Definition of Wheatgrowers. Meaning of Wheatgrowers. Synonyms of Wheatgrowers

- farming organisations had been formed in Western Australia, with the Wheatgrowers' ****ociation being formed in 1908. In March 1912 the Farmers and Settlers'...
- the Biotechnology Industry Organization, the National ****ociation of WheatGrowers, the National CornGrowers ****ociation, the National Cotton Council, and...
- the "de facto gathering place for a small army of local cowboys and wheatgrowers." Simmons stated that the bar is "the only watering hole in a 2-mile...
- Kilda. In 1934 Simpson was elected chief president of the Victorian Wheatgrowers' ****ociation and the following year won the equivalent position in the...
- editorial line, while the Dominion League of Western Australia and the Wheatgrowers' Union ran a "Put Pearce Last" campaign. He resigned as a minister after...
- Cemetery. The Mercury described Lyne as "one of the most successful wheatgrowers and graziers in Tasmania." "Carmichael Lyne". Members of the Parliament...
- organizations in Tongala and Lake Cargellico including the show societies, Wheatgrowers Union and Freemasons. He was elected to the position of councillor for...
- reduction in acreage for wheat producing countries in 1932, but opposed the Wheatgrowers' Union of Western Australia when it attempted to withhold wheat supply...
- been the political wing, p****ed a motion during negotiations with the Wheatgrowers' Union deleting the rule which authorised the Party's existence and its...
- he returned to the family property at Dowerin. He was active in the Wheatgrowers' Union and the Primary Producers' ****ociation, which later merged to...