How to Make It Attractive Garden Lily Varieties and Strawberries
A garden article describes ornamental lilies including La Regale, Lilium Sargentime, Lilium Pardalinum, and varied colors from yellow to white. It also covers strawberry cultivation, bed layout, seasonal care, watering, fertilizing, and crop rotation for three years. It notes diverse lily varieties’ adaptability and recommends soil, spacing, and pruning practices for thriving borders and edible fruit. It ends with notes on planting asparagus, Jerusalem artichokes, and rhubarb along the garden perimeter.
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Wool Appraisements Report On NSW Wool Season
The Country Prolacers' Selling Co. Ltd. notes full wool shearing in the North west and Western districts and impending arrivals at Darling Harbour. A dry spell affects much of the State, with rain hoped soon to ease conditions for farmers. Appraisements for the 120-40 season concluded. the new season starts in Sydney around August 5. Brokers prepare final stages to ensure 10% retention plus 84 equalisation money for participating growers. skin wools ineligible for RES equalisation per Central Wool Committee table.
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Flemington Sales Market Update Report
Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd report 485 sheep and lambs penned with market unchanged. Wethern realized to 24/2, ewee 15/10, hoggets 24/5, lambs 274. Also penned 2,826 cattle with a small showing of good trade to prime sorts. Market remained unchanged for prime stock, others a touch weaker. Bullocky sold.
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Wethern
Bullocky
Homebush Sales Report at Lith Julys Sheep Lambs Cattle
Homebush Sales at Lith on July listing 55 640 yarded with 26485 sheep and 27000 lambs and 2626 cattle including 244 store cattle. Demand for woolly descriptions active with good sheep firm while shorn sheep eased. Lamb yarding very fair with standout woolly and shorn lambs and suckers. active demand with good lambs firmer. Cattle quality better than yesterday with prices firm for good cattle though other grades irregular. Prices included dealers to £9 11s/-, £8 6d, £9 10s, and £12/-.
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Sheep sale prices and buyer names from Talbingo and Grenfell
Listing summarizes local livestock sales with buyers A c G H Hooper Talbingo W Ingrey and Son Grenfell and J Hening Gular. Wethers to 24 shillings and sixpence averaging 22s. Lambs include 107 xbred at 24s 11d average 24s 11d and 125 shorn x lambs at 20s 8d.
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Egg Board Poll Seeks Egg Producers in NSW Regions
A government poll closes August 27 1940 by portal ballot for egg producers in parts of New South Wales outside Cumberland Northumberland and the Shires of Nattai and Wollondilly to decide if the area should join the Egg Marketing Board. Only listed producers may vote. enrolment requires state electoral roll inclusion and at least 100 adult hens used for sale. Officials urge producers to inspect preliminary lists at local polling stations and lodge claims or objections by August 2 1940.
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Northumberland
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Egg Marketing Board
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American wool markets feel war influence despite isolation
United States markets show a sharp decline in domestic wool prices from late September 1939, with a 20 to 25 percent drop and 10 percent since January. Turnover at American mills is reduced, price trends follow supply and demand, while exports from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Argentina and Uruguay remain steady. UK consumption remains large offsetting reduced Continental demand, with hopes that American purchases rise under defence spending. possible growth in Japanese demand noted.
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Export wool trade shifts as Britain and US buy South American wool
The article notes a drop in Japan woollen exports with price cuts under consideration to revive trade. US demand remains strong in South America with shipments from Argentina and Uruguay totaling about 379,000 bales, far above last year. Crossbreds dominate American imports, while Great Britain faces shipping limits and may source more from South America.
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Argentina
States
Uruguay
New Zealand
Australia
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