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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1954
Page
4
Territorial and colonial reports indicate plans to expand Rubber industry activities in territories including Papua New Guinea. Officials project increased production capacity and regional development through investment and infrastructure upgrades in the sector.
Radio program lineup for The Voice of Agriculture covers June events with veterinary topics and coverages. Entries mention officers Lo Downey Downey, Southgate, Huarill, Downes, and others discussing calves, strains, lime, and feeding while outlining times and duties during the week.
Frantic competition as buyers seek topmaking fleece and shirtings at Perth auctions ending June 30. Strong demand spans Crechebred and Crossbreds with prices rising to season highs amid global interest from Japan and Europe. trade notes warn of dwindling supplies and ongoing feverish activity into next year.
A fragmented 19th century notice describes guarding sheep from vitamin loss through a weekly supplement. It notes risks of illness, poor wool, and reduced vitality, and references a winter season when stores are kept in a specific location. The text mentions New Aevalaniel and a formal public advisory tone.
Dalgety and Co Ltd report a Kellalac clearing sale on Mr A W Newall’s account with strong turnout. Farmers bid actively on well kept farming plant and harvesters with main prices reaching several hundred pounds per lot including Deering harvester and other gear.
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson announced a series of missions abroad to study expanding US farm exports. The teams will visit major cities in Europe Asia and Latin America to explore new trade channels and raise agricultural sales overseas. The missions, linked to Ike’s 1958 farm program, aim to increase foreign demand for American farm products.
A fragmented description outlines Western Australia hosting a unique yearly stud Merino ram fair each September. The text references vendors, judges, and specific ram breeds amid unclear details and garbled phrases from OCR.
Geoffrey Loftus Hills receives the Australian Society of Dairy Technology Could Medal Award for 1954. The annual honor recognizes notable contributions to dairy science and industry standards.
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