How to Make Farming Pay
MR. EDITOR.—As the above is taking the attention of the formers just now, with your permission I would say a few words on the question. First, we have the letter of…
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Farming & the land, 1891
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Farmers' Protection
MR. EDITOR.—There is one aspect of the Protection question, as it affects farmers, which appears to have been overlooked. Personally, I have no interest to gain one way or the other, but it is of…
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DOES farming on the Clarence River pay? This is a problem which the tillers of ground in the district are just now working out for themselves. Farming on the Clarence is, as yet, still in the experimental…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the directors of the Clarence and North Coast Farmers' Association was held on Tuesday, at which guarantors for the Company's overdraft at the A. J. S. Bank were present. The…
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MR. JOHN HAYNES' article on the co-operation of pastoralists in the meat export trade is very interesting; and, if it could be carried out, would doubtless assist us materially in…
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MR. EDITOR: I Notice it has been decided by the board of the above to call a meeting to consider a proposal to cease operations and voluntarily wind up. It has long been a puzzle to me why the…
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THE sudden fall in the price of sugar was as unnatural as its rise. It left wreck and ruin in its track. Mr. Joseph Boden, of Maclean, one of the shrewdest men I have met for some time, got…
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OUR Ulmarra correspondent writes:—In regard to the proposal that the Clarence and N. C. Farmers' Association be voluntarily wound up, there seems to be a diversity of opinion. The resignation of the…
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NUMBERS of agriculturists in this and other districts will regret to hear of the proposal to wind up the Clarence and North Coast Farmers' Association. When launched into existence eight or nine years…
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MR. EDITOR.—The present unsatisfactory state of the Farmers' Association, and the means suggested for putting an end to this condition of things, are attracting much attention just now, not only from…
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MR. EDITOR.—In the S. M Herald of the 4th inst. there appeared an article on the North Coast districts entitled, "Does Farming Pay?" White expressing pleasure at the efforts of the paper…
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AN extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders of this Association was held at the Theatre Royal on Tuesday last, when there were about 100 present; Mr. W. Goodger, Chairman of the Board,…
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MR. EDITOR.—It is time that we farmers put our foot upon all there theoretical farmers like the reporter of the Sydney Mail and many others, the Director of Agriculture included. The reporter of…
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