AGRICULTURIST & GRAZIER. Department Crop Reports
THE report for February to the Department contains the usual class of information; but this must have been collected from anteflood particulars. The estimate of the maize…
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Farming & the land, 1893
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Dairymen and Milk Companies
A CASE of considerable importance to dairymen was dealt with at the Shellbarbor Small Debts Court on Saturday. The Dunmore Butter Factory Company sued George Bigg…
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The Directors met on Wednesday, when there were present—Messrs. G. H. Varley (chairman), E. L. Rutledge, I. Leonard, J. Duggan, sen., A. Eggins, M. Considine. E…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Ulmarra Dairy Company. "Who is in the Wrong?"
Mr. EDITOR.—At the hist general annual meeting of the above company, at which I hod the honour to be chairman, considerable discussion took place amongst, the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Dairy Notes. Devons v. Shorthorns as Dairy Cattle
WRITING in the Live Stock Journal in reply, to correspondence, Mr. Edwin F. Maunder, of Winborne, says:— Seeing that " Amateur" requires…
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A CORRESPONDENT in the Australian Argiculturist writes:—With the choice of suitable forage plants, locality and climatic influences have a lot to do. A great deal has been urged…
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BUTTER factorios and creameries are rapidly extending in Victoria. We extract some results from the Australasian— At Numurkah several farmers are giving…
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THE following letter from Southbrook, Queensland, appears in the Dublin Freeman: " Ten Australian farmers, all men of Irish birth and blood, all married men, with large…
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A LONDON correspondent writes on Feb. 10: The Ormuz best factory butters have sold at about one hundred shillings, though a very few choice factories realised a few shillings…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes expressing his doubts as to whether or not the farmers would avail themselves of Crop Insurance were there a company prepared to take such…
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A MEETING was held at the Copmanhurst School of Arts on Wednesday last, to reconsider the question of establishing a butter factory at Copmanhurst. Owing to the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →[ESTABLISHED 1859.] the Clarence Examiner. Published at Grafton[?] Tuesdays and Saturdays. Tuesday Morning, April, 4Th, 18[?]3. Experimental Farming. Choice of Seed
THE advantage of experimental farming and improved methods of culture, combined with careful selection of seed, has been recently brought under notice in the report upon…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Dairy Notes. The Butter Industry
EVERY question allied to the butter industry will naturally prove of interest, to a community such as ours, which, though entering upon it at a comparatively late stage, will…
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A FRENCH professor of agriculture states that he "considers ensilage the most economical, the most scientific, and the most remunerative way of keeping animals. It…
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A MEETING of the Board was held on Wednesday. The debtor balance to general account was reported as £319 15s 7d; suppliers' account £113 19s 4d to credit…
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AN application that the Government should lend farmers on the Lower Hunter money with which to buy seed wheat was made to the Premier yesterday by a deputation…
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MR. WILSON, the Victorian expert who is in London inquiring into the conditions and prospects of the market for Australian butter and fruit, has made extensive inquiries…
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THE signs of the times are pregnant with indications favourable to a wonderful development in the attractiveness of rural life. The…
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The agricultural awakening is truly astonishing in these later years. In the United States, there is hardly a State which is not equipped with an…
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THE Governor of Tasmania, in a recent speech, made the following pertinent remarks:— There is no calling, in my view[?] in…
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