Success on the land urged by Australian leaders
A 1916 Talbot Leader supplement outlines core farming success: keep records, diversify with cows, poultry, pigs, fruit trees, and crops. avoid overstocking. invest in irrigation and machinery. form producer organisations modeled on the Australian Dried Fruit Association to maximize producer profit while guarding middlemen and consumers.
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H.J. Klemm
Kumana
Igan
Klemm
E. Harding
Riggs’ Creek
Bettar Organisation
DeGaris
Drieg Fruite Association
Fascinatingly Feminine in Junoora and Wayville
The writer urges women to keep youth in the country to defend farming as city life tempts the young. She cites Victoria’s female surplus and argues country life must be made attractive with home improvements, labor-saving ideas, and feminine influence. Melbourne observations inspire practical steps.
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Kitty
Junoora
Anne
Wayville
Melbourne
France
Australia
Victoria
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Mildura
Bryan Bros., Colac
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