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Dubbo & the Western Plains · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1948

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District Wool

The Wellington Times · Monday 1 November 1948 · page 7

Winchcombe Carson Ltd. report:—We sold 7,800 bales of wool at our Sydney auction on Tuesday. There was strong…

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Dairy Society will not be Sold

The Wellington Times · Monday 1 November 1948 · page 1

Because of circumstances beyond the control of the prospective purchaser, the Macquarie Valley…

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Mary Vale. Busy Time Ahead for Farmers

The Wellington Times · Monday 1 November 1948 · page 2

Harvesting operations will soon be in fall swing. Very little hay has been cut. It is of excellent quality this year…

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Field Wheat Championship

The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate · Tuesday 2 November 1948 · page 2

The following is the itinerary for the judging of the Championship Field Wheat Competition in the Western Division:—…

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State of Wheat Crops

The North-Western Watchman · Thursday 4 November 1948 · page 3

“The general position regarding wheat crops is that wheat which was sown on a well-prepared fallow Is in good…

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Wool Prices May Remain High

The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate · Thursday 4 November 1948 · page 2

According to A.A.P. reports from Washington wool prices are expected to remain high. This position will probably endure in American and foreign markets at least through 1949. This was stated to…

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Pressmen's Wives Take Tea with Farmer's

The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate · Thursday 4 November 1948 · page 7

While delegates to she Country Press Association Conference talked their way through the session of Tuesday afternoon…

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Progressive Farmer Talks of Tour

The North-Western Watchman · Thursday 4 November 1948 · page 2

Some idea of the wonderful experience enjoyed by the Progressive Fanner team on their trip abroad, sponsored by the Rural Bank, can be gained by the remarks of Mr. Milton Buttsworth, one of the party, . who spoke at a Rotary Club…

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Brewarrina Cattle Sale

The Western Herald · Friday 5 November 1948 · page 4

A cattle sale will take place at Brewarrina on Wednesday 17th November, when 1100-head of cattle will be offered. These comprise 400…

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Wool Sales

The Western Herald · Friday 5 November 1948 · page 1

Brisbane, Friday. — The wool sales ended yesterday with 15,906 bales of average to good selection for which there was widespread and…

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Wool Report

The Western Herald · Friday 5 November 1948 · page 6

The Country Producers' Selling Co. Ltd. reported on 28/10/8:— During the week values for practically all descriptions were in…

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More Butter in November

The Western Herald · Friday 5 November 1948 · page 4

The monthly butter ration will be increased from 1½lb, per person to 21b, in November, Minister for Customs (Senator Courtier)…

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Monthly Report on Crop Conditions Central West—-dubbo Centre

The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate · Saturday 6 November 1948 · page 4

Apart from one light shower of rain of little consequence, October was a month of warm to hot dry days with some exceptionally dry winds, especially during the last two weeks. A number of…

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Full Review of Crop Prospects Early Crops Promise High Quality. Poor Yields and Pinched Grain Expected From Late Sowings

The Wellington Times · Monday 8 November 1948 · page 3

APART from one fight shower of ram of little consequence, October was a month of warm to hot dry days with some exceptionally dry winds, especially during the last two weeks. A number of heavy frosts were A dry spell of about six weeks accompanied by frosts and later by dry winds and hot days caused a great deal of haying off in crops throughout the district. The worst effected were those which had developed flaggy…

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Wheat Harvest Storage Precautions

Narromine News and Trangie Advocate · Tuesday 9 November 1948 · page 1

If farm storage of wheat becomes, the following points must be guarded against, says Mr. R. W. Shelley, District Agronomist…

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New Coupons Tea and Butter Issue On November 27

Narromine News and Trangie Advocate · Tuesday 9 November 1948 · page 3

Coupons for tea and butter will be issued to civilians on one day only this year—Saturday, November 27. With the ending of clothing and…

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Brisbane Wool Sales Widespread Competition and Prices Up 5 TO 10 Per Cent. Brisbane

The Wellington Times · Thursday 11 November 1948 · page 1

Widespread competition greeted the offering of the clip at yesterday's wool sales and prices advanced a…

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Wheat Derry

Narromine News and Trangie Advocate · Friday 12 November 1948 · page 8

The Wheat Derby was son again this year by Mr. [?] E. Gordon, Jnr., who [?] in the first sample this week. It was…

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Wool Sales

The Western Herald · Friday 12 November 1948 · page 8

The Country Producers Selling Co. Ltd. reported on the 4th November:—Buyers at present are attending a series of sales in…

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Lice Infestation Of Sheep

The Western Herald · Friday 12 November 1948 · page 6

The Chief of the Division of Animal Industry has Requested that attention be drawn to the fact that Lice Infestation of Sheep is…

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