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Hunter Valley · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1953

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The Week in the Store Cattle Market

Dungog Chronicle : Durham and Gloucester Advertiser · Saturday 2 May 1953 · page 6

With no auctions listed during the week, the store cattle market made no recovery from the state of slackness…

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Field Day on Vacy Farm

Maitland Mercury · Monday 4 May 1953 · page 2

The district dairy officer (Mr. [?] G. MacLa[?] states that it is proposed to hold a field day on the dairy grant…

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Graziers Say Sheep Being Stolen

Maitland Mercury · Tuesday 5 May 1953 · page 1

SINGLETON: Singleton police to-day began investigation into allegations by 10 local greasers in the…

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Floodwaters on Farmlands Again Greek Overflow Swamping Crops

Maitland Mercury · Tuesday 5 May 1953 · page 3

Many famers in the Louth park and Dagworth areas of Maitland are again in the thick of flood troubkes More than 200 acres of farmland, sown to fodder…

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Blind Girl Runs Profitable Farm

The Cessnock Eagle and South Maitland Recorder · Tuesday 5 May 1953 · page 6

Although, blind, Alice Haines single handedly operates a model 45-acre farm in Virginia. Her story…

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State Junior Farmer Championship To Muswellbrook Margaret Carter end Janice Slade Successful

The Muswellbrook Chronicle · Tuesday 5 May 1953 · page 2

In the 1953 State championships competitions for Home Science, Needlework Division, conducted by the Junior Farmers Clubs' Council for N.S.W., Margaret Carter and Janice Slade were prize…

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Young Farmers Plan For Joint Show

Maitland Mercury · Tuesday 5 May 1953 · page 2

Morlaset : Junior farmer club is making a move to stage a joint Junior farmer and adult show It…

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Wool Exchange

Maitland Mercury · Wednesday 6 May 1953 · page 2

NEWCASTLE: Conversion of building at the comer of king and Brown Streets. Newcastle, to cost £36,0001…

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"Vegetables Rot on Farms"

Dungog Chronicle : Durham and Gloucester Advertiser · Wednesday 6 May 1953 · page 2

Pumpkins and grammas are being allowed to rot on farms at Phoenix Park, near Morpeth, because, farmers say, it…

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Junior Farmers Want Govt. Aid

Dungog Chronicle : Durham and Gloucester Advertiser · Wednesday 6 May 1953 · page 6

The Government is being urged by the Central Hunter District Council of the Junior Farmer Movement to grant…

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M.z.d.c. Urges Cottages for Farm Workers

Dungog Chronicle : Durham and Gloucester Advertiser · Wednesday 6 May 1953 · page 6

A request will be made to the Minister for Housing (Mr. C. Evatt) to consider a scheme for erection of…

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Farmer’s Hand Gut On Hayknife

Maitland Mercury · Wednesday 6 May 1953 · page 2

Leslie Lewis Road 55, farmer of Glena[?] Mid[?] yesterday [?] his [?]elbow on a hay[?]…

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Advisory Committee For Junior Farmers

Maitland Mercury · Wednesday 6 May 1953 · page 4

SINGLETON: The advisory committee of the Singleton junior farmers will seek additional advisers to cope with an “embarrassing” membership. They are needed to instruct…

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Wide representation on Junior Farmers' Advisory Committee

Singleton Argus · Wednesday 6 May 1953 · page 2

On Monday night a meeting was held at the Singleton High School with the object of re-forming the…

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Dairymen Review Work of Year Present Price Puts industry on sound footing

Singleton Argus · Wednesday 6 May 1953 · page 1

Interest in the Milk Zone Dairymen's Council was evidenced by the record attendance in Sydney at the annual meeting of the Council and the meeting of the Committee of Management. Singleton branch was represented by Messrs Gordon Roberts…

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Bob's Farm Girl Attends Home-maker School

Raymond Terrace Examiner and Lower Hunter and Port Stephens Advertiser · Thursday 7 May 1953 · page 2

Miss Eve Robinson, of Bob's Farm-Anna Bay Junior Farmers' Club has returned from a Homemakers' School…

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School Has Its Own Farm

Maitland Mercury · Thursday 7 May 1953 · page 7

Many London schoolchildren are given lessons about farming and country life, but it is most unusual to find a school…

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Slow Milking Cows Loss To Dairymen

Maitland Mercury · Thursday 7 May 1953 · page 5

If the differences in milking times are compared over the year, it will be found that a slow-milking cow may cost the dairy farmer at much as 70 hours longer than a fast milker…

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Local Cattle

Singleton Argus · Friday 8 May 1953 · page 8

Local cattle from Singleton Included in Winchcombe Carson't Homebush auction last Thursday realised: A/c A…

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Cattle 20/- to 30/- cheaper

Singleton Argus · Friday 8 May 1953 · page 8

In a yarding of 2376 cattle at Homebush on Thursday, cow beef was in over-supply and values fell 20/ to 30/…

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