Queensland Butter Board Sets Prices and Control System
The annual report outlines the Queensland Butter Board established 1925 with 75 percent grower support and continued to 1931. It describes six districts for board elections, government representation, and broad agency powers over pricing, sales, and monthly returns to create a national price pool while minimizing direct interference with trade channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunter
Peter
Ity
Cannes
Fedes
Chiese
Queensland
Renee Sepeeet
Wales
Queensland Board Reports Butter Quality and Prices
The report explains the pricing and equalisation system for butter across island factories, detailing how basic Board prices and rebates balance among factories. It notes no second grade butter can be sold locally, outlines export equalisation, and highlights improved butter quality since 1925 with a drop in second and third grades from 20 percent in 1925-26 to 11.4 percent in 1929-30, saving Queensland dairy farmers many thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenélot
Ean
London
Tee Reed
Aod
Connerson
Sant Gents
Great Britain
Queensland
Benefit befit of board s opera to air farmers
Regional dairy board reports improved prices and consumption in Queensland New South Wales Victoria and overseas for the year ended June 30 1930. It notes higher per capita butter consumption in Queensland and records imports from the south totaling 620 boxes, with total consumption reaching 321509 boxes, surpassing previous state records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oery Better
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
Batter Ince
South Australia
Tasmania
Queens
Commonwealth
Tasman
New South Rakes
Imo
London
Lorton
Australian Stabilization Committee
Regulation of interstate trade in Australian butter
A historical report outlines the Australian Dairy Produce Interstate Committee and state actions to curb interstate butter exports during shortages. It details pricing rules, freight charges, Western Australia parity adjustments, and the roles of state committees, with notes on London parity comparisons and the year’s financial outcomes for the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Twohill
Australian Stabilisation Committee
Western Australia
South Australia
Queensland
New South Wales
Victoria
Néland
New South Ae
Sue Tate
London
Wee the van Eens
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New Zealand
South Africa
Dominions
Queensland Butter Board
Constitution
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Messrs
Jas. Purcell
T. PF. Plunkett
Mll.a
Chaiman
Hl. Jaanieson
M.L
EE. Graham
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Jas. McRobert
W. J. Sloan
L. Wilson
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Dairy Board
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Seabe
London Sn
Lees
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Lea
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Miwa & Oi
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France
England
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Connmaide
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Risbane
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Adelaide Street
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Newcastle
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Abbott Street
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W. E. Hamwood
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