Rain favorable for wheat in north western belt report
Rain fell across the north western wheat belt in early April with large areas sown and germination satisfactory. Prospects look bright for wheat, though some districts require showers to complete germination. tractors at high speed reportedly scatter seed in loose ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat
J. A. O'Reilly
Willowdale
Boggabri
Edgerai
Narrabri
Gunnedah
Wee Waa
Mary's Monn
Emerald Hill Willala
Wynella Narrabri West
Culgoora
Pallamallawa
Tuncovey
Marvee
Bingara
Inverell
O'Reilly
District Farmers Receive Guidance From IEEE Topics
Adiges Naelthaee on spent write ten for the ieee current topics adave to the farmers and grassers of this dis trict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adiges ‘Naelthaee
Ieee
Better Shearing Standards Hurt NSW Wool Industry
Observers say 3.8.W shearing in New South Wales lags behind Tasmania and twenty years past, harming wool quality and the meat industry. The Graziers' Association backs “Better Shearing” to reduce skin damage, disease risk, and cloth faults from burrs, urging contractors to cooperate. The piece also discusses rains, wheat outlook, and market implications at Homebush for sheep, cattle, and store stock.
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N.S.W
Tasmania
Graziers’ Association
Iso
N.3.w
Homebush
Queensland
Sydney
Nsw
Wool market report shows steady value maintenance
Schute Bell and Co report confidence in wool values extending as sales resume in Sydney and London. Prices for various lots range from 15d to 203d per bale with numerous consignors including N. W. Archer Boorolong Armidale and W. Fearley & Sons Greylands Uralla. Competition builds as demand abroad from Japan and domestic buyers strengthens, while calls surface for fair stock-to-meat price parity and a ban on tar branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schute, Bell and Co., Ltd
London
Sydney
Bradford
N. W
R. Archer
Boorolong
Armidale
Mariner
Ollera
Guyra
A. Doak
J. A. West
Wellingrove
Glen Innes
Acave W. Stanley
Peake
Duprez
Manilla
Hudson & Co
Balala
New South Wales
Japan
Rabbit Skins Market Report by Pitt Son and Badgery
Pitt Son and Badgery report rabbit skins market activity with a 40 ton weekly intake and strong demand. Prices ranged with winters and damaged lots noted. listings include greasies and blacks, hares and assorted grades, reflecting full market rates and catalog sale success.
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Pitt, Son and Badgery
St Dd
Season's record wool prices at New England sale
At a Wednesday sale the Farmers and Grazers Cooperative Grain Insurance and Agency Company Limited posted new district highs for two New England wool clips. Prices shown include Coventry and Co Rockvale Station Armidale and Achill Woolomombi with bids and varied quality codes. The report notes influenza and cold warnings during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Grain, Insurance and Agency Company Limited
New England
Rockvale
New Eng Land
Coventry and Co
Armidale
Achill
New
Eng
Coventry
Regular inspection extends locomotive and car life
Regular inspection and expert attention keep rail locomotives fit, a General Motors Australia executive says. He notes that constant care by trained mechanics can greatly lengthen the life and performance of motor cars, urging owners to adopt routine servicing as for locomotives, and highlighting Oakland and Pontiac Sixes as benefiting from specialist Oakland Pontiac mechanics.
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A. L. Doerr
General Motors (Australia) Pty. Ltd
Sydney
Finent
Doerr
Oakland
Oakland-Pontiac
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