US Fears Too Much Wheat
WASHINGTON, Tues. (A.A.P.): The U.S. Agriculture Department today warned farmers against…
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Farming & the land, 1952
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Wool Rates Firm In Brisbane
BRISBANE, Tuesday. — All types of wool met consistent, well distributed competition at Brisbane wool sales to-day…
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More than 25,500 bales will he offered at the opening wool sale of the Newcastle season from September 23 to 25…
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NEW YORK, Wednesday (A.A.P): Photographs have been taken with sheeps' eyes by Mr. Ralph…
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WELLINGTON, Sept. 10. A.A.P.-Reuter.—The duration of the Wool Commission Act, due to expire on September…
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DARWIN—Reports reaching Maranboy state that natives living at Mainoru station on the southern border of Arnhem Land are spearing cattle for food…
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BRISBANE, Wednesday. — Japan again dominated bidding at the wool sales to-day. The Continent and Britain…
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. A.A.P. — The United States Department of Agriculture yesterday sent out warnings to…
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LONDON: Scientists in many parts of the world report that victories are being won against insects, particularly those which destroy food crops. The scientists' methods…
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NEW YORK: The U.S. is harvesting one of the largest food grain crops in its history, despite the fact that some areas of the nation were ravaged by drought…
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BRISBANE, Sunday.—Continental importers, especially in France and Italy, have sought to buy more than…
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TOKYO, Sept. 14. A.A.P—Japan would double its imports of Canadian wheat [?] the coming year, Jiji Press…
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SYDNEY: The absence of strong competition from Japanese buyers caused wool values to show a slight easing tendency at the Sydney wool…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Values at the opening of the second series of wool sales in Sydney to-day ruled firm on the…
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Prospects for fodder conservation in most N.S.W. districts have never been better for years, but many farmers are failing to take advantage of the lush growth…
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Wool is seen being unloaded yesterday for the Newcastle selling season which opens next week…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday. — The market for better spinners and broader merino types at the Sydney wool sales to-day…
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MOMBASA (East Africa). Thurs. (A.A.P.): Lions have cut Mombasa's milk supply by killing cattle in…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—The Australian economy depended too much on the price brought by wool, Mr. A. P. Aird, senior counsel for employers, said…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Values for all descriptions at the Sydney wool sales to-day were at the best point of the…
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