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Farming & the land, 1955

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A New Phase In Small Farm Implements

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 15 April 1955 · page 34

One of the many new farm and garden machines displayed at the Royal Show was the Landmaster Hawk garden tractor and rotary hoe. It marks a new phase in the…

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Sound Waves May Pollinate Crops

The World's News · Saturday 16 April 1955 · page 27

WTITHIN the next 25 years a farmer may walk into his barn, sit down at a keyboard instrument and with the help of an ultrasonic device,…

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17 Out of 68 Forced to Give Up Farms

Tribune · Wednesday 20 April 1955 · page 11

THE Queensland Irrigation and Water Supply Department annual report has revealed that, of 68 farms allocated in the Clare irrigation area,…

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Upper Castlereagh Junior Farmers

Nepean Times · Thursday 21 April 1955 · page 4

The monthly meeting of the Upper Castlereagh Junior Farmers Club was held in the Castlereagh Church Hall on Thursday…

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Film Night for Dairymen

Nepean Times · Thursday 21 April 1955 · page 4

A Film Night arranged by the Penrith Farmers' District Council was held in Tattersall's Hotel on Monday evening, and was…

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Warning On Sheep

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 8

ADELAIDE.— Veterniary officers of the livestock branch of the S.A. Department of…

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Beef Cattle Scales For Cattle Not Yet Popular

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 10

Weighing of cattle on the farm to determine live weight gains appears to be making as little progress as weighing of the stock in saleyards, a check made this week of…

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SHEEP Mozaic Type Sheep May Have Been Found

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 8

It is probable that two mosaic-type sheep have been found, one a Southdown in Victoria and the other a Merino ewe at Young, N.S.W., in a flock that was being culled for entry in the Farmer and Settler 1955 Merino…

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Wheat Protein Increase

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 30

Tests have revealed that the current P.A.Q. wheat sample has a higher protein content…

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£60.000 For Sheep Property

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 8

BRISBANE.— An Oakey solicitor, Mr. A. White, has paid about £60,000 for a Charleville…

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Hearing Of New State Pastoral Award Claims

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 4

The Industrial Commission this week commenced hearing evidence for a new State Pastoral award. The Commission…

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Information and Help Condemned Cattle Fund

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 33

A Penrith reader who recently purchased a registered aged cow at public auction asks whether he can claim under the Condemned Cattle Fund if this cow reacts to a T.B. test administered by a veterinary surgeon. Providing you…

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Heavy Sheep Losses Follow Flood Rains

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 4

There have been heavy sheep mortality in some districts during recent weeks due to internal parasites. Several outbreaks of…

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Obstacles To Sheep On North Coast

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 8

LISMORE.— "The only way to raise sheep in the lower Richmond river area economically is to give them undivided attention," Mr. K. Yabsley, of Bora Ridge, said last…

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Sydney Wool Sales On

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 3

Sydney wool sales will resume on Tuesday and the series will continue until May 5…

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World Tour For Wool Men

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 9

Chairman of the Australian Wool Bureau, Mr. C. B. Ball, and a N.S.W. member of the…

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Cattle Were Firm At Homebush; Heavy Lambs To 8/- Down

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 42

Competition was keen at Homebush yesterday and during the early sales the market generally was firm for cattle, although rates for vealers were easier to £1 cheaper. At the afternoon…

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Needed To Get New Blood Dairy Farm Competition Judges' Names Soon

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 7

It is expected that the names of the judges for the final judging of The Farmer and Settler Dairy Farm Competition will be announced soon. They consist of three…

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Week-end Magazine Bayly Of Havilah Was Australia's Top Sheep Breeder

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 17

A name worthy of honor in the history of the Australian Merino sheep industry is that of Nicholas Paget Bayly, founder of one of the earliest stud-flocks in Australia, whose family had a long association with…

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511,838 Bales of Wool In Store At End of March

The Farmer and Settler · Friday 22 April 1955 · page 46

The quantity of wool in stores awaiting sale was 511,828 bales at March 31. This was substantially more than that in store at the same date last year…

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