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Farming & the land, 1931

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Dairymen Not “Farmers.”

The Bega District News · Thursday 5 November 1931 · page 1

Dairy farmers do not class as farmers under the Transport Act regulations, and as such are not entitled to the relief provided for “farmers” who…

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“Flash Cars. Farmer Can’t Stand Egg Board

The Bega District News · Thursday 5 November 1931 · page 1

Jules Silvester, a poultry farmer of Quaker’s Hill, was charged with having sold eggs to persons other than the Egg Board, at Parramatta Court. He said…

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Silage for Dairy Cows When to Cut the Crops

The South Coast Register · Friday 6 November 1931 · page 6

To produce good silage it is important that crops be cut at the right stage of growth. The following directions arc Riven in a…

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Dairy Report

The South Coast Register · Friday 6 November 1931 · page 4

Mr. Senior Dairy Instructor A. T. R. Brown, in charge of the dairy branch district. Illawarra and Southern Tablelands, with headquarters…

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“The Dairy Manual”

The South Coast Register · Friday 6 November 1931 · page 3

For the profitable pursuit of dairying, as of other branches of primary production, the first essential is that the producer shall offer…

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The Maize Crop Distance for Planting

The South Coast Register · Friday 6 November 1931 · page 4

Sunlight is essential for the proper fertilisation and development of the ears of maize, and if the rows are planted too closely, especially in…

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[?] Dairy Cows When to Cut the Crops

The Shoalhaven News and South Coast Districts Advertiser · Saturday 7 November 1931 · page 3

To produce good silage it is important that crops be cut at the right stage of growth. The following directions are given in a departmental…

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Butter Blending

The Bega District News · Monday 9 November 1931 · page 1

Mention of the terms of the Order-in-Council to compel blenders and others to so mark butter sold in the United Kingdom that origin will be…

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Farm & Station Buildings

The Shoalhaven Telegraph · Wednesday 11 November 1931 · page 4

To the man on the land, improved methods and materials in modern building construction are always of interest. On most farms and stations,…

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The Cattle Market

The Cobargo Chronicle · Friday 13 November 1931 · page 2

T Kennedy reports a highly successful cattle sale at the yards on Friday last, when 300 head were sold. Prices realised…

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Sheep-Stealing at Yalwal

The Nowra Leader · Friday 13 November 1931 · page 1

Human wolves, dyed in lamb's wool, of the brand of Comumnist and Socialist--men whom the New Guard is seeking to annihilate--who have…

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P.d.s Column U.k. Butter Market

The South Coast Register · Friday 13 November 1931 · page 4

Imports for the eight months ended August 31 totalled 272,628 tons, against 234,700 tons for same period of last year. Of the increase…

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Rabbit Farming Striking Progress

The Nowra Leader · Friday 13 November 1931 · page 6

Undeterred by reports of mythical prices and profits from rabbit fur-farming, a Moss Vale resident pursued his original intention of entering…

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Farmers Active Meetings at Albion Park and Gerringong

The South Coast Register · Friday 13 November 1931 · page 1

District farmers are again busy discussing ways and means of improving their conditions whereby they earn their livelihood. The…

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S. C Butter Factories' Association More About the Milk Bill

The Shoalhaven News and South Coast Districts Advertiser · Saturday 14 November 1931 · page 3

A meeting of delegates of the South Coast Butter Factories' Association was held at the School of Arts, Nowra, on Thursday forenoon. The…

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Pat Butter

The Bega District News · Monday 16 November 1931 · page 4

With the compulsory marking of imported butter sold in Great Britain to indicate origin of production, now within in reasonable accomplishment, the…

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AUSTRALIANITIES. Record Loads of Wool

The Bega District News · Monday 16 November 1931 · page 1

Where did I meet Bob Walsh? Let me see; it was when I was making the stage from Moree to Inverell. The grand old veteran, W. C. Rouse, had…

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P.D.S. COLUMN U.K. Butter Market

The Bega District News · Monday 16 November 1931 · page 4

Imports for the eight months ended 31st August totalled 272,628 tons, against 234,700 tons for same period of last year Of the increase of 37,928…

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Farm and Station Buildings. How They Can fie Built ,Easily, Quickly, and at Low Cost

The Bega District News · Monday 16 November 1931 · page 4

To the man on the land improved methods and materials in modern building construction are always of interest. On most farms and stations, the…

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P. D. S. Column U.K. Butter Market

The Shoalhaven Telegraph · Wednesday 18 November 1931 · page 3

Imports for the eight months ended 31st August totalled 272,628, tons, against 234,700 tons for same period of last year. Of the increase of 37,928…

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