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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1953

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Junior Farmers' News

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 20 March 1953 · page 4

On Thursday, March 26, the nineteenth Junior Farmers' Camp held in conjunction with the Sydney Royal Show, will commence…

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"Star" Junior Farmer Competition

The Observer · Friday 20 March 1953 · page 7

The "Star" Junior Farmer competition is again being conducted in 1953 by the Junior Farmer Movement. The "Star"…

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Wool Week

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 21 March 1953 · page 2

IT is fitting that a number of people in Albury have bonded together to organise Wool Week from March 23 to…

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Commercial Wagga Sheep Market

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 21 March 1953 · page 18

Associated Agents of “Wagga” held their weekly sheep market o Thursday when 10,524 head were yarded comprising 7724 fats and 2800 stores…

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No cattle quarantified in Albury district

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 21 March 1953 · page 18

At present there are no cattle under quarantine for pleuro-pneumonia in Albury district, but there are, however, still a number not free to enter Victoria, stock inspector (Mr. R. A…

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428 ½ d. a 1b for wool “ fantastic”

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 21 March 1953 · page 5

MELBOURNE, Fri.: The record price of 428¼ d. a lb. paid yesterday for one bale of lamb's wool at Geelong was fantastic…

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Butter 30/- a lb. in Russia and cigarettes 17/- for 10!

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 21 March 1953 · page 1

MELBOURNE, Fri.: Butter in Russia costs 30/- a sugar 11/1 a lb., beef 6/1 a lb., and cigarettes from 17/- for a packet of ten. The average base pay was £23 a week. Mr. Glen Fingleton, a member of the…

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News feaurtes for the man of the land The influence(By Our Woo! and Sheep Expert)

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 21 March 1953 · page 8

Inbreeding is the most powerful tool available to the breeder, it is the only method whereby the good points of particular animal or strain cart be fully used. it intensifes the…

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Sheep Classing

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 March 1953 · page 11

Sheep classing should not be confined to the larger flocks. In every flock, no matter how small there is room for improvement,…

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Albury Wool Week Supplement

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 March 1953 · page 7

Albury is to be warmly congratulated upon its “Wool Week.” Here we have an example of local…

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Tibet’s economy depends on her sheep

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 March 1953 · page 12

Wool plays an important role in the economy of Tibet and it can be safely said that it is the main source of her national income…

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The Sheep Helps Mankind in Many Ways

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 March 1953 · page 10

Apart from its wool and meat, the sheep provides man with many important items of every-day use. These by-products are seen by industrial chemists as factors of growing importance to woolgrowers and to some Australian secondary industries…

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What wool means to Australia

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 March 1953 · page 13

Wool represents the corner stone of Australia’s prosperity. It is the dominant factor in the Australian economy…

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Dress Designers Seek More Wool

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 March 1953 · page 18

London dress houses have had one of their most successful export seasons with buyers from the United States and Canada…

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Danger of High Wool Prices

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 March 1953 · page 15

In Boston, wool cloth manufacturers expressed fears lest the present unexpectedly high level of wool prices should restrain the…

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Science comes to aid of wool

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 March 1953 · page 13

Over the last five years world production of virgin wool has shown an upward trend…

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Shaggy wool fabric is trend in Paris

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 March 1953 · page 9

Newest fashion trend in Paris today is the emphasis on thick shaggy wool fabrics, completely altering the silhouette and…

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Is germ warfare being waged against farm animals in the U.S.?

Border Morning Mail · Monday 23 March 1953 · page 2

WASHINGTON, Sun.: Experts ore studying the possibility of germ warfare being waged in America following the outbreak of animal disease in the last 15 months…

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Farmers now growing more wheat from smaller area

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 24 March 1953 · page 16

CANBERRA, Mon.: The estimated wheat yield for the 1952-53 crop is about 13,200,000 bushels Higher than was previously estimated last January. The yield is now set at…

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International Wheat Agreement

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 24 March 1953 · page 8

In the House of Representatives last week, Mr. Hugh S. Roberton, M.P. for Riverina, asked the Minister for Commerce and…

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