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Sydney · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1943

5,331 stories in Sydney's papers · page 51 of 250

Canadian Wheat High Price Realised

Daily Commercial News and Shipping List · Saturday 20 March 1943 · page 2

Reports from Ottawa state that as a climax to an advance of more than eight cents a bushel since March 4, wheat was sold on the…

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Wheat Quotations Overseas and Sydney

Daily Commercial News and Shipping List · Saturday 20 March 1943 · page 1

All oversea quotes are for Thursday, March 18th, 1943, and are to the nearest one-eighth of a penny. Values elsewhere than in Sydney are…

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DALGETY & Co. Ltd. Weekly Wool Report March 18

Daily Commercial News and Shipping List · Saturday 20 March 1943 · page 2

A moderate offering of 11,600 bales of growers' wools and 2200 bales of scoured skin wools had been set down for appraisement…

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On the Land Smaller Wool Clip 12 Per Cent. Decline

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 20 March 1943 · page 5

In weight of wool the New South Wales clip to date this season shows a decline of about 12 per cent., but in number of…

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High Prices for Farm Stock Demand in Britain

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 20 March 1943 · page 10

LONDON, March 19 (A.A.P.).— Extraordinary prices for pedigree farm stock, and also for heavy horses, are being realised at sales…

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Farmer-Killer's Victim Dies

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 20 March 1943 · page 4

CHRISTCHURCH, Friday.--G. S. Ridley, school agricultural inspector, seventh man shot by Stanley Graham, farmer, of Koiterangi (N.Z.) in October,…

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U.s.a. to Keep 'Em Down on the Farm

Daily Mirror · Saturday 20 March 1943 · page 5

WASHINGTON, Saturday.--A problem on which the European second front, a victory over the Axis, and fate of the peace may…

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Salivant Has Change of Form Sterling Win in Farm Handicap

Daily Mirror · Saturday 20 March 1943 · page 12

Salivant won today's Warwick March Handicap at Randwick with something to spare, being over two lengths in front of Linemond at the finish of the 10 furlongs. IT was Salivant's first success for his…

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Lady Hamilton Takes Farm Novice Submission Fast for Second Place

Daily Mirror · Saturday 20 March 1943 · page 11

Although she started from near the outside of a big field Lady Hamilton won today's Farm Novice at Randwick in fine style, defeating the fast-finishing Submission by two lengths…

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Salivant Has Change of Form Sterling Win in Farm Handicap

Daily Mirror · Saturday 20 March 1943 · page 12

Salivant won today's Warwick March Handicap at Randwick with something to spare, being over two lengths in front of Linemond at the finish of the 10 furlongs. IT was Salivant's first success for his…

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U.s.a. to Keep 'Em Down on the Farm

Daily Mirror · Saturday 20 March 1943 · page 5

WASHINGTON, Saturday.--A problem on which the European second front, a victory over the Axis, and fate of the peace may…

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Favorite stymied by flock of sheep ! MELBOURNE

The Sun · Sunday 21 March 1943 · page 1

A flock of sheep moved from a plantation on to the course proper just as the field had settled down for the Trial Handicap at Geelong…

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Wool Trade Helps War Veterans' Home

Truth · Sunday 21 March 1943 · page 27

THE Wool Trade War Fund will auction a bale of wool on April 20, which is expected to raise a four-figure sum in their money-raising…

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Rotation Gives New Life What Crops To Sow--After What

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 21 March 1943 · page 15

CROP rotation enhances soil fertility and controls pests or diseases. By following a disease-allergic…

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Today's Sales at Homebush Sheep Unchanged, Cattle Dearer at Today's Homebush Stock Sales

Daily Mirror · Monday 22 March 1943 · page 11

Fairly active competition prevailed for sheep and lambs at Homebush today. A firm market ruled for the most part, rates showing little material alteration from those of last sale day…

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Wool Restrictions May Continue

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 22 March 1943 · page 10

LONDON, Sunday.--The post-war trade in wool and textiles would come under three headings:-- First, relief exports for Continental…

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Wheat Quotations Overseas and Sydney

Daily Commercial News and Shipping List · Monday 22 March 1943 · page 1

AH oversea quotes are for Thursday, March 18th, 1943, and are to the nearest one-eighth of a penny. Values elsewhere than in Sydney are…

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Trains for R.l. on Dairy Farm

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 22 March 1943 · page 12

Three miles a day on country roads has been St. George forward Alister Clark's training for the coming Rugby…

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Serious Shipping Position Warning to British Farmers

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 22 March 1943 · page 6

LONDON, March 21 (A.A.P.).— The Minister for Agriculture, Mr. R. S. Hudson, speaking at Cambridge, warned…

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War Prisoners On British Farms

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 22 March 1943 · page 3

LONDON, Sunday.--Nearly 20,000 Italian prisoners of war are working on the land in Britain. Of these, more than 2000 are on…

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