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Sydney · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1939

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Promotes Wool Growth New Health Oil for Sheep

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 11

A NEWLY discovered fish oil, "Pilchardene," a health promoter for sheep, is guaranteed by the Canadian Government to be tich in Vitamins A. D. and F…

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Cattle Slaughter

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 8

IN a review of the fat cattle position in U.S.A. that country's Bureau of Agricultural Ecinomics says, "present cattle numbers make possible a total annual…

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Penrith Cattle Sale

Nepean Times · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 4

The next cattle sale at the Penrith yards of Welch and Fowler Pty Ltd. will be held on Thursday, 19th inst…

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Sheep and Water

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 10

SHEEP are fastidious about their water supply, be it from tank, river, or bore, they take a linking to it, and will often refuse water from…

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Wheat Fixtures

Daily Commercial News and Shipping List · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 4

According to a cable received from London, the following full-cargo wheat fixture has been made:—One vessel from New South Wales,…

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St. Marys Cattle Sale

Nepean Times · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 4

The Farmers and Graziers' Co. has 130 head of dairy, fat, and store cattle listed for the sale at their Newmarket Saleyards, St. Marys, to-morrow,…

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Wheat and Sugar To the Editor "Farmer and Settler."

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 7

For many weeks past where has been an excited agitation amongst housewives, Labor Members of Parliament, and others, about the Flour Tax-a tax to…

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Greater Than Supposed Frost Damage to Our Wheat Crops

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 7

DURING the recent wheat championship tours, the judges found unsuspected frost damage in leading crops on several occasions. This directs attention to the susceptibility of Australian wheats to frost damage, and to the necessity for the breeding of frost resistant varieties…

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New Sheep Studs British Breeds

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 8

APPLICATION has been made to the Australian Society of Breeders of British Sheep for the registration of three new Border Leicester studs and one…

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Sheep Killer Bulldog-Alsatian Cross?

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 10

THE "Weekly Times," Melbourne, reports the capture of what a sheepman describers as "a cross between a buildog and an Alsstian," that was killing…

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Old Wheat Must Be Sold

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 7

AT the beginning of this week, receives of wheat at silos amounted to 27,883,000-bushels, states Col G. A. H. Holborrow, manager,…

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Smaller Shipments Caused by Falling Butter Output

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 4

BECAUSE of the serious decline in production of butter in Australia, the Dairy Produce Board has announced that the weekly shipment to the United…

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WOOL Brighter Prospects for 1939

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 10

MORE encouraging tons is given in Bradford correspondents surveys of wool prospects for 1929. it is pointed out that with wool at…

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Japan to Take Less Wool

Daily News · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 1

JAPANESE Cabinet changes may deal Australia's wool trade a severe blow. This was the feeling among Sydney…

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Wheat Surplus Proposed Export Quota System

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 7

A SUGGESTION that the chief importing countries of Europe undertake not to accept wheat unless officially certified as part of the…

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Wool Is Cheap Prices and Buying

Daily Commercial News and Shipping List · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 4

Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd., report that the closing months of 1938 provided some indications of a revival in the world's wool trade…

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SUBSTITUTES Danger to Wool SIR D. Kelly's Opinion ?

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 2

"IT is nonsense to say that artificial fibre is non-competitive and still more ridiculous to contend that it will not become a more dangerous…

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Factories Can Help Efforts to Aid Farmers Indication of Sound Management Improving Stock and Crops

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 5

MANY Suppliers think of the dairy produce factory as a thing apart, but actually it is the central core of the dairy industry in any district, and as such can be of great assistance to its suppliers, and not simply a central depot where the raw material is…

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Liberal Feeding Cows Tethered in Fields on Danish Dairy Farms Simple Method of Compounding Rations

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 4

PRIME Importance of liberal feeding and scientific breeding in successful dairying is folly appreciated by the Danish farmer, where both are practised probably more extensively than in any other country…

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Junior Dairy Farmers

The Farmer and Settler · Thursday 5 January 1939 · page 4

GERRINGONG Junior Farmers' Club last year supplied the winners of six of the thirteen State championships. Latest championship won by a club…

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