Barooga Field Day debates citrus farming practices
Visiting officials from NSW and Victoria discussed organisation and marketing for citrus growers at Barooga. Topics included packing for export, cultivation, soil acidity corrections, zinc deficiency alerts, and irrigation practices to sustain postwar production.
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Hay
Paul Rossiter
May
Spence
Cobrer
Svcessful
Benton
Ele Csive
Charac
Murray Scott
Offichat
Scott
Rossiter
Itchin-Kerr
Bureau
Cobram
Tarnowa
Citrus Association
Kerr
Sntrop
Consollsd
Schwennesen
New Zealand
Mr Benton
Ralph Quir
Hinkley
Parbery
Tocumwal
Harper
Tully
Griffith
Coes Wat
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Chester Morris
Nancy Kelly
Bill Henry
Gwen Kenyon
Marie McDonald
Joe Sawyer
Irving Berlin
Budd Abbott
Lou Costello
Ginny Simms
Patric Knowles
Elyse Knox
Jon Hallin
Patrette
Ivan K. Brockenshire
Yarrawonga
Australia
H. Weiss
Radiola
Barooga
Langi Oonah
Cobram Hotel
R. J. Benton
N. H. Parbery
E. W. Bowmaker
Berrigan
Ns.w. Department of Agriculture
RS. Harper
Tatura
D. N. McAlpine
A. 3. Goudie
L. Lawrey
Shepparton
Victorian Department of Agriculture
E. P. Kendall
Goulburn
H. C. Kermode
State Rivers and Water Supply Commission
A. W. Schwennesen
Manseer Victorian Central Citrus Assesion Pty. Ltd
G. E. Kitchin- Serr
Federal Citrus Council
Hybney
Melbourne
Shell Whitesprr
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Great Britain
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Adelaide
Perth
Mobar I
Gordon Anderson
A. E. Peters
Katamatite Garage
Crysler & Morris Dealer
J.J. O Connor
General Carrier
J. J. O'Connor
Queen Street
R. Elrington
A.lf
Radcliffe
Bank Street
W. R. Denson
Dairyman
Wilbur Street
N. H. Jordan
M.H. Jordan
High Street
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