Wool Outlook Could Well Be Clouded in 53-54
Dalgetyâs News Service in its current bulletin points out that in one week the wool market shed all its gains since…
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1,616 stories in Murray's papers · page 38 of 81
Young Australian Farmer in England
Mr. John Keir, the winner of the Rural Bank's "Star" Junior Farmer Competition last year, has just attended the 21st…
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Readers are reminded that Albury Coronation Sheep Show will be held in Dalgety’s and Younghusband’s…
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Registrar of the NSW Sheepbreeders’ Association (Mr Harold N. Sarina), said that inspections had begun in NSW of more…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →News features forthe man on the land Know Your Breeds The Polwarth (By our Wool and Sheep Expert)
The origin of this well known and popular Australian breed sheep dates back to the early seventies, when some sheepbreeders were beginning to realise that their land was too rich, too…
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World’s longest airlift of 32 stud bulls to Brunette Downs, Northern Australia, started yesterday. Some of the cattle were from the Riverina and they were loaded into A.N.A. freighters…
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Japan is extending her wool buying operations to South Africa. Her inquiry for the raw material is likely to expand…
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CANBERRA, Fri.: The United States Government has rejected requests for the relaxation of restrictions to allow the import of…
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Kiewa Valley senior young farmers’ annual meeting was well attended, and in the chair was Mr a. Turner, in place of Mr P…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rain this week pleases border farmers
Formers, graziers and dairy farmers in the Albury and border districts are “more than satisfied” with the soaking rain which has fallen over the area throughout the week…
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Early sown crops in the Holbrook district are growing well, but elsewhere sowings are rather late due to April conditions which prevented land preparation. This is stated in the report of…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Balderdash on Wheat
PUBLISHED reports of the word-spinning at the meeting of the Australian Agricultural Council in…
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Arrangements are in hand for what promises to be the most successful sheep show yet held by the Albury Show Society,…
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The President of the Victorian Wheat and Wool Growers' Association, Mr. G. H. Hunter, warned, growers against a hasty…
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SYDNEY, Mon.: Ken Hamilton, a Quirindi junior farmer, has won the 1953 State championship for wheatgrowing, a competition held…
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The Australian Estate [?] report having [?] usual fortnightly cattle [?] Deniliquin saleyards [?]…
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ALLEGATIONS that 61 lambs, which had been marked with the wrong mark and which had been running with a mob of cracker, ewes, had been run into Carrathool when the ewes were sold, and then sold to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cr. Falkiner to [?] Sheep Industry Abroad
Cr. O. McL. Falkiner of âBoonoke,â will [?] on July 9. for the [?] the United States [?]…
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Registrar of the N.S.W sheep-breeders' Association (Mr. H. N. Sarina), said to-day that inspections had begun in N.S.W. of more…
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Sir,--Japan is a big wool buyer. She helps to give our woolgrowers good prices for wool. But Australia treats Japan very badly,…
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