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Sydney · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1958

141 stories in Sydney's papers · page 5 of 8

Farm Levy Protest

Tribune · Wednesday 25 June 1958 · page 10

PERTH: Fanners in the Eastern wheatbelt are incensed at a proposal that they be levied to pay half the cost of a £75,000…

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Junior Farmers

Nepean Times · Thursday 26 June 1958 · page 3

Invitations were received at last meeting of Upper Castlereagh Junior Farmers' Club to go to Epping club's picnic, and…

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Hurseys' Income £55 a Week Utility, Car, 66 Acre Farm

Tribune · Wednesday 2 July 1958 · page 12

SYDNEY: The Hurseys can now add. to their £55 a week income, their 66-acre farm, their…

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Junior Farmers

Nepean Times · Thursday 3 July 1958 · page 8

At the monthly meeting of Orchard Hills- Kingswood-Junior Farmers' Club held at Orchard Hills school, the…

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Butter prise up; down goes consumption

Tribune · Wednesday 9 July 1958 · page 5

In May the Australian dairy industry, strongly supported (in words) by the Minister for Primary Industry, Mr. McMahon, launched an "eat-more-butter-and-cheese" paign…

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Tobacco Farmers' Low Returns

Tribune · Wednesday 9 July 1958 · page 5

BRISBANE: In view of the recent rises in tobacco prices, it is interesting to consider the tobacco share-farmers'…

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Farmers, reward

Tribune · Wednesday 9 July 1958 · page 2

IF we can shut our eyes to obvious distortions and omissions in the recent S.M. Herald's supplement Australia Unlimited, the survey does…

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Farming Intelligence

The Biz · Wednesday 16 July 1958 · page 20

"Australian and New Zealand farmers are employing their own experts to assist them in achieving more efficient…

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Winter Complaint Amongst Dairy Cattle

Nepean Times · Thursday 17 July 1958 · page 1

"Winter dysentry is the name for the disease which has sprung up amongst the dairy cattle, and that includes the…

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Jews Farmed the Negev 3,000 Tears Ago

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 18 July 1958 · page 6

Undlsputable evidence has been found of settled agricultural life and development in the tar south of the Negev dating hack to the time of the Kings and the Kindom of Judah. The announcement was made public in Jerusalem recently by Professor Michael Even-Ari, Vice-President of the…

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Send Australians to Israel Farmers’ Parle

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 18 July 1958 · page 2

Perhaps one of the most worthwhile ideas that emerged from tl whole range of TOth anniversary planning is the proposed Farmers' Co vention to he held in Israel next March. Problems of the soil, more…

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Farmers Call for Trade with China

Tribune · Wednesday 23 July 1958 · page 12

SYDNEY: The 44 delegates to the Wheat and Woolgrowers' Association annual meeting last week unanimously called on the Federal…

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Farmers Invited to Soviet Union

Tribune · Wednesday 23 July 1958 · page 5

AUSTRALIA has been invited to send a delegation of farmers to the Soviet Union. The invitation was issued by the…

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Junior Farmers' Club Fairfield District Club Celebrates First Birthday

The Biz · Wednesday 30 July 1958 · page 16

Members or eight clubs in the Sydney (Western) Area celebrated the first birthday of Fairfield District Junior…

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Junior Farmers

Nepean Times · Thursday 31 July 1958 · page 6

Girls from seven junior farmer clubs in Sydney Western area met at the office of the district superviser, Parramatta,…

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China Buys Our Steel, Wool, and Wheat

Tribune · Wednesday 6 August 1958 · page 9

THE announcement last Friday of a £1½ million order from the People's Republic of China for Australian steel…

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Joe Bailes Voice of the Countryside Farmers' proposals worth considering

Tribune · Wednesday 6 August 1958 · page 8

Two of the main proposals put forward by the recent conference of the Australian Wool and Meat Producers' Federation are soundly based and should receive the earnest consideration of our governments, the mass of woolgrowers…

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Nuri Said’s Grandson Jewish Farmer

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 8 August 1958 · page 6

TEL AVIV (J.T.A.): Hebrew weekly, “Davar Hashavua”, has published a sensational illustrated story to the effect that the grandson of the late Iraqi Premier Nuri Said is living with his…

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Junior Farmers

Nepean Times · Thursday 14 August 1958 · page 7

Monthly meeting of Orchard Hills-Kingswood Junior Farmers' Club was held at Orchard Hills school on Tuesday. The…

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More butter

Tribune · Wednesday 20 August 1958 · page 2

Workers at mass meetings at Bunnerong power house (Sydney) have several times endorsed proposals that dairy farmers be…

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