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Farming & the land, 1953

8,304 stories in Sydney's papers · page 23 of 250

To Market Own Crop

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 18

RATHER than be domineered by processors into accepting uneconomical prices for their tomatoes, Forbes district…

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Good Finishing Month For Crops

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 9

ADELAIDE: Mr. F. Pearson the Agricultural adviser for south-east South Australis, reports that rainfall for the month…

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Regulations Protect The Farmer And Consumer

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 12

APPLES and pears are beginning to trickle out of the orchards on the irrigation areas. Regulations framed to protect the good grower and…

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Letter To The Editor Dairy Prices

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 2

Sir: In reply to "Primary Producer's" letter dated 12/11/52. Everyone, I feel sure, will agree that a Labor Government…

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Aspiring Poultry Farmers Not Encouraged By Dept

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 17

WITH stock feed available and building material readily obtainable, it was likely that more people would commence poultry farming this year than in any year since the war, said the principal livestock officer (Poultry) of the Department of…

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Huge Dam For Farm Irrigation

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 3

FIRST big wafer storage dam in the Gloucester-Manning area is completed, mid-North Coast reports state. Its capacity is about…

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Good Crop Is Anticipated

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 12

YIELDS of about 21 tons an acre are expected this your on dried trulls properties in the Sunraysia district, where vines…

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Bridge An Asset To Hunter Farms

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 5

NEW bridge over the Hunter River, which was opened in December last, is reported to be of great value to the local milk…

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Fly Control In The Dairy Is Important

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 5

ATTENTION is drawn by the Dairying Dairying of the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Stock to the danger of cream becoming blown by flics before delivery to the factory…

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Irish Blight Hits Tasmanian Crop

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 13

AN outbreak of blight in Tasmanian potatoes will halt shipments for a fortnight…

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Wide Rains Expected To Boost New Season's Crops

Daily Mirror · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 15

Rain which has fallen over inland areas during the last 24 hours, is expected to boost next season's crops. The Government Principal Agronomist (Mr. H…

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Wide Rains Expected To Boost Mew Season's Crops

Daily Mirror · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 15

Rain which has fallen over inland areas during the last 24 hours, is expected to boost next season's crops. The Government Principal Agronomist (Mr. H…

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Wide Rains Expected To Boost New Season's Crops

Daily Mirror · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 15

Rain which has fallen over inland areas during the last 24 hours, is expected to boost next season's crops. The Government Principal Agronomist (Mr. H…

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Wide Rains Expected To Boost New Season's Crops

Daily Mirror · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 15

Rain which has fallen over inland areas during the last 24 hours, is expected to boost next season's crops. The Government Principal Agronomist. (Mr. H…

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Our Inquiry Department Solves Your Problems and Saves Your Money The name and address of the subscriber should accompany every inquiry, not necessarily for publication. This Inquiry Department Service is free to regular "Land" subscribers, who are invited to avail themselves of it. Where a Reply by Mail Is Desired, a Stamped Addressed Envelope Must Accompany the Inquiry. Cattle Branding

The Land · Friday 23 January 1953 · page 23

"J.K.": The Stock Brands Division, Department of Agriculture, advises that the following fire the standard…

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Wool Falls on Week

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 24 January 1953 · page 6

Average wool prices, clean on the floor, at Australian sales this week showed pronounced declines. Quotations a 1b (Australian Wool…

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Pioneer parson's farm home almost a ruin Historic place where Marsden raised first sheep flocks is now neglected

The World's News · Saturday 24 January 1953 · page 14

CRUMBLING into ruins within 25 miles of Sydney is a oncesplendid old home that is as much tied up with Australia's early history…

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U.s. May Drop Wheat Says Official

Daily Mirror · Saturday 24 January 1953 · page 2

"Theoretically, it is possible that the new Republican Administration in the United States…

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U.s. May Drop Wheat Pact, Says Official

Daily Mirror · Saturday 24 January 1953 · page 2

"Theoretically, it is possible that the new Republican Administration in the United States…

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Trade, Finance, Produce, Overseas Markets Agreement on Wheat in Balance

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 24 January 1953 · page 14

WASHINGTON, Fri.--The views of the Canadian Government on the extension of the…

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