Weather graph informs drought cycle and wheat policy
A speaker analyzes weather periodicity and its impact on Australia’s wheat and wool sectors. He cites historical drought patterns, warns against restrictive policy, laments the Wheat Board's pricing, and argues for strong co operatives, noting cotton's rise and wool's stable, high prices as context.
Australia Woolgrowers urged to resist socialism and sell at auction
In a closing address, a speaker warns woolgrowers to remain in control of their industry, meet markets, and advertise competitive auction prices to preserve wool’s prosperity. He extols farming as the world’s greatest profession, invokes Longfellow, and prays for God’s guidance as Australia stands in a warring world.
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World Wool Digest
International Wool Secretariat
Wool Bureau (Inc
United States
Australia
Maren
Melbourne
Longfellow
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