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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1947

1,662 stories in Murray's papers · page 58 of 84

COMMERCIAL Noted Deniliquin Cattle Sale Superior Station Breeds

The Pastoral Times · Friday 12 September 1947 · page 1

JOHN McNAMARA & CO. PTY. LTD. report having conducted their third Deniliquin special cattle sale on Monday. As with the two previous…

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Increased Rail Freights Costly to Farmers

Border Morning Mail · Friday 12 September 1947 · page 6

Increased rail freight charges were costing each local farmer about £200 a year. He had to pay extra for goods, and lost 8/ per ton on the…

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40-Hour Week Will Impose £4 Million Burden on Dairying Industry SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Friday 12 September 1947 · page 6

Further re-adjustment of price structure In the dairy industry would be needed from January 1 to absorb £4,000,000 a year estimated…

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Preparation of Farms for Servicemen to Commence

The Pastoral Times · Friday 12 September 1947 · page 5

Within the next week or so the construction of irrigation channels and other necessary work in connection with the preparation of farms for the…

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Wagga Special Sheep Sale

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 13 September 1947 · page 6

Dalgety and Co. Ltd.. in conjunction with Younghusband Ltd., Wagga, report having held their September special sheep sale on Tuesday. Just on 14.000 sheep were…

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Australian Wheat Now Worth 17/- A Bushel SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 13 September 1947 · page 1

Price of wheat for export was increased as from to-day by 1/- a bushel by the Australian Wheat Board. This was announced to-day by the State superintendent (Mr. G. A. H. Holborrow)…

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Progressive Farmer Competition Entries Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 13 September 1947 · page 1

The Rural Bank has advised that for the competition for progressive farmers to tour America will be received to September 30. It had…

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Kiewa Valley Young Farmers

Border Morning Mail · Monday 15 September 1947 · page 2

At the monthly meeting of the Kiewa Valley Young Farmers Senior Association held at Kergunyah State School. 50 people attended. Mr…

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Record Entries: Sheep Dog Trials

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 16 September 1947 · page 1

Sheep dog trials were held in the paddock on "Sunnyside", opposite the showground, and were watched with interest on both days by a number…

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Wool Values Up in Melbourne Melbourne

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 16 September 1947 · page 6

Melbourne woolbrokers report that the first series of Melbourne wool sales for the 1947-48 season commenced today when approximately [?]500 bales were submitted…

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Irrigation Farming Relation of Salt Sterility to Bad Drainage

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 16 September 1947 · page 5

Bad drainage is a serious obstacle to successful irrigation practice, resulting in the land becoming Water-logged and sour. It…

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Wodonga Cattle Sale

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 17 September 1947 · page 2

Dalgety and Co., Albury, Wodonga and branches, conducted a successful special cattle sale at Wodonga on Monday, when they offered 2200 outstanding conditioned…

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Albury Sheep Market

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 17 September 1947 · page 2

There will be a yarding of 7150 fat sheep and lambs and 1350 store sheep at today’s Albury market. Order of sale: 1, Young-husband Ltd.; 2. Farmers and Graziers’…

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District Cattle For Melbourne Royal

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 17 September 1947 · page 3

Several truckloads of valuable district show stock were loaded at [?] on Monday for despatch by rail to Melbourne for the Show. Top picture shows one of Messrs. D. and W. Carnegie’s (Holbrook) [?] Herefords receiving a little gentle persuasion from fore and [?]…

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Values Up at Perth Wool Sales

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 17 September 1947 · page 2

Dalgety and Co. Ltd., Albury, yesterday received the following telegram from their Perth office: “Today’s wool sale principal operators were Bradford and the…

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High Wool Values Maintained Brisbane

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 17 September 1947 · page 7

Higher values established at the opening of the wool sales on Monday were fully maintained for practically all f[?]eece and skirtings at today’s sales…

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29 Million Fewer Sheep Now Than In 1942 CANBERRA

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 17 September 1947 · page 2

Decline in the number of livestock in Australia is shown in figures released by the Commonwealth Statistician (Dr. Roland Wilson) to-day. Figures show that the number of sheep in Australia at March 31, this year, was 95,700,600, compared with 96,400,00 On March 31, 1946,…

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Area Under Crop Fluctuates SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 17 September 1947 · page 7

A preliminary summary of agricultural statistics in NSW for the year ended March 31, 1947, reveal that the total area under crop in NSW…

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“Australian Farmers Entering Period Of Great Prosperity” SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 17 September 1947 · page 5

Experts attached to Government department predict that Australian primary industries can expect a period of prosperity more favorable than in any period during the last 10 years. They base their prediction on the expectation that the earning…

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An Appeal To Daily Farmers SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 17 September 1947 · page 4

In an appeal to dairy farmers to appreciate the difficulties facing the Dairy Industry Advisory Committee, general president of the Primary…

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