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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1953

1,616 stories in Murray's papers · page 47 of 81

Champion Sheep at British Royal Show

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 18 July 1953 · page 5

Almost co-inciding with the Albury Sheep Show this week was the Royal Agricultural Show at Blackpool,…

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News features for the man on the land Know Your Breeds Romney Marsh (By Our Sheep and Wool Expert.)

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 18 July 1953 · page 10

Another old British breed evolved on the marshes of Kent and one of the most popular of wools in Australia is the Romney Marsh. It may be said with confidence…

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Wool firms prepare for bigger, better season

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 18 July 1953 · page 9

Shouting and the tumult of the woof salerooms has ceased till August 31, but in the wool stores and the shearing sheds there is great activity in preparation for the handling of an even bigger and better clip than the…

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Of Interest to Young Farmers

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 18 July 1953 · page 18

There has been a new interest created for the Albury Show in September in the form of a suggestion for young farmers to…

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Guns held at our heads—farmers

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 18 July 1953 · page 1

SYDNEY, Fri.: Wheat growers complained today about machinery firms making conditional sales in…

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More milk, butter and cheese

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 21 July 1953 · page 13

CANBERRA, Mon.: Production of milk, butter and cheese in the 11 months ended May 31 last in each case was above the…

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Bale of Wool Stolen

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 21 July 1953 · page 2

Theft of a bale of wool was reported by a Brimin grazier to Rutherglen police yesterday. The theft took place last week…

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Dalgety's Review of Wool Season

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 21 July 1953 · page 4

The shouting and the tumult of the wool-salerooms has ceased till August 31, but in the wool stores and the shearing sheds…

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Dogs Cause Deaths of 61 Sheep Near Culcairn

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 21 July 1953 · page 16

Two dogs caused the deaths of 63 sheep in the Culcairn district fate on Saturday night. The sheep, which were valued at £300, were owned by Mr.. A. A. Hicks, grazier, of “Meryla,”…

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Farmers' Tax Allowance

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 21 July 1953 · page 3

Many farmers did not realise they could use as tax deductions a fifth of the cost of plant and Improvements, said Senator A. M. McMullin on Friday. He urged farmers to get details about the concession from the Taxation Department or…

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Junior Farmer COMPETlTION

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 21 July 1953 · page 4

The 1953 "Star" Junior Farmer competition being conducted by the Junior Farmer Movement and sponsored by the Rural Bank is now in full swing. District Councils are at present selecting their representatives who will be interiew…

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Berrigan Farmer Wins Holder

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 21 July 1953 · page 2

A young Berrigan farmer last night won the Hold en car in the Albury Ambulance art union. He is Mr Bob Bond, 24, who,…

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Minister Replies To Farmers And Settlers’ Officers

The Pastoral Times · Tuesday 21 July 1953 · page 5

In reply to statements appearing in a recent edition of “Land” by the general president and the treasurer of the Farmers’ and Settlers’ Association Messrs. Scilley and Nock, the Minister for Agriculture and Food…

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How Border Area Prospers on Wool

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 22 July 1953 · page 4

Wool, as one of the most important products in the districts surrounding Albury, cannot be disputed on figures released yesterday by Mr. A. A. Rogers, chairman of Albury Woolbrokers’ Association…

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Dairy Farmers to Protest

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 22 July 1953 · page 12

MELBOURNE, Tues.: The Australian Primary Producers’ Union is to protest strongly against the Federal Government’s failure to…

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Junior Farmers

The Berrigan Advocate · Wednesday 22 July 1953 · page 3

On Friday week last the members of the local Junior Farmers’ Club spent a very enjoyable and instructive afternoon at the…

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Commercial Melbourne Cattle Market

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 23 July 1953 · page 14

MELBOURNE, Wed.: Bullocks and young cattle were firm at Newmarket saleyards today. The yarding of 1325 bullocks, 185 less, gave buyers a good…

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Rand farmer gives £500 to Wodonga Hospital

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 23 July 1953 · page 2

A man who started as a form laborer on 6/-weekly at Lowesdale, near careen. yesterday gave a cheque for £500 to the Wodonga District Hospital appeal. He is Mr. W. J. cox, who…

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Reports on N.s.w. and Victorian Crops

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 23 July 1953 · page 10

MELBOURNE, Wed.: Reports on Australian wheat crops issued by the Central Weather Bureau, Melbourne, state:…

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