N.S.W. may harvest 45 million bushels of wheat
SYDNEY, Thurs.: The forthcoming N.S.W. wheat harvest is expected to yield 45 million said the Minister for…
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Junior Farmers
A meeting of the advisory committee was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday evening. The president, Cr. A…
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Albury Show Society yesterday appointed a sub committee of three to go Into the proposal to stage a district…
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Dr A. T. Pugsley. Director of the Wagga Agricultural Research Institute, has been made a doctor of science by the Adelaide…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Items of news £1,658,340 From This Week’s Wool Sale
Realisation from 16,201 bales of wool sold at the second sale of the 1953 season at Albury, on October 14 and 15, was £1,658,340…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →News features for the man on the land Campaign for production of better quality wheat
The N.S.W. Flour Miff-owners’ Association’s Commonwealth-wide campaign to encourage production of new varieties of higher-yielding and better quality wheat would rank among the…
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SYDNEY, Fri.: Many dairymen would be forced out of the industry if their earnings were reduced, a Nowra dairy farmer…
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The intensification of pasture improvement and the use of subterranean clover as a soil improver in the more favored areas of the…
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Comment has been aroused throughout the Kiewa Valley, following the intimation that Mr W. F. Stoner, is no longer…
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WAGGA, Sun. : About 120 delegates attended the 7th Bread, Flour and Wheat improvement Convention, which…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rain brings worries to district farmers
Rain which has fallen in the border districts during the past week has brought an awareness to farmers and graziers that footrot, rust and smut are on the increase. They are consequently keeping a strict watch on crops…
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Things were particularly busy at the Wahgunyah railway yards yesterday (Monday) morning when altogether 35 trucks of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pastoral Outlook Assured by General Rains
WIDEPREAD rains during October and so far in November have brightened t he pastoral outlook through out the eastern States and a general picture now shows most of N.S.W., Southern Queensland and…
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Good showers of rain during the month have been most beneficial to wheat crops the district agronomist, Mr. D. P. Keely,…
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The Melbourne Woolbrokers report that at the third series of wool sales for the 195354 season, held on October 13th to 22nd…
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Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co. Ltd. (incorporating the business of Wilkinson & Lavender Ltd.) wired under…
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The Geelong Woolbrokers' Association reports that at the second series of wool sales in the 19531954 season held on 27th,…
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MELBOURNE, Mon. : Australia’s first shipment of butter to Russia left Melbourne yesterday in the Blue Star…
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CANBERRA, Men.: The value of Australia’s greasy wool exports during the three months ended…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.: A 43-year-old farmhand of Pittong, near Linton, in the Ballarat district, was today committed for trial at the Ballarat Coroner’s Court on a charge of having…
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