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believes that regulators' initial recommended stocking rate was three times higher than what he considers appropriate for long-term carrying capacity of
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Wood Green station it was...considered to be in the girls best interests for her and her children to remain in the
Institution". Topsy was not keen to return to the station, as she was employed by Purvis "as housemaid and cook and had also done stockwork and windmill repair work around the station and in return had only received clothing and rations", and was happy working as a
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Purvis got advice from scientists, government representatives and others. However there was no one single answer; it was through his own experimentation that he found the best ways to improve his land, being unique in its own way. He used observation and his analytical skills to hone his methods. He
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Topsy was again admitted to The
Bungalow on 12 Sept 1939, When Freda was just three weeks old, as there were health issues to be attended to, the authorities were trying to determine who Freda's father was, and owing to "the promiscous manner in which Topsy was giving birth to half-caste infants at
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telegraph station. In the meantime, Don Thomas from Alice
Springs drove to Woodgreen to pick up Purvis Sr and two "blackfellows", one of whom managed to track down the plane based on the description of the location given by Renfrey. Maher and Maloney had only six oranges between them for food, but
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and bred horses, before introducing cattle. The property was very degraded by the time his son, Bob Purvis Jr, took it over in 1960, mainly due to overstocking. Since then, Bob Jr has slowly but surely rejuvenated the property, making it a viable concern, albeit with much lower stocking rates of
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and batteries to provide for its energy needs. Working with his wife, Marie, he has worked with fire for decades. This, along with ponding banks and lower stocking, had drought-proofed the property and improved productivity. He has also managed to keep
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caused by poor grazing practices. This was partly due to the conditions of the least, which stated that thea minimum stocking rate was 3000 head for the property. The debts exceeded the property's value, and three quarters of the land was unusable.
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at the institution. However, by
November 1940, Topsy was again working for Purvis at Wood Green under an agreement similar to that which governed the employment of halfcaste girls in the township. Following the
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which lasted months, which he spent somewhere else. He was known as a very strong man with a huge appetite, eating a lot of meat and eggs. This earned him the nickname "the
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Station, also known as Atartinga, covers approximately 2,215 km (855 sq mi), and is located around 140 km (87 mi) north of Alice Springs, on the
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Bob Jr worked slowly over decades to improve the soil to make the property sustainable, using some methods which he had developed himself to reverse the damage. He has practised
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around 40 mi (64 km), to seek assistance. Three men (one of several search parties sent out to look for the men) motoring across the desert found him, and took him to
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1781:. DKCRC Working Paper 54, The Central Australian Grazing Strategies project Working Paper Series. Desert Knowledge CRC, Alice Springs.
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The reserve straddles the Sandover Highway, with most of it on the western side. Its northeast corner is close to Atartinga homestead.
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1489:"Northern Territory of Australia Territory Parks and Wildlife Conservation Act: Declaration of Park: Woodgreen Conservation Reserve"
757:. SUNY series, Tribal Worlds: Critical Studies in American Indian Nation Building. State University of New York Press. p. 147.
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aboriginal". After Topsy's mother was killed, around 1919, Ron Purvis Sr persuaded the NT police commissioner
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Purvis, Bob, 1937-; Simpson, Bruce (Bruce Forbes), 1923-2019;
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Aboriginal Environmental Knowledge: Rational Reverence
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218:Bob Purvis Sr and Adele Purvis at Woodgreen
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1619:– via National Library of Australia.
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1131:"Burning Issues 3: A pastoral meditation"
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686:Australian National University Press
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1550:"Major Harold John Thomas Berryman"
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1664:"Half-caste Institution 1940-1941"
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1683:, Darwin Office: CRS F126 Item 33
1386:. Commonwealth of Australia. 2012
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1129:Richards, Dave (13 April 2012).
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866:"Mr. Bob and Mrs. Adele Purvis"
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1681:National Archives of Australia
1030:. Drovers oral history project
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1603:"Mishap to Monospar 'plane"
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272:Bob Purvis Jr (from 1960)
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156:The first lessee of the
1538:See map of Binns Track.
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674:Tindale, Norman Barnett
472:Overland Telegraph Line
450:On 6 September 1935, a
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1752:Bastin, G.N. (1991).
1636:The Macleay Chronicle
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802:. pp. 217–221.
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1777:Walsh, D. (2009).
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1788:978-1-74158-139-3
1631:"A Monospar down"
1330:. 9 November 2015
1195:Rangelands NRM WA
1107:. 7 December 2011
918:978-1-317-18609-0
873:Territory Stories
764:978-1-4384-7856-2
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