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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1940

1,819 stories in Murray's papers · page 57 of 91

AGRICULTURAL & Pastoral Notes Grassland Improvement a Gradual Process

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 8 August 1940 · page 4

Grassland improvement is a comparatively new subject in Australia and in some directions it has been somewhat difficult to…

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The Wheat Industry To the Editor

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 8 August 1940 · page 3

Sir,—So Mr. H. K. Nock, M.H.R., is of opinion that the Government cannot be classed as ungenerous in regard to payments already made…

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All-party Ministry Is Advocated Farmers’ President’s Views Men on Land Discuss Problems Move for Economic-Military Conscription Defeated SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 8 August 1940 · page 2

To maintain Australia’s freedom and democracy a national effort was essential in every direction, covering co-ordination of all sections of industry, primary and secondary, and especially political…

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Farm Management Some Common Points of Weakness

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 8 August 1940 · page 3

There are many possible causes and combinations of causes of failure to derive the maximum profit from the farm. The following guide for…

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Melbourne Sheep Show

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 9 August 1940 · page 3

Mr. J. R. Hudson, of "St. Bornard's" Corowa, took the ram championship prise for Ryelands at the Australian Sheepbreeders' Association annual…

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The Wheat Industry (To The Editor)

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 9 August 1940 · page 1

Sir.--So Mr. H. K. Nock, is of opinion that the Government cannot be classed as ungenerous in regard to payments already made, and…

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Lack of Winter Rains Causes Concern—Wheat Crops And Lambs Suffer “With another month of low rainfall the outlook for wheat crops has become much more serious,” states Mr. J. M. Arthur, Juar., district agricultural instructor, in his latest report

The Pastoral Times · Friday 9 August 1940 · page 2

“NO rain of any consequence has been recorded since April, and as a result the crops generally are very patchy and backward,” Mr. Arthur adds. “Some…

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Wool to Build Credits London, August 8

Border Morning Mail · Friday 9 August 1940 · page 6

In the House of Commons to-day Sir Walter Smiles suggested the greater use of wool for the building up of credits in the United States for the…

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SEEK 4/ a Bushel for Wheat Flat Rate Proposal of 3/4 Rejected FIRST 3000 Bushels Named Farmers Discuss Serious Position of Industry SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Friday 9 August 1940 · page 4

After a protracted debate, the Farmers and Settlers Association, at the annual conference to-day, rejected a motion urging a flat rate of 3/4 a bushel for wheat at country stations next season…

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Registration of Tractors on Farms

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 9 August 1940 · page 3

Mr. C. B. Lothbridge, M.L.A., has received the following letter from the Minister for Transport: "Dear Sir.--With reference to your…

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Price of Super Brocklesby Farmers Protest

Border Morning Mail · Friday 9 August 1940 · page 8

On a motion by Mr. F. Schee[?] it was decided at the last meeting Brocklesby branch of the Farmers and Settlers’ Association, to…

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State As Selling Agent Plan for Farmers SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Friday 9 August 1940 · page 5

The Australian Agricultural Council which is to meet in Sydney on Monday next and continue for three days, will have before it…

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Commercial. Melbourne Sheep Market

Riverina Recorder · Saturday 10 August 1940 · page 3

The Commonwealth Wool & Produce Co., (Pty. Ltd., report the following at the Melbourne Sheep market, held on 6/8/40:—Fat sheep, 27,500; fat…

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Bradford Wool Tops Market Bradford, August 8

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 August 1940 · page 7

There is a general curtailment of the output of merino tops owing to the accumulation of stocks, but the production of crossbred tops is…

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This Season's Wool Clip. Reduction on Last Year Expected

Riverina Recorder · Saturday 10 August 1940 · page 2

The South Wales wool clip, to be) submitted at the selling season, which begins on Monday, August 19, is expected to show a slight decrease,…

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Bulk Handling Resolutions at Farmer and Settlers’ Conference SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 August 1940 · page 8

Many of the anomalies connected with the bulk handling of wheal could be eliminated by an amendment of the Wheat Act to provide for the…

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N.Z. Breaks 40-Hour Week Dairy Employes to Work 52 Hours to Help England Wellington (N.z.)

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 August 1940 · page 5

After conferring with employers and employes, the Industrial Emergency Council has recommended that employes in diary…

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Farm Tractor Registration

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 August 1940 · page 4

Walla branch of Farmers and Settlers’ Association recently asked Mr. C. B. Lethbridge. M.L.A., to make inquiries regarding the registration of tractors…

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Butter for Britain How Dairymen Help Can

Border Morning Mail · Monday 12 August 1940 · page 6

“With the renewal of the contract for the purchase or 100,000 tons of batter from Australia this year, [?] engaged in this industry will…

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Wheat Sales Lag Shipping Difficulties MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Monday 12 August 1940 · page 2

Sales of wheat and flour for overseas destinations, though making some headway, were falling behind the anticipated programme, said Mr…

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