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Dubbo & the Western Plains · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1977

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Broadacre “77” attracts the latest farm machinery

Western Magazine · Monday 24 January 1977 · page 6

The latest tractors and farm implements will be featured at Broadacre 77 to be…

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Elders G.m. Wool Sales

The Western Herald · Friday 28 January 1977 · page 2

At the 7th Wool Sale of the season held on 11th January, Elders G.M. realised the following prices on account of local graziers…

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Many farmers have their super modified tractors

Western Magazine · Monday 31 January 1977 · page 8

To both the man on the land and the city dweller when you talk about a tractor, the first thing you associate it with is farming…

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United Farmers Welcomes Farm - Parts Inquiry

The Western Herald · Friday 4 February 1977 · page 11

United Farmers and Woolgrower’s Association General President, Mr. Milton Taylor, has welcomed the proposed inquiry into the cost of spare parts for…

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Bonanza for Some Wheat Farmers

The Western Herald · Friday 11 February 1977 · page 9

Value of some wheat crops in northern and north western N.S.W. exceeds $500,000. The N.S.W. crop totals approximately…

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Oppose Wool Grab

The Western Herald · Friday 18 February 1977 · page 2

Two growers, who topped Wednesday’s (February 9) Wool Sale at Yennora, condemned acquisition marketing moves. They are Mr. Max Rayner of…

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Wheat Money Advice

Western Magazine · Monday 21 February 1977 · page 3

United Farmers and Woolgrowers’ Association general president, Mr Milton Taylor, is urging…

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Things are not so bright down on the farm reports Graziers’ chief

Western Magazine · Monday 21 February 1977 · page 15

The Summer School conducted by the Australian Institute of Political Science this…

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Outback Contact Sheep Classing

The Western Herald · Friday 25 February 1977 · page 5

At the ram sales in January, Jim O’Shannessy suggested to John Coy and I that a few field days on sheep classing might be a good idea…

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Profitable farming without super REVIEW March 28

Western Magazine · Monday 28 February 1977 · page 29

In 1951 Mr Geoffery Wallace, of Kiewa Valley, via Wodonga, Victoria commenced…

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Preview of luxury farm workhorse Broadacre 77

Western Magazine · Monday 28 February 1977 · page 19

The most powerful and luxurious Mercedes-Benz farm vehicles to be introduced to Australia will be previewed at Broadacre ‘77, near Dubbo, from March 15 to 17…

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Outback Contact Sheep Fertility

The Western Herald · Friday 4 March 1977 · page 4

With mating either underway or about to start on most properties a look at sheep mating may be a good idea. In the past most people have usually…

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Record Wheat Plan

The Western Herald · Friday 4 March 1977 · page 3

Some graziers in the Far West of N.S.W. plan to sow record wheat acreages this season. Normally, the area is too dry for…

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Bradman Record in Wool

The Western Herald · Friday 11 March 1977 · page 2

Veteran woolgrower, Mr. Gus Hundy, obtained the top price at Tuesday’s (1st March) Yennora wool sales for the fifth time in six years of auctions at the…

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Elders G.m. Wool Sales

The Western Herald · Friday 11 March 1977 · page 5

At the 9th Wool Sale of the season held on the 2nd March, 1977, Elders GM realised the following prices on account local graziers:…

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Farmers to take lessons from Labor organiser

Western Magazine · Wednesday 16 March 1977 · page 8

Throughout the years the farmer has been conscious of the fact that he has very little influence in the scheme of things. Other organisations have been able to…

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Two Farmers Go to Work

Western Magazine · Wednesday 16 March 1977 · page 1

This week at Broadacre 77 Field Days at Dubbo people will see huge Units like those shown above and below. The photographs at the right…

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Around the West Rust Can Help the Farmer

Western Magazine · Wednesday 16 March 1977 · page 15

Rust in wheat is a very dirty word but it is helping to combat Skeleton Weed, which affects a…

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Quality Merino entry for sheep show

Western Magazine · Monday 21 March 1977 · page 6

Twenty six Merino and Poll Merino studs will pen about 208 sheep at the Sydney Royal…

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Sydney's Royal Easter Show preview Special interest in beef cattle

Western Magazine · Monday 21 March 1977 · page 7

The beef cattle section, always a major feature of the Royal Easter Show, will be of special interest in 1977. An influx of about 150…

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