Action WASHINGTON

Maitland Mercury · Saturday 20 January 1951 · page 1

The [?] of Representatives yesterday colled on the United Nations to brand Communist China the aggressor in kor[?]. It took this [?] the Ame presume to do such a thing,”…

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Rain Hampers Farming Steady Fall Over Hunter Valley

Dungog Chronicle : Durham and Gloucester Advertiser · Saturday 20 January 1951 · page 3

A report from Maitland states that the steady, soaking rain has adversely affected work on many farms, particularly those under cultivation…

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India's Wool

Singleton Argus · Monday 22 January 1951 · page 4

Cottage Inustries Board, United Province, has suggested to the Government of India that is should revise its policy…

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