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Sydney · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1985

21 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 2

The Atre Times Down on the farm

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 January 1985 · page 8

Down at Kirribilli, Hayes Gordon’s Ensemble, which has not been notably successful in the past year or so, may well have turned the corner with its 25th anniversary presentation of Alexander…

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Land Rights Pastoral leases for WA Aborigines

Tribune · Wednesday 20 March 1985 · page 3

GOLDSWORTHY, WA: A section of a large pastoral lease in the Kimberleys is to be resumed for an Aboriginal…

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Israel tour tor Aussie farmers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 April 1985 · page 11

Australian agriculturalists will see the latest developments in Israeli irrigation and agriculture on a study tour in August. The 23-day Israeli tour…

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Israeli farming was ‘talk’of int’l meet

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 4 July 1985 · page 8

TEL AVIV (Itim). — The delegation from the Histadrut’s Agricultural Centre to the International Conference on Agricultural Cooperation,…

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Greening the desert to make sheep thrive

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 August 1985 · page 21

BEERSHbBA. - Scientists at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev here are trying to perfect a special diet that can be used to raise sheep in…

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Business and Finance Lack of arable land spurs farming breakthrough in Galilee

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 8 August 1985 · page 21

ROSH HANIKRA. - Cloned plant buds, high-technology electronics and old-fashioned lavender are set to propel Western Galilee into the 21st…

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Zulu chief's visit expected to spur farm and other projects Aid for South African blacks is likely

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 August 1985 · page 6

Israel is preparing to extend significant assistance to South Africa’s black community as a result of the visit of Kwazulu Chief Gatsha…

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Israeli farm know-how for Sri Lanka?

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 22 August 1985 · page 22

COLOMBO (Lankanews). - Israel is exploring the possibility of exporting arid-zone agricultural expertise to Sri Lanka, an Israeli diplomat…

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$200m. is export target for farm products

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 September 1985 · page 45

TEL AVIV. - Agrexco, the fresh agricultural produce export company, is projecting $200 million in exports during the coming…

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Minority farmers cited

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 12 September 1985 · page 18

Seventeen Moslems, Christians, Druse and Circassians - including one woman - from the Galilee last week received the Agriculture…

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ABORIGINES Bid for WA cattle stations

Tribune · Wednesday 25 September 1985 · page 2

Fourteen Aboriginal groups in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, represented by the Marra Worra Worra…

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INDIA Pesticides injure Indian farmworkers

Tribune · Wednesday 25 September 1985 · page 6

A study carried out in the wheat-growing districts in the Uttar Pradesh state in India has shown significant injuries…

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Comfort motoring on a sheep’s back

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 17 October 1985 · page 26

More and more Australian motorists are driving home on a sheep’s back. Truck drivers have been doing it…

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EEC gives Shamir assurance on Israel’s farm exports

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 October 1985 · page 5

Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir told the press in Luxembourg last week that he is “satisfied” with the European Economic Community’s…

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BOOKS Life on the farm Until Daybreak: Stories from the Kibbutz selected by Amos Oz. Tel Aviv, HaKibbutz Hameuchad and the Institute for the Translation of Hebrew Literature, 279 pp. No price stated

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 October 1985 · page 19

HAKIBBUTZ HAMEUCHAD’S tendency to bring out its books in solid, dowdy covers, and to scrimp on jacket design, seems, in the case…

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Settlers block roads in call for assistance $90m. loan granted for troubled farmers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 November 1985 · page 6

The cabinet decided last week to grant the country’s struggling agricultural sector a $90 million loan. But the money will not be the…

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A ‘vanishing breed’of farmers faces financial ruin

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 November 1985 · page 21

Nostalgia dominated the pageant an acknowledgement of a revolution that has been fulfilled and passed by. “It’s a sad cry,” said a kibbutznik…

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Farm team back from China study-tour

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 28 November 1985 · page 25

TEL Aviv. — A delegation of Israeli agricultural experts has returned from a study tour of China, where it was invited to investigate the…

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윈저 한인 야채농장 소식 (Windsor Farm)

Hanho Tʻaimzŭ = Hanho Times · Friday 29 November 1985 · page 6

본사에 서 Windsor 제 이 에 한국인 이 개 반한 2 만이 펑 〔!7예 이 ì¹´] 외 야채농쟝욥 방문′ 정벙윤이큼 ′' 차이 놈쟝샨배훑 이이 보았 나(한 놔인 이 호주에 이 띤 와 () 갛밖 킵 농쟝움 개 줌 긍 한 짓 이 이 이 처 응인것 갇으머 、현재 한흠에시 가져온 씨이0 로 칵종야채…

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Business and Finance Farm equipment leads way in exports to Australia

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 5 December 1985 · page 20

TEL Aviv. - Israel has established a “firm export foothold” in Australia - especially in the field of irrigation equipment and other products…

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