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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
11
Preparations stress thorough cleaning of sheds yards and equipment before shearing. Ensure floors counting pens and wool rooms are clean and dust free, provide concrete flooring, repair gates doors and shelves, overhaul machinery and overhead gear, stock spare parts, and improve lighting and sanitation for safe efficient operations.
The article explains top dressing Subtery clover with superphosphate in late autumn or early winter to boost leaf and stem growth and promote seed formation. It notes light applications in the first year to allow runners to establish, and warns heavy stocking before establishment can uproot and destroy plants.
A fragmented notice promotes a renovated plan for home music enjoyment with terms described as easy and affordable. It references a promotional agent and addresses or contact cues on George Street, Ry, and mentions sales or plans intended for consumer buyers.
The director of dairying Mr J T Mgelanon predicts the Western Slopes can yield 40 000 tons of butter per year within 10 to 15 years if fodder is conserved and proper management is followed. He notes 500 dairies exist along the Western Slopes and factories are being built 80 miles apart to process cream into butter, with world market concerns and Ottawa talks shaping policy.
A government pamphlet discusses monolithic concrete silos as durable units, noting brick and wood options, costs, and construction details. It highlights the ease of block production, reinforcement needs, and branding of concrete blocks as a practical, cheaper alternative. The document, obtainable free from the Department of Agriculture in Sydney, emphasizes material accessibility and economic factors for farmers.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a poetic meditation on chronic complaint and relief, mentioning an unnamed figure and a refrain of sighing for comfort. The text is fragmentary and hard to interpret, with several garbled words and obscure references.
The article notes cautious optimism in creditor nations as they weigh debt relief measures. Japan emerges as the leading wool buyer, with purchases for the year ending June reaching a record 600,000 bales, signaling broader tensions in global wool markets and industrial demand.
Farmers should focus on core production and avoid sidelined crops unless they meet household needs. Director of Agriculture warns against overextending land into less profitable lines amid low prices. Prioritize district strengths and pay fair rates to support local needs and better farming balance.
The report notes Japan’s wool imports rising due to weapon and material needs, with 1990/31 figures showing 539,268 bales bought from the Commonwealth. France’s purchases also rise as European monetary shifts affect wool supplies, while overall prospects remain cautious amid market disruptions and weathering several downturns.
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