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Guyra Argus

Location

Guyra, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 14, 1952

Page

3

Guyra Cattle Champions at Brisbane Show

Guyra breeders dominated in Brisbane with Hereford winners. Cagsilis bred bulls including Runnymede and Bexley Project. Wasehampton by Reg Morrow. Bexley Tornado by Torrington Meteor was reserve champion. Lyndsey Souvenir topped poll Hereford. Devon champion Glen Maan Dignity and cow Glen Mann 4 Myrtle were named from Murrurundi.

Cagsilis Bexley Reg Morrow Hays Bros. Bexley Tornado Torrington Meteor Turee Station Strathbogie Stud Inverell Timor Lancer Cuirossie Subsidy J. Patterson Kinkuna Manilla Coombing Moslen Kirkion Elite Carcoar Nnt Cairossie Shridy Lyndsey

Rhodes Scholar Returns to Farming

Dr. R. C. R. Cuninghame, Rhodes Scholar from Oxford in 1949, resumes work on his 1500 acre Deepwater farm. He plans to apply scientific methods from plant genetics and weed control to farming, collaborating with the Sydney University Faculty of Agriculture and the Department of Agriculture on experimental work and extension services. He previously studied at Cambridge and toured Europe by motorbike.

R. C. R. Cuninghame N.S. i Oxford Rhodes Deepwater Tee Agriculture Rodney University CRTS Atudent Cory le Oxford Rt Gundain Jolly Cuninghame Enh Re At Department of Agriculture Cuningname Cambridge Europe

Hospital Stall Report Confusing Brief Apartment

Hospital notice records a vague stall event on Ausili Street with unclear outcomes and names. The fragment mentions Ay the We conducted and a cen were won by Au, but details are unreadable.

Six-Fold Wool Return Per Acre From Sown Pastures at Chiswick Field Day

A comparison at the C S L R O Field Station shows native pasture with one sheep per acre yields Wool return per head 6s 3d while a weter phalaris subterranean clover sown pasture with three per acre yields 10 lb per head. The per acre return rises from 30s 1d to 5 5 s 7 d nearly sixfold. Live weight also increases by about 28 lb. The field day at Chiswick tomorrow Friday August 15 features the inspecting flock and pasture results.

Chiswick

Nazis Counterfeit Plot Bared In Digest

A digest reveals a Nazi scheme to ruin British credit by forging currency over three years. It claims notes circulated in London from 1943, a German spy landed on the Scottish coast, and the Bank of England replaced old notes with a new five pound issue as the hoax was exposed after Hitler’s defeat.

England Hitler London Edinburgh Britain Bank of England

Phenomenal Stock Carrying On Grazing Oats

In Inverell district agronomist Mr Austin Johnson notes high grazing capacity of oats on several properties. At Bonswhaton trap country 96 000 sheep days on acres since mid April. Bukkulla chocolate soil 85 000 sheep days on 6 acres since April. Croobate 500 head on 113 acres of oats in a month. Boomi 160 acres fattened 700 store cattle in four weeks. additional stocking on Bukkulla followed by 80 head of cattle on chocolate soils.

Inverell Austin Johnson Croobte Boomi

Wheat Harvest Area Shrinks in New South Wales

Preliminary figures from the New South Wales Department of Agriculture show grain wheat to be harvested on about 2,743,000 acres in the state this season, about 41,000 acres less than planned due to an exceptionally wet season described by Ma. G. Nicholson.

Sydney New South Wales New Department’s, Cereal List Ma. G. Nicholson Wale Nicholson

Grazing and Harvest Notes From July Field Conditions

A fragmented report notes 32 000 sheep days from New York to end of July and 60 acres yielding half a load per acre. It compares two oat crops sown together with the first ready for grazing a week earlier. It questions grain availability after the next harvest amid uncertain personal conditions.

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