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Newspaper
Burrowa News
Location
Burrowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 29, 1931
Page
8
An article lists practical steps to improve cream quality through cleanliness and handling. It covers rapid cooling after separation, avoiding sunlight, frequent delivery, cooling during transport, proper mixing and stirring, cow udder sanitation, device cleaning, and ventilation.
Wool trade shows a quiet period with only slight activity in Brisbane markets and a softer Sydney tone. Parity tops drop as auctions close, with general competition easing and clearances down. A well known Cooma merino breeder notes yearly plantings and grazing in three to four acre paddocks as farm practice continues amid uncertain markets.
A lengthy, technical report outlines disrupted London fixtures and carry-overs in wool deliveries amid price pressures. It notes shifting selling programs, planned retail aid adjustments, and calls for careful control of supply while citing strong demand in Australia and Germany. It also covers wool infection prevention for sheep and industry measures to protect producers.
Farmers leader Mr. Nock criticizes Bathurst funding for wheat restoration discussions. Delegates argue for broader consultation, reduced transport costs, and federal cooperation. Plan includes resubmitting the Wheat Bill to ease production costs and protect farmers. Community loyalty and local spending cautions appear amid calls for policy clarity.
Six applicants sought the secretary post for West Wynlong with a salary around £400 plus aviy and commission on subscriptions and donations. T. A. Smith, former secretary of 26 years, was chosen. Prices and wool market context influence future pay and prospects. examinations in Sydney on June 16 and 17 will determine entry and related equipment costs.
During the war years farmers expanded pasture stimulation to boost forage. The article discusses drainage, fertilizer use, manure spreading, and harrow implement types to enhance soil, root growth, and grass yields. It details equipment like chain harrows and steel blades, plus pasture layout and weed control considerations.
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