The Meat and Butter Trade
A cablegram states that Mr. Benjamin Jones, one of the three delegates from certain co-operative societies in England, who visited Grafton some time ago, has…
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Farming & the land, 1897
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Scientific Butter-making
MR. EDITOR.—A good deal has been published in the colonial papers on this subject, and we are advised by Mr. Jones, of the Co-operative Society in the old country, as…
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One reason, perhaps the principal one, why the Danish buter commands a better price in the English market than the Australian is that the cream is subjected to treatment by…
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When we consider the vast interests which are rapt up in the dairying industry of this colony, it is well that we should make a stud of the dairy cow. Just as we are now able…
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GLEN INNES, FRIDAY.—Messrs, Page, Varley and M'Kittrick had an interview with the Minister for Agriculture in support of the Clarence districts' claims to a model farms,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Early Maturity of English Cattle
There could be no better illustration of the widely-differing modes in which live stock husbandry is practised in Australia and in England than a study of the results of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Cattle Muster By-law
MR. EDITOR.—Do you know why Alderman Crispin and his followers are willing—nay, anxious—to have the cattle on the streets during the day time? Simply because they…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Political and Social. the Butter Trade
In a recent communication I referred to successful experiments that had been made by a chemist in Germany in connection with cultures for imparting flavour to and…
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Cows are subject to attacks of rheumatism during sudden changes of weather, but more so if they have been exposed to cold and rain after much beat. The disease appears…
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The Council meeting of the ahove was held in the Council Chambers on Wednesday last. Mr. Thomas see (vice-president) occnpied the chair, and apologised for the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Political and Social. the New Dairy Expert
Mr. O'Callaghan, the dairy expert imported from the city of Cork, Ireland, to istruct our farmers how to make butter, arrived in Sydney this weel, after having made a little…
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A well-known writer on dairying furnishes the following to the Weekly Times:—Ask a thousand dairy farmers what is the best food…
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MR. EDITOR.—The [?] question concerning the operation of the Council's by-laws dealing with this subject is unfortunately the menace to sow ill feeling in the community,…
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ON many farms the most apparent causes of failure are a want of system, wastefulness, and misdirected labour. It doubtless is far morel difficult for the farmer to reduce his…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cheap Money for Farmers
Cheap money is, naturally, appreciated by the farmers, who are as keen a body of men as any other in the community. That tue Credit…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Political and Social. the Butter Market
A section ot the butter merchants in Sydney are desirous of raising the price of the commodity in which they deal by a penny a pound, but another section declines to agree…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Political and Social. the Wheat Market
Gables from England and America state that the price of wheat is fulling in both countries; and yet this is taking place in England, despite the fact that the visible…
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Mr. Editor.—Having noticed in the papers lately several letters concerning the Dairying industry, in some instances referring directly to the Company which I have the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Agriculturist & Grazier. Mr. J. L. Thompson on Spaying of Cattle—1892
In many parts of Australia it is the practice to spay all heifers not required for breeding purposes, a process involving the removal of the organ of reproduction. The practice…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Farmers' and Producers' Union
The Lower Southgate branch met on Saturday; the President (Mr. A. W. M'Donald) in the chair. There were about 20 members present, and the meeting was a protracted…
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