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Sharefarming is an
umbrella term for
various systems of
farming in
which sharefarmers make use of
agricultural ****ets they do not own in
return for a percentage...
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sharing the
harvest (or its profits) are
known as
sharecroppers or
sharefarmers. In the
context of agribusiness, a
farmer is
defined broadly, and thus...
- A War
Memorial was
erected in
Crowther to
honour the
death of
local sharefarmer Private Nugent Robert Wildman in Bullecourt,
France in May 1917 and includes...
- he
emigrated to Sydney, Australia, in 1926 he
worked initially as a
sharefarmer and then as an
insurance clerk. He
became an
original member of the Sydney...
- his
return he was a
woolclasser from 1946 to 1947, when he
became a
sharefarmer. He
settled in
Darlington in 1950. In 1972 he was
elected to the Victorian...
- Bob Dies was born in Hartsville, Tennessee, to
Heywood Leahman Dies, a
sharefarmer and his wife
Delia (née Bell) . In an
interview much
later in his life...
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produced for the
Sydney market. By the 1870s, the
tenants were
disgruntled sharefarmers and the
estate was in Mort's
control again run as
three farms with hired...
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property was
managed by L. N. I'Anson. By 1911 the
estate consisted of 60
sharefarmers on the
original 13,000
hectares (32,000 acres). From c. 1914, the Greene...
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Australia in 1922,
settling in the Riverina, and
began working as a
sharefarmer growing wheat for the
Scottish Australian Investment Company Limited...
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Greenethorpe is a purpose-built town,
established in 1908 to
house sharefarmers who
worked on Iandra, the
nearby pastoral station owned by
George Henry...
