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Dubbo & the Western Plains · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1977

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Auto-farm lighting system

Western Magazine · Monday 28 November 1977 · page 14

A new series of automatic farm lighting sets is being introduced by Powerlite for use in rural and…

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Dalgety Walsh Hughes Wool Report

The Western Herald · Friday 2 December 1977 · page 19

Last week's wool auctions concluded at Freemantle, Goulburn and Adelaide. Compared to sales established earlier in the week, the market overall closed on…

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Dalgety Walsh Hughes Wool Report Last week's wool sales were conducted at Newcastle and Geelong

The Western Herald · Friday 9 December 1977 · page 4

The series closed on a fairly quiet note with values for practically all combing and carding wools unchanged or barely maintained on the previous days…

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Moderate rises tipped for Iambs /sheep

Western Magazine · Monday 12 December 1977 · page 15

(Compiled In Km offices of the Member (for Gwydlr Mr Ralph J. Hunt) Moderate Increases in lamb and mutton saleyard prices are forecast in…

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Around the West with les Jones Black Sheep Contact

Western Magazine · Monday 12 December 1977 · page 8

If you have an interest in the NSW branch of the Black and Coloured Sheep Breeders Association and…

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Around and About Can we ever take the danger out of farming?

Western Magazine · Monday 12 December 1977 · page 2

MUCH of Australia's prosperity depends on the success of the farmer. Industrialists, artists and theorists deplore the fact…

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Best Sydney Wool Price Since 1973

The Western Herald · Friday 16 December 1977 · page 2

The world’s top buyer of superfine wool paid 1000c kg for one bale of wool last week’s Sydney sales. The buyer, . B. Devereux,…

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Low Grade Wheat Sold on Black Market

Western Magazine · Monday 19 December 1977 · page 3

One of the more delicate subjects in farming circles at this time is low grade wheat. A hundred silos are eagerly accepting high quality and standard grade…

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