Strong protest at Kojonup wool meeting on purchase scheme
Over 200 woolgrowers at Kojonup mass meeting condemn Federal Government wool purchase terms and appraisal methods. Resolutions demand majority grower representation on wool boards, release of accounts, reduction of appraisal costs, and broader market controls with arbitration to regulate costs and profits.
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Kojonup
Rh. Benn
West Australia
Country Party
Australia
Menzies
Caumbuse
Great Southern
South Africa
Primary Producers’ Association
Wheat Growers’ Union
Growere
N. Tr. Lewis
Quinwindap
Kojunup
Sheep Industry Centenary Display Planned by Eastern Downs
The Eastern Downs Horticultural and Agricultural Association plans a centenary procession display to symbolize the sheep industry in its early days. At a Friday meeting, committee agreed to host a rustic bark roofed market building on a large lorry with woolly sheep, a shearer, and shorn sheep to illustrate old shearing methods.
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Eastern Downs Horticultural and Agricultural Association
Warwick
H Vaderwood
Vaderwowd
Che Ems
Middie
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Tasmanian wool season opens with high prices seen
Tasmania begins the second half of the Australian wool season on January 3 with expectations of high prices in Hobart. The market, previously weak, shows a shift as merino fleece values rise while crossbred wool remains ample for wartime needs. forecasts suggest increased weights and brisk competition from Argentina, Uruguay, the United States, and Europe, with shipments to resume through February and March.
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Charleville Show
Southore Stace
Silver Thread
Dunstan Stud
Queensland
Dunstan
Speaenet
N.S.W
Charleville
Jon
Rere
Charteville
Tasmania
Win
Merina Fleec
Hobart
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
Merind
Brisbane
New South Wales
Uruguay
Europe
Australia
New Zealand
Unite States
United States
Argentina
Hygienic Lambmarking and Castration Methods
The article discusses lamb marking and castration in lambs, stressing hygienic conditions, ear tagging, and age marks. It compares slitting and tipping for castration, noting tipping yields cleaner wounds, better drainage, and faster healing, with flies affecting outcomes. It advises premarking isolation, instrument disinfection, and frequent disinfectant dipping of pliers.
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Aleo
Disinfection Procedure for Contagious Disease Environments
The article outlines steps to disinfect premises after contagious disease cases such as bovine abortion and influenza. It stresses removing debris first, applying a liberal disinfectant for 24 hours, then scraping walls and floors and burning scrapings. It lists solutions like phenol and carbolic acid and notes pre-shearing disinfection helps prevent infections in livestock.
Marking Lambs With Provedly Remedy Guidance
The excerpt advises marking lambs at a young age, between a fortnight and three weeks. It recommends applying a proven antiseptic remedy to all wounds and avoiding marking at older ages if possible.
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