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Farming & the land, 1948

1,371 stories in Murray's papers · page 45 of 69

Sheep Dipping Fees Raised

The Pastoral Times · Friday 23 July 1948 · page 1

The charge for dipping shorn sheep the Municipal saleyards dip has been increased from 12/6 per hundred to 16/8…

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Deleterious Substances in Wool

The Henty Observer and Culcairn Shire Register · Friday 23 July 1948 · page 6

More or less regularly each year a general complaint is sent [?]out from Bradford regarding the amount of foreign matter—principally jute fibres…

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Wartime Crops Being Retained

Border Morning Mail · Friday 23 July 1948 · page 1

SYDNEY. Thurs. : New crops which were established in Australia during the war are being retained in peace, Mr W…

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Nine Soldier farms Near Jerilderie

The Pastoral Times · Friday 23 July 1948 · page 1

Nine farms are available to ex-servicemen on Coree Park Estate, in the Jerilderie district. This estate is 13 to 17 miles northwest…

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More Trophies for Sheep Show

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 24 July 1948 · page 2

As a result of the success of the Albury Sheep Show, the society has already been promised additional trophies for its next…

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Butter Rationing for Next Five Years?

Border Morning Mail · Monday 26 July 1948 · page 2

SYDNEY, Sunday : According to experts in the dairying industry there is little chance of butter rationing in Australia being…

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More Butter Produced

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 27 July 1948 · page 4

SYDNEY, Mon.: Production of butter in NSW increased toy 7029 r tons during the 1947-48 season and cheese-toy 570 tons…

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Wodonga Cattle Market

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 27 July 1948 · page 2

The following is the order of sale at to-day’s Wodonga cattle market: Dalgety and Co. Ltd.. John McNamara and Co. Ltd., New Zealand Loan…

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Sheep Classing Characters Desirable in a Flock

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 27 July 1948 · page 2

However small the flock, periodical classing is necessary to ensure maximum returns. The following desirable characters should be kept in mind…

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Wheat Growers Fight For Millions. (Reprinted from “Field, Farmer and Farmer’s Wife,” the monthly Agricultural Section of “Smith’s Weekly.”)

The Berrigan Advocate · Wednesday 28 July 1948 · page 3

Wheat growers were fighting for a vital democratic principle, as well as the £70 million which they considered to be owing to them when, through…

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Deleterious Substances in Wool. Precautions Necessary When Baling

The Berrigan Advocate · Wednesday 28 July 1948 · page 4

More or less regularly each year a general complaint is sent out from Bradford regarding the amount of foreign matter—principally jute fibres…

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Farmers Pleased with Rain

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 28 July 1948 · page 1

FARMERS throughout the district are jubilant at the steady soaking rains which have fallen during the past two days…

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Warwick Farm Trials Columnist Beaten in Trial by Filly Wattle Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 28 July 1948 · page 15

COLUMNIST, favorite for the S.T.C.. Cup at Rosehill on Saturday, was beaten by a neck in a trial by the fifty Wattle at Warwick Farm to-day. Wattle led all the way, the time being 1.12[?] for six furlongs…

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A Farmer’s Fortitude

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 28 July 1948 · page 9

YOUNG, Tuesday : A 57-year-old farmer unharnessed a team of horses and crawled half a mile for help after he had been…

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Alleged Sheep Stealing

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 29 July 1948 · page 3

Some excitement has been caused here during the past week or so at rumors of proceedings pending for alleged sheep stealing. It is…

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Wool Clip Worth £155 Million

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 29 July 1948 · page 4

Wool sold in Australia for the 1947-48 season (just concluded) returned £155,547,893, which was £63,211,953 more than the 1946-47…

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Silos for District Farmers

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 29 July 1948 · page 2

A new industry in Albury is the construction of galvanised iron wheat silos by D. J. Delarue and Co., Volt Lane. At present, with four men employed solely on silos, they are turning out one every 10 days, the capacity of each ranging from…

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Collective Farming—the Russian Way

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 29 July 1948 · page 2

In his new book, “Inside Red Russia,” J. J. Maloney, M.L.C., former Australian Minister to Moscow, and an ardent Socialist, has interesting things to tell Australians about the Communist Mecca. He left Australia with the zeal of a…

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District Successes at Albury Sheep Show

The Henty Observer and Culcairn Shire Register · Friday 30 July 1948 · page 6

This district was outstandingly successful last week at the Albury Sheep Show (which was spoken of as one of the best shows in Australia). Awards…

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Australian Estates Sheep Sale Successful Sale at Deniliquin

The Pastoral Times · Friday 30 July 1948 · page 1

THE AUSTRALIAN ESTATES CO LTD; report having held a very successful special sheep sale at Deniliquin yesterday. About 12,000 local…

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