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Farming & the land, 1952

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N.s.w. Wheat Harvest

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 9 December 1952 · page 4

A final review of the wheat crop position in New South Wales indicates a yield of 441/2 million bushels of grain…

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Won Open Sheep Dog Trial at Wodonga

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 9 December 1952 · page 16

“Kyneton Afton,” winner of the open sheep dog trial at Wodonga on Saturday with 95-98-193 points. Afton is owned Mr. A. M. Miller, “Mounment Creek,” Newham, via Woodend (Vic.)…

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New Season’s Wheat Coming in

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 9 December 1952 · page 16

SYDNEY, Mon.: The Australian wheat Board has received more than 18 million bushels of wheat from the hew harvest in NSW…

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Dry spell is needed for district crops

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 9 December 1952 · page 2

Border district farmers estimate about two thirds of the meadow hay crop has been ruined by continual the past month. Unless the district has a…

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Merino wool at 231d a lb

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 10 December 1952 · page 1

SYDNEY, Tues.: Highest Sydney price for wool this season—231d a lb.—was paid at today’s wool sales…

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Wool at 344d a lb. reaches the highest peak for this season

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 10 December 1952 · page 1

GEELONG, Tues.: The highest price for wool in Australia this season was reached of Geelong to-day when the fourth series of sales opened. A bale of extra super…

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Battle for Wool

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 11 December 1952 · page 2

The fight by huge powerful interests in the United States to switch users of wool away from natural to artificial…

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Ban on Cattle From U.k. Lifted

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 11 December 1952 · page 5

CANBERRA, Wed.: Following the lifting of the embargo on the import of cattle and goats from Great Britain several…

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Mollee wheat lost by premature harvesting

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 11 December 1952 · page 5

MELBOURNE, Wed.: Chairman of the Grain Elevators Board (Mr H. Glowery) said today that premature harvesting in the Mallee was causing considerable loss to some wheat farmers…

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Commercial Firm Market for Wool in Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 11 December 1952 · page 14

SYDNEY, Wed.: Values for all descriptions of Merino fleece and skirtings ruled firm at yesterday’s levels at the Sydney Wool sales…

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N.S.W. wheat being moved quickly as possible

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 11 December 1952 · page 3

SYDNEY, Wed.: N.S.W. northern end western wheat harvests were being moved as quickly as possible, the N.S.W Wheat Commissioner and manager of the N.S.W. Government Grain Elevators (Mr S. C. Hodgson)…

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Crop Competitions

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 11 December 1952 · page 2

Judging for this season’s crop competition will take place next week, said Show Society secretary. A. G. Young, yesterday. He…

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New Competitions at Sheep Show

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 12 December 1952 · page 4

Important additions to the live-stock and fleece competitions at the Sydney Sheep Show next year have been made by the committee…

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Pakistani cattle arrive in N.G.

Border Morning Mail · Friday 12 December 1952 · page 8

CANBERRA, Thurs.: The Minister for Territories, Mr. Hasluck said today that a plane load of cattle and buffalo calves…

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Wool Demand is Rising

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 12 December 1952 · page 1

After eight months of strong, healthy stability, wool meets the close of the first half of the 1952-53 selling season on a wave of…

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wheat forecast of 162m. bush, this harvest

Border Morning Mail · Friday 12 December 1952 · page 14

CANBERRA, Thurs.: A redaction of four percent in the wheat acreages sow for the 1952-53 season, compared with…

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Hay Sheep Sale Good Clearance and Average of 68/7

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 12 December 1952 · page 2

Goldsbrough, Mort and Co. Ltd. and the New Zealand Loan and M. A. Co. Ltd. report having held a most successful sale at…

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merino lambs’ wool to 370d— a new season’s record

Border Morning Mail · Friday 12 December 1952 · page 20

GEELONG, Thurs.: A new season record price for Merino lambs’ wool was set today when 370d a Ib. was paid for a bale. The wool was grown by A. and W. Notman, of Skipton…

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Riverina Wheat Prospects Poor

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 13 December 1952 · page 22

SYDNEY, Fri.: The wheat harvest in the Riverina is a partial failure compared with unusually heavy yields in the…

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Floods ruin many farmers in Gippsland : heavy losses

Border Morning Mail · Monday 15 December 1952 · page 1

MELBOURNE, Sun.: Flood levels in Gippsland dropped steadily throughout the week-end, uncovering a trail of destruction worse than that left behind by mid-winter floods. Bruthen has had its worst flood since…

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