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This the second gallery from the massive month of May 1994, with plenty on this month. Have a look at the socials from the RFDS ball at Broken Hill, plenty of markets and some of the finalists for the rural woman of the year.

Loxton North fruit grower Grant Brown was happy to be near the end of his valencia harvest.

Matthre Jackson, Tirlta Station, Broken Hill, returned to the family farm after a 12-month student exchange to Colombia, South America.

Finalist in the ABC Country Hour South Australian Rural Woman of the Year Sharon Bell, Dulkaninna station, via the Birdsville Track, with daughter Shannon.

Michael Cook, Kirra Pastoral Co, Keith, and contractor shearer Peter Hamilton, Keith, were involved in training 

Marino Pasin, Gawler River, spread ammonium nitrate on a potato crop at Cave Cliffs.

Kerrie Bowman, Thornleigh, was among about 100 local and interstate riders at Naracoorte.

Australian Wool Research and Promotion Organisation senior field officer for SA Peter Conrick, and shearing instructor John Hutchinson present Paul Oster with his Certificate in Shearing qualifications at Wonga station near Morgan.

Conmurra grazier Peter Williams runs a small feedlot on his Glenlea property near Lucindale.

Karkoo farmer Leon Modra says lupins have turned his least productive paddocks into his best performing country.

Grant Dixon and son Kenneth, 4, pays close attention to the erosion susceptible areas of his property with rabbit eradication.

Appila farmers Bill and Syd Catford are green manuring significant acreages of their property to prevent the onset of herbicide resistance and to boost soil nitrogen and organic matter levels.

Don Viney, Cobera and Alawoona, has reduced the rabbit numbers on his property and recovered the soil.

Laura farmer Graham Zanker (right) had the opportunity to put his newly acquired surveying skills into practice, surveying this property with Primary Industries SA soils officer Mary-Anne Young, and farmers Neil George, Appila.

Broken Hill Ag Fair general interest program coordinator Dallice Robbins.

Raelene and Murray Jackson, Broken Hill, caught up with Lorraine Mills, Broken Hill, and Luke Kuerschner, Peak Hill, Tibooburra, at the RFDS dance.

Stock Journal staff Rebecca Hagger and Jessica Sullivan, along with Jamie Anderson, Cymbric Vale Station, Broken Hill, were among the guests at the RFDS dance.

At the YP Miss Showgirl presentations were Kylie Williams, Vicki Mildwaters, Katie Toy, coordinator Rose Allen, Tina Alford, winner April Brown, and runner-up Bronwyn Farthing.

Garry Willson, Willson Livestock, Paskeville, with Brian and Sam Bussenschutt, Bralankabe, Paskeville, looking for store cattle at Gepps Cross.

Testing the fare at Pauletts Wines during the Clare Gourmet Weekend were Jason Oster, Keith, Dave Smith, Mintaro, Nev Kernick, Coonalpyn, Michelle Arthur, Maitland, and Danielle Dicker, Adelaide.

Paul Heidrich, Eudunda, and Les Schneider, Nuriootpa, at the Gepps Cross sheep market.

SAL Bordertown representative Peter Vile, Mark Wylie, Kangaringa Props, Frank Escott, SAL Naracoorte manager, and Grant Wylie, Kangaringa Props, at the Kangaringa sale.

David Lindner, (right) Wonga Pastoral Company, Morgan, looks over White River blood stud ewes with Chris Howie, Elders Eudunda.

Kangaroo Island graziers Alan Mills, Parndana, Paul Clifford, Parndana, Wayne Hall, Dalgety Kingscote, Brenton Smith, Gosse, and Rodney Lade, Macgillivray.

Finalist in the SA Rural Woman of the Year Chris Oldfield, Lucindale.

Bob Manson, Cargill Wool Brokers, and Murray Tiver, Tiverton Props, Abminga station, via Olary.

At Mil Lel for the SADA SE branch AGM were Betty Robinson, Mil Lel, Gavin Johns, Mil Lel, Graeme Hamilton, OB Flat, Kevin Bonney, Mil Lel and Don Robinson, Mil Lel.

Jamestown-Laura Safety Committe coordinator Jan Crawford and farm safety video stars Celine and Michael Lynch, Laura, and Max Pepper, Pepper Studios.

Westminster year 10 ag students Matt Young, Vanessa Tanti and Nathan Woods, with some fresh-born lambs and Mike Boem, Willunga Embryo Transfer Service.

Justin Illman displays some of the venison products proving popular at the family's Wauraltee property near Urania.

Lyn and Robert Shepherd, Akhira, Mt Crawford, with two of their alpacas.

Yeelanna farmer Max Wilksch, likes the challenge of the unknown in his cropping.

Frank Young, returns to Lucindale keen to implement ideas, genetics and technology he picked up while touring North America and Europe.

Libby and Robert Boucaut, Tiffany Venning and Tim Hayden, all of Adelaide, taste the fare at Tim Adams winery during the Clare Gourmet Weekend.

Warnertown graziers Allan Maywald and Sam Farrugia were keeping an eye on prices at Jamestown.

Fliss and Phil Swann with Des Spurway and Sophie Thompson, Manoora, at Clare Gourmet Weekend.

Susan and John Wilkinson, Kootaberra station, via Port Augusta.

Adrian Mooney, Bute, and Steve Davidson, Elders Bute, at the Jamestown market where Adrian bough more than 500 sheep to run on his Cygnet River property on KI.

Mannanarie farmer Bob Hehir, Elders manager Jamestown Jeff Howie, and Tatiara meat buyer Graham Hibbard.

Flashback Friday – May 1994, part II

This the second gallery from the massive month of May 1994, with plenty on this month.

Flashback Friday – May 1994, part II

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