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Annual Report of Proceedings 1980 The R The Official Journal of The Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria 0y Registered for posting as a publication — Category B Vol. 2. No. 1 March 1980. 4 IN THIS ISSUE: 1979 ANNUAL REPORT & NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING SHOW SCHEDULES: ARTS & CRAFTS, FARM & DAIRY PRODUCE. New Hotham Fixed Term BRANCHES Deposit Rates MELBOURNE CITY: 423 Bourke Street, Phone: 602 9709 440 Collins Street, Phone: 67 6879 For amounts from $1,000 — 160 Swanston Street, Phone: 654 3730 BALLARAT; 36-38 Bridge Street, Phone (053) 31 5055 BENTLEIGH; 377 Centre Road, Phone: 557 2902 CAMBERWELL; 721 Burke Road, Phone: 813 2244 CLAYTON; Clayton Shopping Plaza, 371 Clayton Road, Phone: 543 4155 90 days: 91/2% p.a. CROYDON; 95 Main Street, Phone: 723 0354 180 days: 10% p.a. DANDENONG; 9A Langhorne Street, Phone: 793 3553 12 months: 101/2% p.a. 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Telephone: 67 5511 Phone: (060) 24 3814 PA8171 OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA IN THIS ISSUE Governor Genral's Address .2 Our President Receives C.M.G. .5 Farming — Outlook for Next Decade 10 Royal Melbourne Show — Entry Closing Dates 13 Irrigated Pastures in Victoria 14 Royal Show Essays 16 Farm Inventions Contest 19 Field Days 20 Pat & Elsa Are Tops .22 See Top Commercial Beef Herd .25 1980 Victorian Stud Pony Show .30 Australia's Challenge to American Poll Mr. R. T. Baiderstone, C.M.G., M.C., President Herefords 29 National Slaughter Levy 32 Young Farmers on the Move 32 News From Victorian Poll Hers 33 I have been surprised at the number of people who have commented With the Breed Societies Angus Futurity Show/Sale 34 to me on the remarks I made on this page in our December issue, Make it Easier on Yourself — And Us .34 Red Poll Carcass Awards 35 regarding the important contribution the farming community makes to Look Before You Leap 37 the national economy, and how the really top, expert farmers go along Breed History: The Jersey 37 Show Dates 38 unrecognised in Australia, compared to those professionally qualified Axemen's Competition Dates 40 Cat Shows 42 in other fields. 1980 Show Dates Available 42 To continue along that vein; while attending our recent field days, I Royal Show Dates 42 R.A.S.V. Meetings 43 met with some of the progressive young managers in the Western Sheep Dog Trial Dates 43 Breed Society Meetings 45 District, and what applies to them would apply equally to farmers in Horse & Equestrian Show Dates 45 the 30-40 years age group in all parts of the State. Many of this group Quiz No. 2 46 are tremendous farmers, real experts in three or four areas of farming and most capable in every facet of their management, and also in H J Clappison Editor The Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria what's going on in the world today. Royal Showgrounds. Epsom Road. Ascot Vale 3032 Telephone 376 0471 Some of them are products of Farm Management Colleges, some are from Young Farmer Clubs (and this Society is proud of its close Hearne Printing. Printing 63 Murphy Street. Richmond 3121 association with the V.Y.F.), but all of them are prepared to question Telephone 428 4711 former accepted principles, and are ready with great energy, to try new ideas and methods. Most are running investments equal in value Magazine Art Pty. Ltd. Advertising 35 Willis Street, Hampton, 3188 to a large engineering company, or an important trucking company, Telephone 598 9555 but in this country their fame is only noticed in their own district. I N.R.M.A. Building. "dips me lid" and we all should, to this new generation of outstanding 2nd Floor, 17 Newland St., Bondi Junction, N.S.W. 2002 farmers. Telephone 387 1957 I have been very touched by the vast number of letters and messages, Liueensland Office. some from mere acquaintances, which came in after the announcement 3rd Florr, Fashion Valley, Fortitude Valley, 4006. of the New year Honours. One does not take on a job like President of Telephone 52 7967 the R.A.S.V. to be given awards — it is indeed an honour in itself — nevertheless I am proud, both for the Society and myself, and gratified by everyone's kindness. I would also like to think that the Government in recommending this award show they recognise the important role of this Society in the State of Victoria. 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 p 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 Sir Zelman Cowen, A.K., G.C.M.G., K.St.J., Q.C. Official Opening Address — 1979 Royal Melbourne Show By His Excellency Sir Zelman Cowen, A.K., G.C.M.G., K.St.J., Q.C., Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia As mentioned in the President's Annual Report, we are proud to reproduce below, the address by Sir Zelman Cowen, on the occasion of the Official Opening of the 1979 Royal Melbourne Show. I am delighted to perform the was Vice Chancellor of the University of his speech, he asked the question: Official Opening of this 123rd Royal of New England, which is the rural What is a Show?, and I think that Melbourne Show. It was the Show Australian university, with great his answer bears repeating here. to which I looked forward as a small strengths in rural and agricultural "It is (he said) a feeling of city boy growing up in Melbourne, disciplines. Then for the next eight achievement an exhibitor has and I came here in many years in years, my home was in Queensland, in winning a blue ribbon. It is a the latter 1920's and 1930's, and I and as Vice Chancellor of the feeling of exhilaration a rodeo retain a vivid memory of the things University of Queensland, which has star has when he stays aboard that boys remember about shows. great strengths in rural disciplines, his horse. It is a feeling of pride As a city boy, it gave me a glimpse I think that I expanded my knowledge a businessman has in showing of the agricultural and rural sector and I travelled widely in non- his products, of competition by which has always been and continues metropolitan areas of the State. And a side show man in luring the to be of great importance to the life since I have been Governor-General, crowds his way, of delight a of this country. I now come back, I I have increased my experience and little girl has with her first piece think, with a greater measure of knowledge of the rural sector. I have of fairy floss, of wonder a small understanding, because in the years opened shows in some of our great boy has as he gazes skywards since we left Melbourne in 1966, I cities; I have done so in rural areas, at the ferriswheel. It is a feeling have had much greater experience and I keep on learning. Recently I of happiness a family has in of and insight into the rural sector opened the Bathurst Show and in enjoying so much together. It of our national life. From 1967 until preparing for that I came upon a is a feeling of accomplishment the beginning of 1970, I lived in statement by my predecessor, Lord felt by everyone who works Armidale, New South Wales, and Casey, when he opened the Hund- so hard to make the . Show came to know that area well, and I redth Bathurst Show. In the course a success." 2 I am sure that that will strike The story of the Australian rural other rural areas. In all areas: in many responsive chords. The sector has been a happier one in wool, in animal industries generally, President and Council of the Royal the last two years. The most recent in the cropping industries there is Agricultural Society of Victoria are Quarterly Review of the Bureau of an emphasis on greater efficiency: to be congratulated on their Agricultural Economics, published through increase of knowledge and achievement on the occasion of this last month, forecasts that for 1979- improved management, with a keen 123rd Show. They work very hard, 80 the gross value of farm production eye to the formidable problems of in a long and proud tradition, to will rise marginally to a new record cost control. promote the development of all of $10,450 million. Average income Much of course depends upon aspects of the agricultural, pastoral, per farm is estimated at $25,800, a the season.
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