Bio U.S. wheat harvest forecast
WASHINGTON, Fri.: The US Agricultural Department yesterday forecast this yearâs wheat production in the United States at about…
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“Wheat growers will suffer more”
LONDON. Fri.: The âDaily Man.â in an edition today warned the British public not to be gleeful; that a âhell for leatherâ…
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MELBOURNE, Fri. : Australia sold 3,534,921 bales of wool between July. 1953, and May, 1954, the National Council of Wool Selling…
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Dalgety and Co. offered 1463 cattle of their special sale at Wodonga on Friday, comprising a representative yarding of all classes of cattle. The…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →District Farmers’ Spokesman —Expects further downward trend in the price of wheat
A forecast of a further downward trend in the next 12 months in export wheat values and an estimate that it would take at least five years for the stability of the Australian industry to be restored were made yesterday by Mr. F. W. Jacob, chairman of the N.S.W. wheat section of the…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →A.L.P. opposes suggested cut in wheat sowings
MELBOURNE, Sun.: The State A.L.P. branch will fight the suggestion by Sir John Teasdale, Wheat Board chairman, that wheat production should be decreased…
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CANBERRA, Sun. : A fall of a least six per cent. is forecast in the level of Australiaâs export earnings from rural production…
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WASHINGTON, Mon. : A 6.5 per cent, increase in world butter production and an eight per cent gain in world cheese output…
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BRED by A. Hordern, Mungadal, Hay, the champion strong wool ram of the 1954 Sydney Sheep Show poses for the photographer with the manager of Mungadal, Mr. J. Storey (left) and the stud overseer, Mr. D. McNeil. In addition to this and minor awards, Mungadal secured the championship for strong wool ewe, P. and O. award for champion…
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Officials of the Hay P. and A. Association, are delighted at the big entry received for the merino flock ewe competitions to be…
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Mortality from arsenical poisoning may occur if sheep drenches containing arsenic are not carefully, prepared and…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.: One way to Improve the quality of bread was to improve the quality of wheat, the assistant secretary of…
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For many years, breeders of sheep in parts of Western Australia have been troubled by rather peculiar changes in the…
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WASHINGTON, Tues.: The House of Representativesâ Agricultural Committee has voted to increase federal price supports…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Take Care With Sheep Drenches
Mortality from arsenical poisoning may occur if sheep drenches containing arsenic, are not carefully prepared and…
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PERTH, Tues.: An Australia-wide campaign for a reduction of wheat acreage will be urged by W.A. Farmers…
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It is anticipated that satisfactory values Mill be received at the final wool sales of the 1953-54 selling season at Albury…
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LONDON, Tues.: Recent price cuts of about 10 cents a bushel may be regarded as one step in a long and arduous transition towards recognising some harsh facts…
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ADELAIDE. Wed.: The 10th and final Adelaide wool sale opened today with prices equal to last weekâs sale in Sydney. Compared with the last…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Season’s final wool sale at Albury
The find sole at Albury for the 1953-54 season was conducted yesterday when the associated Albury woolselling brokers offered approximately 7000 bales. The offering, as is usual at this time of the year,…
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