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Dubbo & the Western Plains · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1978

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Strife within the AMIEU over sheep exports

Western Magazine · Monday 11 September 1978 · page 17

Extremists within the Federal branch of the Australian Meat Industry Employees Union, and Victorian and Queensland State branches, will try and…

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Rain Cuts Wool Intake

The Western Herald · Friday 15 September 1978 · page 3

Rain has cut brokers wool receivals by as much as one-third at the Yennora wool village in Sydney. A senior wool valuer of the Farmers…

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Grazcos Jumbo Wool Report

The Western Herald · Friday 15 September 1978 · page 14

Japanese and Eastern European buyers were the principal operators at the last sale, with moderate support from local mills…

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Elders G.m. Wool Sales

The Western Herald · Friday 15 September 1978 · page 4

At Series 2 Wool Sale held on 5th September, 1978, Elders G.M. realised the following prices on account of local graziers:…

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Wool Judge for Bourke show

The Western Herald · Friday 15 September 1978 · page 1

The Wool Judge for this years Show is being provided by Elders G.M. in the form of Ian Sharp. Ian at 26 years old is one of the young…

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Legume forage crops

Western Magazine · Monday 18 September 1978 · page 13

Cowpeas are an annual summer growing legume, and a very useful forage crop and…

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Farmers return to irrigated sunflowers

Western Magazine · Monday 18 September 1978 · page 13

Future prospects for sunflowers look good, and yields have increased dramatically…

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Crops save $10,000 pa

Western Magazine · Monday 18 September 1978 · page 10

Not a likely place, at first thought, to find summer cropping yet that is an aspect of…

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Windemere Dam needed by farmers

Western Magazine · Monday 18 September 1978 · page 3

Farmers along the Cudgegong River have never been more adamant that the early completion of the Windemere Dam project is vital to the viability of…

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Versatile 500 - the row crop specialist

Western Magazine · Monday 18 September 1978 · page 25

The ever increasing need for greater productivity and better, overall farm efficiency has resulted in a strong demand for the Versatile model 500', said…

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Summer crop leadership

Western Magazine · Monday 18 September 1978 · page 24

The Australian Company Ralph McKay is at the forefront of research to…

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Soybean Farming

Western Magazine · Monday 18 September 1978 · page 23

There is more to growing soybeans than sowing, praying and harvesting. In inland irrigation areas, major…

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Service for farmers

Western Magazine · Monday 18 September 1978 · page 27

The Gulgong-based firm of Ren Perry and Company offers a comprehensive farming…

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Bearbung farmer proves Mung Beans profitable

Western Magazine · Monday 18 September 1978 · page 22

Be willing to learn from your mistakes and the mung beans you grow will make you money — this is the view of Albert Cooke Jnr of “Woodside” Bearbung…

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Top District Sunflower Crop at First Planting

Western Magazine · Monday 18 September 1978 · page 14

His first try at growing sunflowers and Bruce Campbell of “Goorianawa Station” got the best crop in the Baradine district…

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Grazcos Jumbo Wool Report

The Western Herald · Friday 22 September 1978 · page 2

In last weeks sales a slight market weakness required corporation intervention primarily on the high yielding better style medium merino wools on offer for…

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Shire of Bourke Wool Promised to Youth Club Centre

The Western Herald · Friday 22 September 1978 · page 5

During the recent Appeal for funds to construct a Bourke Youth and Community Centre, some promises of wool by district graziers were made and have not yet…

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Community Youth Support Scheme Committee Farmed

The Western Herald · Friday 22 September 1978 · page 2

Minutes of a Public Meeting convened by the Shire President held In the Council Chambers, Bourke at 8.15 p.m. on 13th September, 1978, for the purpose of…

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Sheep skin damage costs $12m. a year

Western Magazine · Monday 25 September 1978 · page 9

Australia might ride on the sheep’s back, but apparently we still have a little to learn…

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Cattle Respond to Capsules Trangie trials boost growth performances

Western Magazine · Monday 25 September 1978 · page 11

Compounds in capsules with a sustained release in cattle were used in an irrigated pastures-grazing trial at Trangie Agricultural Research Station…

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