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Bridgetown Advocate

Location

Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia

Date

Aug 04, 1949

Page

3

Farmers seek safeguards for South-West power scheme

In Greenbushes correspondence farmers warn that coal shortages during strikes threaten the South-West power project. They propose auxiliary fuel plants and alternative burning methods, urge a safety margin, and discuss railway adjacent fire protection, delayed gestation in cows, weed control, and a 19 August Bridgetown meeting.

Collie St. John's Wort Greenbushes Karridale Grey Margaret River

Skim Milk For Calves Questioned By Reader

A reader challenges a prior note under Skim Milk For Calves about feeding 9 calves with 4 gallons of skim milk daily. The writer argues concentrates are costly and questions the dairy practicality and asks for the farmer's name.

Two Points Of View On The Cow And Garden

The text contrasts a docile cow with a troublesome view of cows as clever creatures that escape when gates are open. It notes cows eat vegetables and destroy flowers when allowed into gardens and mentions spectator Mr. J Prince visiting Manjimup during a South West tour with his wife.

Manjimup-Jardee Mr. J. Prince George Prince Prince Manjimup

Brisk Bidding Marked Bridgetown Market Sale

Elder Smith & Co. Limited yarded 271 cattle, sold 258, 343 sheep, four horses and three. Fat cattle led demand with prices up to £26 for Shorthorn steers and £92 for heavy cows. Yearling Shorthorn cross cattle sold briskly while fat ewes and crossbred lambs also moved well amid strong buyer attendance. Fat Merino wethers brought 68/6 to 70/0 and fat crossbred hoggets 64/ with shorn lambs in billable order noted.

Bridgetown Smith & Co. Limited

Choice cattle at Manjimup market record high store steer price

Goldebrough Mort Co Limited reports their monthly market yarded and sold 268 cattle at Manjimup. A consignment of steers and heifers for Mr T D Scott included store steers up to £19 10s and a peak steer price of £10 5s, the highest for store steers in the market. Fat cows reached £24 10s with store steers aged 3 to 4 years at £19 5s and 1 to 2 year olds at £18 15s. Heifers two years unmated hit £19, and yearling steers and heifers reached £8.

Goldebrough Mort . Co T. D. Scott Manjimup

Manjimup Road Board Holds Day Meetings on Sale Yards

Members of the Manjimup Road Board attended a morning special meeting about the sale yards and, in the evening, met a deputation from the Manjimup Chamber of Commerce.

Manjimup Road Manjimup

Bridgetown Show Seeks Governor Opening and Displays

Bridgetown Agricultural Society plans to invite Governor Sir James Mitchell to open its 1949 Show to be held in November. Second choice is State Premier Ross McLarty. The meeting also discussed inviting the Denmark School of Agriculture to display and send a party of boys, with Bridgetown Junior Farmers Club aiming to arrange housing for them. A members only car rule was proposed for Shaw Day, to favor members and support the club’s membership basis.

Everyeffort Bridgetown Noakes Farmers’ Union Road Board Dept. of Agriculture Council For Scientific and Industrial Research Victoria St. John’s Wort N.S.W St. John’s Bridgetown Agricultural Society James Mitchell Ross McLarty Lynn Denmark School of Agriculture Roy Bolton

Export of Livestock From Britain In 1948

Britain exported 2000 head of pedigree cattle valued at £500000 along with 3000 sheep and 1200 pigs abroad. A booklet titled Britain Can Breed It will be printed and distributed free to overseas breeders with descriptions and photographs of main British breeds.

Britain

Sale of Dairy Cattle Highlights Dual Purpose Shorthorns

Elder Smith report notes strong demand for Dual Purpose Mlawarra Shorthorns with 42 cows offered and 33 sold while 54 of 56 bulls sold. Bridgetown buyer I P Wheatley purchases a top priced bull. Jersey, Guernsey offerings show selective selling. dairy farmers diversify with multiple breeds.

Messrs Elder Smith Bridgetown I. P. Wheatley Jersey Guernseys

Also Mentioned on This Page

South West Power Scheme Steere Street Crossing J. P. Henderson Road Boards the Bridgetown Motor Transport National Library of Australia South-West Co-Operative Dairy Farmers Ltd Bunbury Bridgetown Advocate Nla.gov.au Nla
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