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Sydney · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1947

7,367 stories in Sydney's papers · page 59 of 250

High Standards In Junior Farmer Show Displays

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 7 March 1947 · page 15

AN outstanding feature of the pavilion display at this year's Nowra show was the exhibit staged by members of Junior Farmer Clubs of the…

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Junior Farmers Stage Attractive Pavilion Display

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 7 March 1947 · page 16

AN attractive pavilion display was staged by members of Raymond Terrace Junior Farmer Club at the Maitland show…

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Organiser Optimistic On Future Of Soybeans To The Editor, "Farmer and Settler"

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 7 March 1947 · page 16

Sir,—During the past l2-months Australian farmers in many districts have done their utmost to Assist in the drive to establish the soybean…

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Farm Produce Excels At Karkatt J.F. Show

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 7 March 1947 · page 14

DESPITE an unfavorable season, the standard of quality in the vegetable and farm produce sections was excellent at the…

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Record Onion Crop

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 7 March 1947 · page 14

BY the Adoption of direct sowing methods and irrigation. a record drop of Crystal Grane onions was produced by Aid. F. C. Cunningham…

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Why Backyarders Need More Than A Dozen Fowls To the Editor, "Farmer and Settler."

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 7 March 1947 · page 14

Sir,—J. H. Richards, Eastwood, writes a very interesting letter regarding "backyarders." What I want to know is, how many backyarders of…

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Dalgety's Wool Report

Daily Commercial News and Shipping List · Saturday 8 March 1947 · page 4

A full report has just come to hand by air mail from our London office (state Dalgety & Co. in their report) of the third series of London wool…

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Why No "Baby" Wool?

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 8 March 1947 · page 2

Sir,—I have searched the shops for weeks to buy "baby" wool to knit for my much-needed addition to Australia's population, and have not been able to…

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Trade and Finance Higher Profit, Steady Div. for Q.n. Pastoral

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 8 March 1947 · page 11

After charging £18,978 depreciation, Queensland National Pastoral Co., Ltd., earned £33,603 net profit for the year ended…

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Wheat Quotations Overseas and Sydney. Friday, March 7

Daily Commercial News and Shipping List · Saturday 8 March 1947 · page 2

All overseas quotes are for Thursday, March 6, 1947, and are to the nearest one-eighth of a penny. Values elsewhere than in Sydney…

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Books of the World and the Week Where Is Australia's Farmer Novelist?

The Sun · Saturday 8 March 1947 · page 4

IN English current literature, A. G. Street is recognised as the farmers novelist. He has written a long list of books extolling life on the land, and half of them have appeared in the guise of fiction. His post-war novel,"Holdfast," deals with English farming experience under war condition…

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Mustering Sheep

The Sun · Sunday 9 March 1947 · page 8

WE caught our horses and set off up the hill. The day was hot and the dogs seemed to be slow. The horses…

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Menzies Hits Wheat Deal

Truth · Sunday 9 March 1947 · page 35

The Australian Government had ignored the Wheat Board, as such, entirely in its recent wheat deal with the New…

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Show cattle had to be healthy

The Sun · Sunday 9 March 1947 · page 5

England's Royal Show, to be resumed after seven years, would help to set a standard of disease-free cattle…

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Wool Man Ordered Home

Truth · Sunday 9 March 1947 · page 42

DAMES in distress, as one might say, socialites Mrs. Margaret Nancy Manning and Mrs. Valerie Fairfax, being friends, are…

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German Threat to Aust. Wool New Menace Of Ersatz Britain Will Have to Act

Truth · Sunday 9 March 1947 · page 33

LONDON, Saturday.—What guarantee has the Australian Government received that Germany will not eventually be able to renew her attack on the Australian wool industry?…

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Cockies can be meanly generous Story of a Little Farm

The Sun · Sunday 9 March 1947 · page 10

BELIEVE, with all the faith just short of scientific proof, that a special gene goes into the making…

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Mixed Farm

The Sun · Sunday 9 March 1947 · page 8

LIFE on a mixed farm is very interesting. When I lived on one we had 90 poddy lambs which we used to feed on the…

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Q.N. Pastoral Profit Higher

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 10 March 1947 · page 6

Net profit of Queensland National Pastoral Co. Ltd. for 1946 was £33,603, against £31,804 for the previous year…

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Firm Market For Sheep & Lambs

The Sun · Monday 10 March 1947 · page 5

There was a small yarding of sheep and lambs at Homebush today, but it was of good quality and consisted of 14,270 sheep,…

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