Butter Factory for Copmanhurst
A PUBLIC meeting to consider the desirability of establishing a dairy factory at Copmanhurst was held in the School of Arts on Wednesday evening, at which the surrounding…
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Farming & the land, 1893
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The Proposed Butter Factory Site at Lawrence
Mr. EDOTPR.—Each individual sees things from his own standpoint—he at least thinks best—and those who come nearest to this view he is inclined to believe nearest right…
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IN the past ten yours butter and cheese have been increasing both in quality aand popularity, and, judged by the tone of the London market, it is more than possible that, with…
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The milk supply continues to rapidly increase and it is satisfactory to note that the butter is bringing top market price in Sydney. We understand that arrangements are…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Resolutions for the New Year. Interesting to Farmers
IN one of our files of old comic papers there is an illustration of Farmer Wapstraw with a friend gazing discontentedly at an overflowing stack-yard. "You have had a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →AGRICULTURIST & Grazier on the Farms. Carrs Creek
THE agricultural portion of our district could not possibly be seen to better advantage than at the present time, and the fine season we are experiencing has made its…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Dairy Notes. Cooling Chambers
As the butter industry expands so will the necessity of providing cooling chambers for its reception and trausit during the summer months force itself upon the attention of…
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A REPORT has been made to the Agricultural Department upon the condition of the growing crops during the month of December last. It is a…
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THE daily supply has now reached about 800 gallons, and at the present rate of increase another separator will soon be necessary. During the week Mr. T. Hawthorne…
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All milk should be aerated, but particularly when the cows are fed on roots and ensilage. At every place where cows are milked, and where cheese and butter are made, the…
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THE Department are exercising more promptitude in getting out the compilations of the crop reporters. That for December is to hand, and shows the condition of the crops…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →AGRICULTURIST & Grazier on the Farms. No. II.—Carr's Creek
THE farms on the Creek as one approaches the city are not so large, as these more remote, and assume what might be termed suburban areas. By reason of their limited…
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OUR Ballina correspondent writes:—"The early part of spring being cold, caused the ratoon cane to shoot very indifferently in many localities, only four or five shoots…
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AN enterprising firm in Sydney that has gone largely into the butter trade on the creamery system, announces to its constituents the immense success of the system…
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A meeting of the Provisional Directors was held on Saturday evening. Present—Mr. G. H. Varley (chairman), Messrs. Rutledge, A. Eggins, I. Leonard, M. Considine, John…
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AN interesting experiment is being worked out by Lord Alington at Witchampton, a village of roses, not far from Bournemouth, where he has…
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THE publication in the Sydney Mail of the plans of the Grafton Dairy Factory is an acknowledgment that the architect (Mr. G. Finlay, jun.) has designed a building suitable…
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THE first annual meeting of the above was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday evening. There were ahout 30 shareholders present, Mr. G. H. Varley (chairman of the…
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WRITING from Broadwater on Monday, a correspondent says:—"During the last two days we have not had summer weather, but one of the most trying gales that I have…
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THE chief dairying centres of Europe which have butter and cheese to export are being seriously disturbed by the firmness of the hold which has been obtained by Australian…
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