Timing Lucerne Cutting Guides From Base Shoot Growth
Farmers judge lucerne cutting by base shoot growth rather than bloom stage. If base shoots are not growing, delay cutting even with heavy blooms to avoid woody hay. Also notes risks when standing too long after shoots appear. In Australia, factory butter production for seven months to January totals 104,630 tons, vs 111,866 last season and 100,864 in 1941-42. Cheese output for seven months to January is 27,084 tons, vs 26,312 in 1942-43 and 20,164 a year earlier.
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Australia
Sound udder Health and Milking Guidelines
A sound udder health programme on the farm should be accompanied by proper milking methods. Be regular with all milking practices. Do not feed before milking one day, and after the next. Milk at the same hour each morning and each night. Wash and clean the udder immediately before milking each cow. Be gentle, work quietly, and do not excite the cows. Milk rapidly by machine, and by hand. Slow milking creates stippers.
Referendum Debate Warns Against Concentration of Power
The WA Constitutional League leader warns the referendum would keep vast power in seven hands, enabling unchecked control via wartime and postwar measures. Roosevelt and Churchill warnings frame the danger. Evatt argues for broader federal authority, while proponents promise improved employment, marketing, and development if passed.
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Min
J. J. Paton
Roosevelt
Churchill
Evatt
Australia
Dr. Evatt
High Court
Vate
Commonwealth
Agenyt
Yetle-Faeudliings
Oni
New World Hopes Dwindling Reveals Postwar Skepticism
London correspondent reports the Mass Observation Organisation finds British citizens pessimistic about postwar reforms. After three years, hopes for social services persist, but faith in educational reform nationalisation and unemployment relief has fallen. Drafted service members fear demobilisation delays despite private wishes for rapid release.
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London
Wallstreet Journal
Proposals Backed by Australian Primary Producers Council
The council, incl the Australian Wool Producers Federation and the Australian Wheat Growers Federation, claims 153 000 producers can press the Federal Government. Resolutions urge improved housing, utilities, education, and transport, plus a balanced economy, land use for max output, and price stability through planning and royalties.
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Primary Producers’ Council of Australia
Primary Producers' Association
Me. H. J. Prater
Pledge for Postwar Policy on Employment and Conscription
A proposed postwar pledge declares full employment and rejects economic or industrial conscription. It asserts the people’s control through voting and notes powers granted will lapse five years after the war ends. It emphasizes that both men and women must be safeguarded while securing employment.
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LV. Johnson
SLM
Balgoorie
Australian Workers Union
Te “Les
Western Australe
Kyivrenamu
Austraia
Western Australia
Commonwealth
Scully
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Miller Street
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Fremantle
Seana
Ammitan Reaross
Surirnian
Rodreas
Ite
Ajetrakinomforts Fund
Shertscinn
Craamving” Council For” Purite
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Chub Auriliary
Privat Hue Triars
Seulartze
Clamerr
Easley
Earle
J. W. Clift
Heenzo
Ian Werneo
Assinmis
Goartee
Powell Suamthy
Amir
Dean
Belshaw
Sound Udder Health
de Witt
Barnett Bros
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Perth Co
Bennett Street
Thos. H. Wood
Perth
Oclithig Teny
Primary Producers’Council of Australia
HRA
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Teast
Hemingway Robertson Institute
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W.A. Citizens
YES" League
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Yes” League
Howard Street
Hearne
Hearne & Co. Pry. Ltd
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