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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1954

1,514 stories in Murray's papers · page 56 of 76

Useful points in the selection of dairy cattle

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 15 September 1954 · page 2

Many dairymen who do not keep records of their cows are obliged to rely on outward appearance when selecting new stock. The points which should…

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Devons Have Good Reputation Among Beef Cattle

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 15 September 1954 · page 14

Although Devon cattle do not extensively range in these parts, the breed has been kept well to the fore through the outstanding success achieved by the splendid herd of Mr Norman Wheeler at Table Top Estate…

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Aberdeen Angus Cattle Are World’s Leading Prizewinners

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 15 September 1954 · page 15

Aberdeen Angus cattle, which are increasing in popularity in Australia, are the world’s leading prizewinners at fat stock shows. It is estimated that…

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A Canadian viewpoint on the problem of horned cattle

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 15 September 1954 · page 5

An interesting observation on the long standing problem of horned cattle is made by a Canadian cattleman. His views suggest that handlers of Canadian stock have a similar outlook on the question of dehorning as is prevalent in Australia…

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Breeding Long-lived Dairy Cows

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 15 September 1954 · page 3

It is rare to find farmers deliberately aiming at animals that have a long and useful working life…

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There Will Be a Big Display of Farm Machinery

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 15 September 1954 · page 7

One of the most comprehensive displays of farm machinery ever to be seen at Albury will be on display at the show this week. In fact, like the car…

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Poultry farm workers get award

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 15 September 1954 · page 11

MELBOURNE, Tues.: For the first time in Australia, Victorian poultry farm workers will have their own wages…

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Mechanised farming

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 15 September 1954 · page 15

With the comparatively high cost of labor, landholders are looking more and more to labor-saving devices and machinery is…

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Cocksfoot As Dairy Pasture (To the Editor)

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 15 September 1954 · page 14

Sir,—Research into cocksfoot grass as a dairy pasture would appear to be necessary in NSW in the light of what has been…

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Wodonga Cattle Market

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 16 September 1954 · page 11

AT THE Wodonga Cattle Market, last Tuesday an attractive pen of Hereford-Shorthorn cross bill[?] sold to £62/11/, which was…

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Special Sheep Sale

The Observer · Friday 17 September 1954 · page 8

Messrs. Dalgety advise a yarding of 6500 for their opening sale at Henty on Monday. The company has recently…

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Melb. Wool Sales

The Pastoral Times · Friday 17 September 1954 · page 3

First series of the season’s Melbourne wool sales opened on Monday with a good selection bringing sustained bidding…

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Wool cheque is doubled

Border Morning Mail · Friday 17 September 1954 · page 2

SYDNEY, Thurs.: The wool yield for the first month of the new selling season was more than double that for the same…

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Alteration in Marketing Fat Sheep at

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 17 September 1954 · page 1

Newmarket Selling Agents have announced that from the market of October 5., 1954, the following alterations will take…

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P.P. Board Inspector Warns of Worm Infestation in Sheep

The Observer · Friday 17 September 1954 · page 6

"With the wanner weather following spring rain, the barber's pole worm will commence to build up on the pastures and infect sheep," the stock inspector reported to a meeting of Albury P.P. Board last Friday…

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Bad news for eggmen, but good for dairymen

Border Morning Mail · Friday 17 September 1954 · page 2

MELBOURNE, Thurs.: Eggless meringues end sponge cokes may not be welcomed by poultry men, but they spell good news tor the dairy former. Eggless meringues are…

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Denies farmer overlooked

Border Morning Mail · Friday 17 September 1954 · page 10

MELBOURNE, Thurs.: The Premier, Mr. Cain, today denied that the farmer had been overlooked in the State Budget…

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Farmers, city dwellers have much to

Border Morning Mail · Friday 17 September 1954 · page 13

Trade exhibits of the Albury Show are Worth many thousands of pounds. A vast range of machinery, tractors and merchandise, mainly for use of the man on the land, is on…

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They Judged the Cattle

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 18 September 1954 · page 17

MR. W. G. BLACK STOCK, Shorthorn cattle judge. MR. MOSS, dairy cattle MR. G. FORBES, beef breeds’ judge…

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Discuss unscourable wool brands

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 18 September 1954 · page 7

MELBOURNE, Fri.: A conference of Australian wool interests held in Melbourne today decided to appoint a committee to…

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