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AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY
Percival Alfred Yeomans (P.A.) was born in Harden N.S.W. in 1905,
eldest son of a family of four. In 1928 he married Rita Irene May Barnes, also of
Harden. They had three children; Neville born in 1928, Allan in 1931 and Ken in 1947.
Rita Yeomans died 1964 and the two original Keyline properties at North Richmond
N.S.W. were sold to pay death duties. P. A. Yeomans married Jane Radek in 1966 and they had two daughters, Julie and Wendy. Following this marriage he undertook the design and construction of a different concept in cultivation equipment. He solved the need for better equipment than the chisel plow to deeply loosen soil without bringing up the subsoil. This equipment was the first rigid shanked vibrating sub-soil cultivating ripper for use with farm tractors. It is many times more efficient than a chisel plow, and is able to loosen more soil to a greater depth using less tractor power. The Prince Philip Design Award officially recognised the breakthrough success of this equipment in 1974 when P. A. Yeomans Pty Ltd received this coveted award for the Bunyip Slipper Imp with Shakaerator.
Manufacture of the Bunyip Slipper Imp eventually passed from P. A. Yeomans
Pty Ltd to the Yeomans Plow Company, which is now based at Molendinar in South-east
Queensland. This company is owned and directed by Allan J. Yeomans the second son
of P. A. Yeomans. The equipment has undergone further developed including some landmark
design breakthroughs and has been renamed the Yeomans Keyline Plow. |
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FLOWERING DESERT
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Por Sofia Merino. Viernes 23 de Enero 2009 Fuimos visitados por un grupo de 10 mujeres, Las Mamas como les llama Grifen con cariños a las mujeres campesinas, un término que me ha gustado mucho y lo he empezado a utilizar (nótese que no es mamás sino mámas). Un muy querido amigo, Fo, doctor de Santa Bárbara un pueblito de la cuenca del rio Bio Bio, incitó a estas mujeres a visitarnos con el fin de conocer nuevas técnicas de cultivos naturales y orgánicos y encontrar respuestas a su mayor drama en la actualidad, la escasez de agua. |
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25/10/2008 - 09:00 26/10/2008 - 18:00 DETAILSA weekend of simple theory and hands on practical for creating healthy soils and catching, storing, using and cleaning water. You will have the opportunity to develop and extend your understanding of soil and water issues and options for any site within an ecological design perspective. Students will have the opportunity to work with experienced Agronomists and Permaculture Designers.When: Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th October Where: El Manzano, Biobio Click here for Map Facilitator: Jorge Carrión - Agronomo, Grifen Hope - Diseñador and the team in El Manzano. Course Cost: $40,000–$88,000. |
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