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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1952
Page
4
The report notes BOACG Comet pilots average 33 years old with 26 of 50 married men. A French farm case saw 600 minks killed by a poisoner, owner valued at 14000 dollars. A veterinary survey cites myxomatosis-linked cow deaths and a pair of rabbits prompting a witty exchange about toes. Leap carving taught in New York junior high arte courses.
The Berry Artificial Stock Breeding Station was officially opened by NSW Agriculture Minister E. Graham on October 17 in Berry. He cited overseas success and local dairy potential, noting improvements in milk yield through artificial insemination. Local officials praised the project as pivotal for Berry’s farming and NSW dairy production.
The Minister for Agriculture the Hon H G Ty was presented with the silver trowel used by the late Hon Sydney Smith, first NSW Minister for Agriculture, in laying Hawkesbury Agricultural College’s foundation stone on March 19, 1895. Smith, accompanied by his brothers, was thanked for his generosity as Hawkesbury College is praised for its world standing and influence on Australia’s agricultural industry. Sydney Smith entered NSW Parliament in the 1880s as East Macquarie member and held several ministerial and government roles until 1905.
Regional Stations outline daily November programming from Sunday to Saturday with a wide mix of music, talks, and entertainment. Highlights include Countryman's Session, Symphony Hour, Ray's a Lavehi, Sunday Concert, Clive Amadio's Quine fet, Take It From Here, Max Olding recital, and Melbourne Rhythm Festival among many others across 2BE 2FC 2BL and ABC networks.
Mr. Fowles praised a minister described as the Minister for Research for recognizing the need to bring science to agriculture. He urged using scientific methods to boost peak production from the land and raise farming standards in South Wales.
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