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Murray · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1954

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Sheep number nears record

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 27 November 1954 · page 11

N.S.W. now has more sheep than at any time since 1891, the record year. Sheep numbers were 59,639,000…

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Growers’ Men on Wheat Board

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 27 November 1954 · page 5

CANBERRA, Fri.: The names of growers’ representatives to the Australian Wheat Board from Victoria and South Australia were an…

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New wheat sub. terminal opened

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 27 November 1954 · page 20

SYDNEY, Fri.: The Minister for Agriculture, Mr Graham, opened the fourth lose wheat subterminal erected in NS.W. at…

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1000 search for farmer

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 27 November 1954 · page 1

MELBOURNE, Fri.: The search party for the missing Culgoa wheat farmer, William Hennessy, has now…

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News features for the man on the land Rapid development of inland dairying area

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 27 November 1954 · page 11

Rapid development of dairying under irrigation in the Berriquin-Barham-Wakool area is making this region one of the most important inland butter producing areas in the State, the district dairy officer at Deniliquin (Mr I. W. Scott) said…

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Dairy Industry Urged to Boost Local Sales

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 27 November 1954 · page 11

The dairying industry was urged to show greater enterprise in exploiting and extending its local…

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Farmers’ Tax Aids Sought

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 27 November 1954 · page 11

A strong and unanimous recommendation to the Federal Government to extend for another five…

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Trailer Carrying Sheep Overturns

Border Morning Mail · Monday 29 November 1954 · page 4

Sheep were scattered over the Hume Highway late on Friday afternoon when a semi-trailer carrying them turned over at Tarcutta…

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To Study Farming in Britain

Border Morning Mail · Monday 29 November 1954 · page 14

CANBERRA Sun.: Two Australian ex-servicemen have been awarded Nuffield Foundation farming scholarships in the United…

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Albury Wool Sales Begin

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 30 November 1954 · page 2

Twenty thousand bales will be offered at Albury’s fourth series of 1954-55 wool sales, beginning tomorrow for two days…

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Four on Wool Stealing Charge

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 30 November 1954 · page 3

On information received from Dot.-Sergt Morley, of Deniliquin, and Sgt. Ellacott, of Tocumwal, Constables Cassidy and Hunt, of…

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Goat Farmer Sentenced to Death

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 30 November 1954 · page 3

Gaston Dominici, 77-year-old goat farmer, of Digne, France, who was sentenced to death on Saturday for a triple murder. Dominica was charged with the murder of Sir Jack Drummond. the British scientist, found slain with his wife and daughter near the Dominici farm at Lars on August 5, 1952. Picture shows Dominici, in genial mood, leans over the dock to read an account…

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Wheat Advance

The Berrigan Advocate · Wednesday 1 December 1954 · page 6

The first advance on the ,1954 55. wheat crop will be 10/4 a bushel—an increase of 4d on last year's first adance…

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Wool Sales Here Today

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 1 December 1954 · page 2

Albury‘s fourth wool sale for this season will begin at the Wool Exchange at 10.45 a.m. today, when the offering will comprise…

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Three Wool Buyers Injured

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 1 December 1954 · page 24

Three Melbourne wool buyers, who came to Albury for the wool sales today, were injured when a car in which they were…

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Sabre Wheat Wins High Award

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 1 December 1954 · page 5

SYDNEY, Tues.: A crop of Sabre variety won the northern slopes division of the 1954 R.A.S. field wheat championship competition…

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2m. bush. wheat expected at Yarrawonga-Oaklands

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 1 December 1954 · page 4

Yarrowonga-Ooklands wheatlands were expected to yield at least two million bushels this season, Victorian Grain Elevator Board assistant inspector at Yarrowonga, Mr. A.G. Sharp, declared last night…

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Woolgrowers are urged to stockpile wool packs

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 1 December 1954 · page 24

CANBERRA, Tues.: Australian woolgrowers were urged today to stockpile wool packs before de-control comes into operation on January 1 1955. Mr. Mitchell, M.P., and…

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U.S. Wheat Surpluses a headache for district producers(“Mail” Special)

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 1 December 1954 · page 19

There is ample evidence in the disclosure by the Federal Treasurer on his return from the United States and Canada a few days ago concerning the enormous accumulation in…

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Crop Competition

The Berrigan Advocate · Wednesday 1 December 1954 · page 5

Mr. D. F. Keely, District Agronomist, who judged the crop competition for the Berrigan A. and H. Society, has…

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