State Rabbit Boards Discuss Breeding and Fence Plans
Mr R Wintes and others attended a meeting of rabbit board representatives. Kent elected chairman as motions propose penalties for keeping rabbits, reduced cattle and sheep assessment bases, a northern buffer netting, a new fencing line 18 by 17 feet, and referral of eradication methods to experts. Northern coastal areas to be reassigned to existing boards.
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Darling Downs
G. A. Laichney
Kent
Premer
W. Forgan Smith
Lim
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Fix the Price Debate Hits Australian Wool Industry
Adverse criticism at the Sydney wool conference exposes the futility of price reductions as a path to rehabilitation. The write argues only fixing the price can stabilize values, urging growers to unite, resist rent pressures, and organize to push for fair returns. The piece notes brokers profit while growers bear the long, costly toil.
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