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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1953

1,616 stories in Murray's papers · page 30 of 81

Three-man dairy industry probe

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 14 May 1953 · page 6

CANBERRA, Tues. : A three-man dairy industry investigation committee has been appointed by the Minister for…

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Dogs Kill Sheep

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 15 May 1953 · page 4

In the early hours of the morning, 25 Corriedale wethers were killed by dogs and four others maimed at the Wagga saleyards,…

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Sheep Show prospects bright

Border Morning Mail · Friday 15 May 1953 · page 5

Prospects for the Albury Coronation Sheep Show and Fair, starting on July 14, are bright and there is little doubt that…

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“Export prices will lower wheat values”

Border Morning Mail · Friday 15 May 1953 · page 5

At a meeting of the Australian Primary Producers’ Union at Burrumbuttock, the N.S.W. chairman of the wheat section, Mr. F. W. Jacob, wanted growers that might not get the maximum wheat price, because…

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Sheep Values to 12/- Dearer at Henty Market

The Observer · Friday 15 May 1953 · page 6

Farmers and Graziers' Co-op. Co., Albury and Wehrman and Davidson, Henty, auctioneers in conjunction, report that at…

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Further Upward Trend in Sydney Wool Market

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 15 May 1953 · page 2

SYDNEY, Wednesday: Under strong competition from the Continent with U.K., Japan and Australian mills buying most freely,…

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Commercial Greasy Merino Wool in Demand in London

Border Morning Mail · Friday 15 May 1953 · page 12

LONDON, Thurs.: Australian greasy merinos again were in strong demand when the London wool Sales were continued yesterday. The catalogue…

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10 Months’ Wool Cheque Jumps to £328 Million

Border Morning Mail · Friday 15 May 1953 · page 5

SYDNEY, Thurs.: Wool sold in Australia during the 10 months ended April brought £64,626,126 moire than for the same period of lost season. Sales for the 10 months…

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Russian buyers forcing up the price of wool

Border Morning Mail · Friday 15 May 1953 · page 1

MELBOURNE, Thurs.: Following a sudden burst of buying by Russia at Australian wool centres this…

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Valley farmers praised

Border Morning Mail · Friday 15 May 1953 · page 3

Achievements by farmers in the 'Murray Valley had been startling and these were a lesson to farmers throughout…

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Thompson in demand for Warwick Farm

Border Morning Mail · Friday 15 May 1953 · page 15

SYDNEY, Thurs.: Following his treble at Canterbury yesterday, Jack Thompson is In diamond for Saturday’s Warwick Farm meeting. Thompson already has been booked for five races…

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Cattle Compensation Act

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 16 May 1953 · page 2

Mr. T. Mitchell, M.L.A., has been notified by Victorian Minister for Agriculture (Mr. Stoneham) that matter of the operation of the…

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News features for the man on the land The get-up of our wool clip (By our Sheep and Wool Expert.)

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 16 May 1953 · page 8

With almost monotonous regularity we read in weekly and monthly publications about bad classing and the unsatisfactory get-up of the Australian woof clip, but we never read in specific terms just where the faults are,…

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Race Selections, Previews, Fields and Other Sport Wirilah, Triple Flow best bets at Farm (From “Glenloth.”)

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 16 May 1953 · page 19

Two best bets of Warwick Farm today should be Wirilah in the Second Juvenile, and Triple Flow, a Carlita Graduation Stokes candidate. Form of candidates is:—…

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Neville Sellwood takes five mounts at Farm to-day

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 16 May 1953 · page 18

SYDNEY, Fri.: Leading Sydney jockey Neville Sell-wood today accepted rides on five well backed horses at Warwick Farm tomorrow. Sellwood has been away for the past three meetings…

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Forecasts eggs, butter and bacon will be priced off most table

Border Morning Mail · Monday 18 May 1953 · page 5

MELBOURNE, Sun.: “An increase of of least 25 per cent in egg prices—and substantial rises in poultry, bacon, pork, milk and butter prices—are inevitable if producers lose the present 2/2 subsidy on stockfeed wheat and in addition have to pay the new world price of 18/3½ per…

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Balldale farmers’ meeting

Border Morning Mail · Monday 18 May 1953 · page 12

At the annual meeting of the Balldale branch of the APPU, Mr Ron Perry was re-elected president and Mr Pat Doyle secretary…

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Jack Thompson’s four winners at the Farm (From “Glenloth”)

Border Morning Mail · Monday 18 May 1953 · page 8

SYDNEY, Sun.: Feature of yesterday’s meeting at Warwick Farm was the magnificent riding of Jack Thompson, who won four races. They were Commodore Bill, Triple Flow, Prince…

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Melbourne Wool Sales

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 19 May 1953 · page 6

Last week in Melbourne the 12th sale for the 1952-53 wool selling season was held when YOUNGHUSBAND LIMITED…

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And the sheep grew tired of carrying us!

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 19 May 1953 · page 11

MELBOURNE, Mon.: “Twelve months ego few of us were happy about the present and many were fearful of the future. The applicant of drastic import restrictions, brought about by the rapid deterioration in our…

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