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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1947

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Wool Price a Shock to Yorkshire LONDON

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 6 September 1947 · page 2

The “Final Times” in a leading article says that the extent of the rise in the opening prices for the Australian 1947-48 wool sales was something…

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Wheat Discussions With U.K. At Conclusive Stage CANBERRA

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 6 September 1947 · page 1

Discussions on the formation of a long-term wheat agreement between Australia and the United Kingdom have reached a conclusive stage, it was learned officially today. The scheme will probably commence with the coming Australian…

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Shortage of Farm Machines Worse Than Ever; Will Delay District Harvesting

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 6 September 1947 · page 4

Harvesting of district crops this year will present a considerable problem to many tanners, who are handicapped by lack of machinery…

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Wodonga Cattle Market

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 9 September 1947 · page 2

There will be a yarding of 553 fat cattle. 239 choppers, 167 store cattle. 115 dairy cattle, and 20 bulls at today's Wodonga market. Order of sale: J. D. Turner and Co…

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Fine Wool Shortage

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 9 September 1947 · page 3

"Not only the United States but the entire world faces an acute shortage of fine wools during the rest of 1947 and Into 1948 because the…

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1500 Cattle Sold at Wangaratta

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 9 September 1947 · page 2

New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. Ltd. yarded 1500 cattle at Wangaratta. comprising mostly steers, cows and weaners. With some pens of bullocks. There was…

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To-day’s Sheep Market

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 9 September 1947 · page 1

JOHN McNAMARA & CO. report Woolly sheen 1/- best shorn 2/- dearer. Market slightly irregular. Lambs 1/-dearer, keen demand. Stores August…

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Cattle Tick Eradication Campaign Deferred a Year

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 9 September 1947 · page 1

The Minister foe Agriculture (Hon. E. H. Graham, MLA) announced announced that the tick eradication campaign which was to have…

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Mass Farmer Migration

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 9 September 1947 · page 2

Transfer of whole British families with or without experience in primary production to Australian soil is mentioned by the chairman of the Empire Group of the British Parliamentary Labor Party in an interesting article on community migration cabled to this country within…

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Wodonga Cattle Market

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 10 September 1947 · page 2

The Associated Agents, selling in the following order—J. D. Turner and Co., New Zealand Loan and MA Co. Ltd., Farmers and Graziers’ Co-op. Co. Ltd., Dalgety and…

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Commercial Culcairn Cattle Realise High Prices

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 10 September 1947 · page 2

A pen of pure Shorthorn helfers 3 years old, were sold by Goldsbrough, Mort and Co Ltd, at Wodonga market yesterday and made £22/19/. These were offered on…

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Newmarket Fat Sheep Sales Melbourne

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 10 September 1947 · page 2

Included in a lighter yarding of fat sheep at Newmarket today was a truck of outstanding quality merino wethers, carrying 12 months’ growth of super fine wool…

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No Restrictions On Wheat Sowings CANBERRA

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 10 September 1947 · page 1

Wheat sowings for the 1948-49 crop would be on an unrestricted basis, the Minister for Commerce and Agriculture (Mr Pollard) announced today…

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South African Wool Prices Up London

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 10 September 1947 · page 4

The Cape Town correspondent of “The Times” says that prices at the season’s first wool sale were 20 per cent above the closing prices for last…

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Collective Farming Next Claims M.L.A. MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 10 September 1947 · page 3

Collective farming would be one of the Labor Party’s next moves after it had nationalised the banks, declared Mr W. S. Kent Hughes,…

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Local and General Sheep on Reserve

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 11 September 1947 · page 3

In the local Court of Petty Sessions on Thursday last before Mr. E. J. Etherton, S.M., C. L. G. Fielder, Stock Inspector, on behalf of…

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Sufficient Wheat Bags CANBERRA

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 11 September 1947 · page 2

Australia would have sufficient bags for all the wheat she wished to send to Great Britain said the Minister for Commerce (Mr Pollard) today…

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“Farmers Will Welcome Shorter Working Week” CANBERRA

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 11 September 1947 · page 5

Introduction of a universal 40-hour week throughout Australia was unlikely to have an adverse effect on primary production, said the Minister for…

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Wagga Sheep Market Wagga

Border Morning Mail · Friday 12 September 1947 · page 6

The associated agents of Wagga report Having held their usual fortnightly sheep sale today. There was a total of 11,040 varded, comprising 8590 fats and 2450…

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Returns to Wheat Growers Increase

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 12 September 1947 · page 3

High overseas prices for wheat will bring the Australian farmer mere a bushel for his reduced harvest last season than he has…

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