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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1953

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Wool Week programme for Albury

Border Morning Mail · Friday 13 March 1953 · page 2

Programme for Wool Week in Albury, from March 23-28, was announced yesterday by the chairman of the Wool Week…

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Bidding keen at Albury wool sales

Border Morning Mail · Friday 13 March 1953 · page 2

Second day of the fifth series of the season’s wool sales at Albury yesterday was marked by keen bidding…

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“Japs bidding Americans out of wool market”

Border Morning Mail · Friday 13 March 1953 · page 1

SYDNEY, Thurs.: Japanese buying at the wool sales was making Australian wool prices too high for America…

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Keen Competition For Top Quality Store Sheep Successful Echuca Sale

The Pastoral Times · Friday 13 March 1953 · page 2

Competition for top quality lots was keen but the demand for secondary sorts was weaker at the New Zealand Loan…

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10 per cent. Drop Expected On Normal District Wheat Sowings

The Observer · Friday 13 March 1953 · page 5

District Senior Agronomist (Mr. G. C. Bartlett), in his monthly crop report for the South-eastern Riverina, said it is expected that some 150,000 acres of wheat will be sown for the forthcoming harvest, representing a 10 per…

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J.O. Wool Profit Over £l5m. Paid Out Last Week

The Pastoral Times · Friday 13 March 1953 · page 2

The third interim distribution of Joint Organisation wool profits amounting to approximately £15,600,000 was made last Friday…

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Young Farmers for England

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 13 March 1953 · page 2

Six young farmers, one of them a girl, will represent Australian junior farmers at the 21st anniversary conference of the National…

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Poultry Farmers Should Cull Bad Layers Now

The Observer · Friday 13 March 1953 · page 6

In many countries the end of summer and coming of autumn marks the season of lower egglaying and consequent scarcity…

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Extended Farm and Fodder Competitions

The Observer · Friday 13 March 1953 · page 7

The Royal Agricultural Society is sponsoring State wide farm and fodder competitions this year, and £400 prize money and liberal organising expenses will be provided to each country agricultural society conducting a…

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News features for the man on the land Sheep diseases and mortality (By our Wool and Sheep Expert)

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 14 March 1953 · page 8

The sheep industry today is suffering much waste that easily could fee avoided. On big holdings with large paddocks it is, of course, more difficult to keep this wastage down, but the small man has little excuse for…

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Wool Week Chairman

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 14 March 1953 · page 2

Mr. H. W. Gray, managing director of Mate’s Ltd., who is chairman of Albury Wool Week from March 23-28,…

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Rancher to Judge Cattle Here

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 14 March 1953 · page 8

A 41 years old wealthy Argentina rancher, Carlos Guerrero, joint owner of one of the world’s largest Aberdeen Angus beef cattle…

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No Agreement on Wheat Yet

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 14 March 1953 · page 1

CANBERRA. Fri.: Very little progress had been made in the Washington talks on the International Wheat Agreement, the…

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Butter may cost more from July 1

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 14 March 1953 · page 1

SYDNEY, Fri.: The price of butter might be increased from July 1, Mr R. C. Gibson said tonight…

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Dehorning in dairy herds is essential

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 14 March 1953 · page 8

Dehorning of cattle in a commercial dairy is essential to ensure maximum milk output, according to Mr Gamsby, dairy…

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Show Judges’ Comments Cattle

Border Morning Mail · Monday 16 March 1953 · page 9

Mr. C. B. Gardiner, Tongala, who judged the Friesians, said: “The exhibits were quite good, especially the females. Males…

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Wool cheque jumped up

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 17 March 1953 · page 16

SYDNEY, Mon.: Wool sold in Australia last month realised £8,391,338 more than in February last year, although 12,407…

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Sell Sheep, Re-stock After Spell Paddocks, Advises Inspector

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 17 March 1953 · page 3

When foot not [?] present in irrigation, the only economic course of action is to sell all the sheep in the mobs in which the…

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Graziers Re-Stocking With Young Sheep Stock Movements Light

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 17 March 1953 · page 6

Reporting on sales and consignment of stock during February, Mr. E. Scott Rosers. Deniliquin Pastures Protection…

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Aid to Wool Industry to Fight Synthetics

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 17 March 1953 · page 1

THE Federal Government is amending the present Wool Use Promotion legislation to help Australia meet the challenge of synthetics with the full resources of science and publicity…

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