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Hunter Valley · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1952

1,661 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 82 of 84

Demonstration Farm Costs (To the Editor)

Dungog Chronicle : Durham and Gloucester Advertiser · Wednesday 17 December 1952 · page 2

Sir,—In your report of the Lower Hunter and District Council of the P.P.U. held in Gloucester and reported in…

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Cattle

The Scone Advocate · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 4

There were about 950 fat cattle yarded, the quality being fair. Bullocks were fairly well…

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Sheep

The Scone Advocate · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 4

There were 1554 sheep sold, the market for sucker lambs being firm to 3/ dearer while grown sheep were easier…

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Gift Cattle For Young Farmers

Maitland Mercury · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 2

The president of the Shorthorn Society of Australia (Mr. Jim White) said he had given 12 Shorthorn steers to 13…

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The Week En Wool

Singleton Argus · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 7

World demand: for superfine merino and fine comeback wool again made news headlines this week, as the first half of the wool-selling, season closed in Sydney and Geelong with Continental buyers bidding…

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Newcastle Wool Sales Winchcombe Carson

Singleton Argus · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 3

Winchcombe Carsons catalogue of 7000 bales offered at Newcastle met with very strong competition from all…

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The Week in the Wool

The Scone Advocate · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 3

World demand for Superfine merino and fine comeback wool again made news headlines this week as the first half of the…

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125d Realised for Muswellbrook Wool Feverish Demand

The Muswellbrook Chronicle · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 3

With superfine wools at the highest point of the season and feverishly sought by Bradford and Continental buyers, the first…

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Wool Cheque Up £30,000,000 MELBOURNE

The Muswellbrook Chronicle · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 1

Wool sales throughout Australia during the past six months have yielded nearly £30,000,000 more than the sales for the…

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Junior Farmers for England

The Muswellbrook Chronicle · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 4

Four Junior Farmers in the Hunter Regional Council area have been nominated for the trip to England next year. Those…

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"Myxamotosis Not Cure-all" Board Expects Farmers to Use Other Means Of Eradication

The Muswellbrook Chronicle · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 7

At the Police Court on Wednesdy, William James Bussey, represented by Mr. S. C. White, pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to destroy rabbits on his property. It was stated that three…

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Grass Farming On Airfields

Maitland Mercury · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 7

Grass-growing on airfields held by the Air Ministry in the United Kingdom has developed since the war to such an…

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Good Rice Crop Expected

Maitland Mercury · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 2

District agronomists of the Department of Agriculture report that there has been a good germination of the rice…

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Farmer Cored by Bull

Singleton Argus · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 4

A bull gored and badly injured a farmer at his farm in Bennett Road, St. Mary's near Penrith, yesterday…

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Overseas Farmers "Switch On" ' I

Singleton Argus · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 4

jFarmers cannot afford in- . Scient or merely "fancy" ipliances. Equipment for I production must…

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P.P.B. Prosecutes Yarrawa Farmer

Singleton Argus · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 3

A Yarrawa landholder was fined at Muswellbrook Petty Sessions Court on Wednesday for failing to suppress…

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Twelve Shorthorns For Junior farmers

Singleton Argus · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 4

The president of the Shorthorn Society of Australia, Mr. Jim White, said he had given 12 Shorthorn steers to…

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Good Work On Dairy Pastures

Singleton Argus · Friday 19 December 1952 · page 4

Dairy Production Grant demonstrations on farms in the Manning River District have proved most…

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Dairy Farm for Soldiers

Dungog Chronicle : Durham and Gloucester Advertiser · Saturday 20 December 1952 · page 3

A Hunter Valley soldier settlement dairy farm has opened for application, the Minister for Lands (Mr…

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Gloucester Cattle

Maitland Mercury · Monday 22 December 1952 · page 2

At Winchcombe Carson’s Hamebush auction, H. S. Henderson, Gloucester, said 10 steers at £29/19/ per head,…

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