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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
5
A historic discussion argues against limiting acreage to lift wheat prices. It notes past price volatility, argues for improved farming methods, better seed and disease control, and stronger Department of Agriculture guidance to raise yields per acre while maintaining fair margins for farmers. The piece cites debates over production controls, broader global trends, and calls for practical, localized improvements in cultivation practices.
A discussion notes public belief that farmers deserve financial aid tied to the price gap with costs, opposing sales taxes to fund such support. It critiques tariff effects on wool and wheat, cites West Australian pest costs, and references a wedding scene tied to Arsenal's win over Everton.
Mr Qd Butcher of Pithara won the third Padbury Trophy Crop Competition with an average yield near two and a half bushels per acre on just over 60 acres. Results announced by Director of Agriculture G L Uttintt and Wheat Fluists supervisor Meh Thomas noted rivals L T Barrett of Walgunton and T Moors MLC of Taitra. The record yield per inch of rainfall was set by FA Williams of Mangowine with about 3 bushels per inch. The contest extends over ten years, with the trophy to be awarded to the highest average yield per inch of rainfall during the growing season.
The listing details dairy cows and horses with names and statuses. It notes good to fair condition, weights, and various breeding or work notes, including specific vendors and some utility items. The fragment hints at sales terms, health terms, and shipping or handling details across multiple lots.
The piece discusses Labour’s stance amid a tense budget debate. It notes Premier Mr Colhier and Works Minister McCallum backing Western Australia’s deficit relief, with a plan to make 8,500,000 available for the coming year and a talk of 300,000 adjustments. The article portrays power dynamics between the Commonwealth and state governments and hints at a broader political setback for Labour.
A Wisconsin trial tested minerals and vitamin feeds on Bangs abortion in cows. Half the herd received high protein feeds and additives. the other half was fed minimally. Results showed no link between feeding and contagious abortion, though one group had a higher average abortion rate due to chance.
Resolutions from the Graziers Federal Council meeting in Melbourne on June 7 urge the National Council of Wool- merchants to urge growers to allow sheep clipping before sale and to minimize loss at wool auctions. The move addresses complaints about classing and aims to improve efficiency and pricing in wool sales.
Fragmented ad lists fruit trees roses and accessories with distances and prices. It mentions 12 assorted fruit trees, citrus varieties, cane palms, and rose stock with sizes up to 180 miles and 1/8 to 2 mile readings, plus references to grafts, wattles, and a catalog.
FOR SALE or will exchange for sheep a 16 30 Hart Par r Tractor with extension frame and camel pad grippers. Also one 10 fur row State disc plow McGilp Coarow. FOR SALE 15 27 Case Tractor. No reasonable offer refused by W McDonald Motor Engineer Wellington Street Perth.
The State Country Party committee notes the Coalition’s hoped for revenue gains and spending gaps for the coming year. It warns that despite a brighter financial position the government must maintain vigilance, with higher land and income taxes likely and unemployment provisions debated, while railways, harbours, and other services weigh on the budget.
N S W Department of Agriculture reports uncertain results on early pruning. Economic pruning favors early start for large orchards to avoid late ploughing and spring spray clashes. Build strong tree framework before cropping, consider tree maturity, stock, soil, and cultivation. Peaches bear on last year growth. apples and pears need thinning to avoid crowded spur growth.
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