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Farming & the land, 1952

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Wool Prices Firm In Newcastle

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 8

NEWCASTLE, Thursday.— The Newcastle wool sales closed to day with prices very firm on the opening rates last…

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Lower Wool Values; Recent Market Trends Reviewed (By "The Land" Wool Trade Correspondent)

The Land · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 36

ALTHOUGH the first news of wool sales this week appeared to indicate that there had been a further substantial weakening In values, this was hardly as serious as reports seemed to indicate…

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Slight Rise in U.s, Wool

Daily Mirror · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 10

WASHINGTON, Friday. (A.P.).--United States' wool production for 1951 of 250,445,000 lb. was slightly above the 1950 level, marking for the first time in almost a…

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Slight Rise in U.s. Wool

Daily Mirror · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 10

WASHINGTON, Friday. (A.P.).--United States' wool production for 1951 of 250,445,000 lb. was slightly above the 1950 level, marking for the first time in almost a…

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Taxation Is Countryman's Biggest Headache Cautious Attitude To Spending Will Hit Pastoral Industry

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 13

TAXATION, with emphasis on provisional tax, has suddenly become a focal point of interest for practically all the primary producers throughout rho countryside. At present it is the cause of much head scratching among farmers and graziers…

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Floor Price Plan For Wool Operating In New Zealand

The Land · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 7

A MINIMUM floor prices plan for new Zealand wool came into operation in the Dominion in January. The New Zealand Wool…

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Less Wheat Will Help Lift Fertility of Our Soil (By "The Land" Agricultural Consultant)

The Land · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 22

THE decline in wheat acreage in New South Wales will help improve the fertility of much-cropped land. Economists and…

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Review of the Week's Markets Dairy Produce Sussex Street Wholesale Markets)

The Land · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 31

The State Marketing Bureau ports—BUTTER: Good falls rain have been received North Coast areas, and…

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Farming Here "Like Back in the States" by Our Special Representative

The Land · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 3

YOUNG American farmer Keith Burt thinks farming here is "just like that back in the States." Keith is a member of…

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Decision in April On Dairy Plan

The Land · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 2

(CANBERRA, Wed.—A special meeting of the Australian Agricultural Council, probably early in April, will decide on a new stabilisation plan for the dairying…

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Prices for U.k.bulk Purchases of Aust. Dried Fruits Crop

The Land · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 7

THE British Ministry of Food will purchase our bulk Australian dried vine fruits of the 1952 crop at £100(A.) F.O.B. Australian ports per ton for currants and £123/2/6(A.) a ton for sultanas and lexias…

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ON and Off the Farm Farm Irrigation Demonstration

The Land · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 5

Described as one of the most interesting and instructive field days ever held in the district, the…

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Wakool Farms for Soldiers

The Land · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 10

TEN farms on the 29,000-acre property, Cunninyeuk, in the Wakool…

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F.S.A. Field Day at Yanco FarmF

The Land · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 40

A large attendance is expected at the field day arranged at Yanco Experiment Farm by the…

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What's New in Farm Research Oil from Seed

The Land · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 13

TOBACCO seed is about the smallest in size and the lightest in weight of any agricultural crop…

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Farmers Bluntly Tell Menzies Reasons For Food Scarcity No Balance Between Industry Correction Measure Outlined

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 3

A DEPUTATION from the National Farmers' Union told the Primo Minister (Mr. Menzies) this week that the main reason for the food production lag was a lack of balance between the growth of primary and secondary industries…

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Cowra farmers repeat win

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 2

MEMSIE Pastoral Company, Mayfield, Cowra, for the second year in succession won the Metropolitan Meat Industry Board's 100 guineas gold trophy for three export lamb carcases in the…

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Better farming paid well in drought period

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 5

EFFICIENT methods had helped many dairy farmers on the North Coast during the prolonged dry period of 1951-52, according to some observations made by Mr. N. Simons, H.D.A.,…

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High yields by crossbred dairy cows

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 5

PERFORMANCE or [?] dairy cows under actual farm conditions continues to pile up evidence of the value of…

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Junior Farmers Great Ernie Owe a Great Debt to Ernie Breakwell

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 29 February 1952 · page 19

"THOUSANDS of young men and women in country districts owed a great debt of gratitude to Ernie Breakwell for the opportunities ho opened up for them through the development of the Junior farmers' Club Movement…

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