Butter Factories and Unions
Mr.EDITOR. — The remarkable small supplies of milk to the several local factories, is proof to my mind that many farmers are not doing their…
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Farming & the land, 1893
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The Clarence Pastoral and Agricultural Society
WHILE we do not entirely endorse the remarks of our correspondent "Cob-o-corn" with regard to the Agricultural Society committe, we may at once admit our…
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A MEETING of the Board was held yesterday morning, the whole of the directors being present. Correspondence was read from the Grafton. Ulmarra and Brushgrove factories, agreeing to a conference. Messrs…
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AN upland plain, between two mountain ranges, bleak and barren, rocky and wellnigh treeless. The plain itself, some two miles wide and perhaps ten miles in length,…
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A RECENTLY published report on dairy farming in Denmark, gives a full account of the working of the system. At the present time there…
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THE average food given to each cow daily at the systematically managed farms of the great Aylesbury Dairy Company of London is:—Of oats 6lb., cotton cake 2lb., linseed…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes—" I have recently come across an interesting paper on 'Farm Economics.' The paper is too long for'publication at length; besides, it is not in every…
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BOYS should be instilled with a love for farming from early years. They are worked too hard and rewarded too little. Why not make life brighter for them by giving them…
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WHEN farmers become shareholders of a factory, they would do well to consider the obligations they are under afterwards. If they milk cows it is undoubtedly the correct…
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IN London nearly £1,500,000 are annually paid for milk, and of this sum, according to recent Government returns, about one-twentieth part, or…
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H. A. ROSENFELDT, Macleay River, writes to the Sydney Mail:—Under private or individual ownership of and there are three distinct classes…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday last, Mr. Copeland, in answer to Mr. Perry, said that he was not aware that it had been the custom of the Government…
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MR. MITCHELL, a Hampshire gentleman, writes to an agricultural paper thus—"Select a flat piece of ground, and take out the top soil, say 2 feet…
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THE Glenreagh factory treated about 2000 gallons last month, and it is anticipated suppliers will be paid 3d per gallon. The supply is 100 gallons per day, and it is expected this…
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ONE of the most interesting characters in President Cleveland's Cabinet is the Hon. Julius Sterling Morton, the new Secretary of…
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A MEETING of the executive of the above was held in Sydney: Mr. G. A. Porter in the chair. A number of country delegates were present, and the question of keeping up…
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DR. RICHARDSON, chairman of the National Society of Sanitaiy Inspectors, suggested that a prize of ten guineas be offered for a model sanitaiy milk can, which would not…
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THIS is the name of the pretty property upon which Mr. Wm. Northcote, recently of Grafton, has come to reside, says the Cumberland…
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AT the quuarterly meeting of the members of the above society, held at the Literary Hall, Brownsville, on Wednesday night, Mr. W. S. Thompson moved—"That the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dairymaids in Sweden. A Very Interesting and Instructive Sketch
A SWEDISH dairymaid is quite an expert in her way. She is able to use both her hands and her head, and is well versed in all the whys…
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