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General Property File RG/Py 07 Organic Farming and Soil Association

Reference: A/T15/2

Date: 20 February 1987 - 4 July 2000

Royal Jersey Agricultural and Horticultural Society - including a rules book and list of members

Reference: B/A/W30/150/9

Date: 1940 - 1941

Details of States of Guernsey Officials and their Departments - not dated

Reference: B/A/W45/14

Date: 1941 - 1942

Draft Agriculture (Loans And Guarantees) (Jersey) Law, 197 , lodged by the Committee of Agriculture

Reference: C/A603/1973/P71

Date: 22 May 1973

Draft Agricultural Land (control of sales and leases) (Amendment No. 2) (Jersey) Law, 198 , lodged by the Agriculture and Fisheries Committee

Reference: C/A613/1983/P27

Date: 1 March 1983

Sound recording of Norman Alexander speaking in jèrriais for the Jèrriais Today Community Recording Project. Topics covered include where he lived, moving farms, the price of farms and speaking jèrriais. Mr Alexander accent is mainly St Peter but he was previously lived in St Clement and Trinity.

Reference: C/D/AS/A1/1

Date: 18 July 2017

Sound recording of Norman Alexander speaking in jèrriais for the Jèrriais Today Community Recording Project. Topics covered include house prices, his farming business during and after the war as an agricultural merchant selling bulbs and his time as an organist at Philadelphie Methodist Church. Mr Alexander accent is possibly St Clement.

Reference: C/D/AS/A1/2

Date: 1 February 2018

Sound recording of Wilfred E Carré speaking in jèrriais for the Jèrriais Today Community Recording Project. Topics covered include his family, his work as a farmer, the occupation, and fishing. Mr Carré accent is possibly from St Ouen.

Reference: C/D/AS/A1/6

Date: 21 June 2017

Sound recording of Pamela Joan Gallichan speaking in jèrriais for the Jèrriais Today Community Recording Project. Topics covered include her family, farming practices and Bretons, and the devil's hole and the tricks played visitors. Mrs Gallichan accent is from St John.

Reference: C/D/AS/A1/11

Date: 2 February 2018

Sound recording of Kenneth John Godel and Mavis Mary Morin speaking in jèrriais for the Jèrriais Today Community Recording Project. Topics covered include farming, plants and school. Mr Godel accent is possibly from St Ouen and Mrs Morin accent is possibly from St Mary or St Ouen.

Reference: C/D/AS/A1/13

Date: 7 February 2018

Sound recording of spoken jèrriais for the Jèrriais Today Community Recording Project. Topics covered include family life, the Occupation and farming. The accent is from St Ouen.

Reference: C/D/AS/A1/15

Date: 22 February 2018

Sound recording of Dulcie Jones, née Le Feuvre and Audrey Lucas, née Le Feuvre speaking jèrriais for the Jèrriais Today Community Recording Project. Topics covered include childhood, schooling and farming. Mrs Jones accent is possible from St Ouen or St Mary and Mrs Lucas accent is possibly from St Ouen or St Peter.

Reference: C/D/AS/A1/17

Date: 23 May 2017

Sound recording of Charles Philip Le Cornu speaking jèrriais for the Jèrriais Today Community Recording Project. Topics covered include farming in jersey.

Reference: C/D/AS/A1/21

Date: 11 July 2017

Sound recording of Anne Nicolle speaking jèrriais for the Jèrriais Today Community Recording Project. Topics covered include farming, fireworks and water drainage. Mrs Nicolle accent is possibly from St Ouen.

Reference: C/D/AS/A1/25

Date: 1 December 2017

Sound recording of Brian John Pipon speaking jèrriais for the Jèrriais Today Community Recording Project. Topics covered include childhod, farm life and his family. Mr Pipon accent is from St Lawrence.

Reference: C/D/AS/A1/27

Date: 2 February 2018

Sound recording of Beryl Richard, née De Ste Croix speaking jèrriais for the Jèrriais Today Community Recording Project. Topics covered include her childhood, schooling, work, farming and church. Mrs Richard accent is from St Ouen.

Reference: C/D/AS/A1/28

Date: 8 February 2018

Sound recording of Mazel Le Ruez, née de Gruchy, speaking about the Occupation and the years after. She was interviewed on 10/03/2005 by Stuart Nicolle for the Liberation to Coronation Oral History Project. Mrs Le Ruez speaks about hiding crystal set during the occupation, the anticipation leading up to liberation, the clean up of the mines, the germans leaving, going back to farming potatoes, going to school and then helping on the farm, the glut of tomatoes, moving to St Mary's, the lobser industry at Rozel, the Young Farmers Club, cattle shows, the increase in tourism, buses and taxis, the farm workers, the shared threshing machine, going shopping, the milk distribution, living on a farm with rationing after the war, the making of black butter, the visit of princess Elizabeth, foot and mouth disease, the colorado beetle, the death of the King, how she met her husband and their honeymoon, the insurance scheme and sand racing.

Reference: C/D/P/P1/58

Date: 10 March 2005

Notes on Farm Chemistry in Jersey with record of plot experiments, principally carried out in conjunction with Messrs. F L and F J Ahier at La Chasserie, St Lawrence by Frederick Woodland Toms, Official Analyst of Jersey.

Reference: D/AP/AD/8/65

Date: 1905

Petition to the States Assembly relating to an agricultural nuisance in Maufant presented to the States by Senator Senator R J Shenton as P36/1993. Petition states, 'The humble petition of residents of Maufant situated in the Parishes of St Saviour and St Martin shews that smells from a recently established agricultural unit are injurious to health and quite intolerable and have seriously eroded the quality of life of your petitioners. The authorities appear to have disregarded your petitioners repeated requests to remedy the situation, such as introducing necessary conditions to regulate the size or mode of operation of such units or by applying the States 'bad neighbour' policy to relocate the unit to a more suitable situation. Accordingly your petitioners pray that the Agriculture and Fisheries Committee be directed to take appropriate action to remedy the nuisance without undue delay. And your petitioners as in duty bound will ever pray.'

Reference: D/AP/U/162

Date: 1993

Petition to the States Assembly relating to the proposed location of packing shed at Fairview Farm presented to the States by Senator Senator R J Shenton as P62/1993. Petition states, 'The humble petition of residents of Maufant situated in the Parish of St Martin, shews that the proposed location of a new packing shed to be constructed by Fairview Farm Limited, approximately 40 Metres from dwellings will create a nuisance affecting the quality of life of nearby residents and be contrary to the States 'bad neighbour' policy. According your petitioners pray that the Island Development Committee be requested to take appropriate action to ensure that the construction of the proposed shed takes place no closer than existing buildings. And your petitioners as in duty bound will ever pray.'

Reference: D/AP/U/163

Date: 1993

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