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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1951

1,729 stories in Murray's papers · page 35 of 87

“Wool levy will not exceed 5 per cent”

Border Morning Mail · Monday 18 June 1951 · page 2

CANBERRA, Sun.: Annual levy on the sales of woof under the new minimum reserve price plan would not exceed 5 per cent.. Minister for Commerce and Agriculture (Mr McEwen) said…

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Sees big future in crop dusting

Border Morning Mail · Monday 18 June 1951 · page 8

SYDNEY, Sun.: The Minister for Civil Aviation (Mr Anthony) said that aerial crop dusting was destined to assist…

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World Sheep Flocks Grow

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 4

World sheep numbers at the beginning of 1951 were estimated by the U.S. Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations at 762,000,000 head, compared…

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Special Sheep Sale Finley

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 4

John McN[?] Ltd direct very [?] to their speci[?] Finley nexá¹­ Frid[?]…

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Sheep Show Prospects Bright

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 9

“Although entries have not closed, prospects for Albury’s sixth annual Sheep know a[?] Fair are most encouraging, and…

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Synthetic wool sought

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 14

WASHINGTON, Mon: That he was looking into the possibility of producing synthetic wool because of the “exorbitant prices” being…

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Butter supplies cut in NSW

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 5

SYDNEY, Mon.: Because of the severe shortage, butler distributing firms have cut supplies by 50 per cent,…

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Wool cheque £616 million

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 3

SYDNEY, Mon.: The Australian wool clip for the 11 months of the present wool selling year realised a record…

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'Milk Wool' Possible Is It Practicable?

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 2

A wool fibre made directly from skimmed cow's milk is being made in Holland, according to "Chamber's Journal" (Edinburgh). Chemically,…

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Two Views on Wool Reserve Plan

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 2

Sir,—The Graziers' Association of Riverina is emphatically opposed to the proposed wool marketing plan and recommends woolgrowers to vote NO…

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Wheat for Stock Graziers Cannot Expect Concessions

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 2

"Because of the increased quantities of wheat required for stock feed in Australia, wheatgrowers are entitled to a review of prices with an…

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Mary Allitt in Sevenoaks, Kent By Special Arrangements with “Pastoral Times”)

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 7

Writing from Sevenoaks in [?] Mary Allitt continues [?] her narrative of her ex[?] as a member of the…

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Science Says “Milk Wool!” But Is It Practicable?

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 3

A wool fibre made directly from skimmed cow’s milk is being made in Holland according to “Chamber’s Journal”…

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Culcairn Farmer Fined Over Rabbits

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 11

Culcairn farmer David Roach, “Wycombe,” was fined £2 with 10/ costs, and £3/3/ professional costs, in default 12 days’ gaol…

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Slugs Eat Oat Crop

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 2

A crawling mass of slugs is devastating a seven acre crop of oats on the property of Mr G. E. Bennett. Markwood, near Wangaratta…

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Gloomy forecast on farm production

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 5

BRISBANE, Mon: The time seemed not far distant when Australia would have no primary produce for export,…

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Use of quick freeze methods will keep them down on the farm !

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 19 June 1951 · page 8

SYDNEY, Mon.: To attract farmers back to urgently needed food production, the large scale introduction of quick freeze units throughout Australia was required, Mr A. E. Merryfull said…

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Big Slump in Butter Making

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 20 June 1951 · page 1

SYDNEY, Tues.: Butter production during May this year was less than half that of the same month last year…

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Big Sheep Show Opens To-day

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 20 June 1951 · page 4

SYDNEY, Tues: The annual sheep show, the world’s greatest display of merino sheep and woollen and knitted goods, will…

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No alarm at falling wool values

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 20 June 1951 · page 19

ADELAIDE, Tues: A spokesman for the woolgrowers today expressed no alarm at the substantial fall in values at…

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