Remarkably successful shearing and crutching records across years
A historical analysis details sheep operations from 1944 to 1948 noting unmulesed and mulesed counts, breech and tail strikes, and fly wave notes. It tracks changes in crutching and shearing timing, growth stages, and outcomes including high mulesing rates in 1945 and severe fly waves after late rains in 1947. In a separate note, German customs officers dismantled a British locomotive in 1835 over tariff uncertainty, with parts sorted by metal and an engine driver flown in to reassemble it.
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Power
P.c
Clagne
Germany
Britain
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Osborne
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