Dairying on the Richmond
The half-yearly meeting of the Byron Bay Creamery Co. was held on Tuesday last. An extraordinary meeting was held first, at which, after very lengthy discussion, it was…
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Farming & the land, 1897
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Agriculturist & Grazier. From the Dairy to the Market
Too much importance cannot be attached to the necessity for dairymen to establish a system with their herds by which the utmost cleanliness will be maintained, and that the…
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A meeting of Council was held at Maclean on Thursday; present—Messrs. E. Arnold (Southgate) chair, Foster (Coldstream), T. Hadfield (Carr's Creek), W. Dunnet…
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Mr. Editor,—My excuse for not replying to the letter of W. Leeson is that I have waited for same more able person; but as that person has not come forward, I venture to…
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A meeting of milk suppliers to the Grafton factory was held on Wednesday evening at the factory The Chairman of the Board of Directors (Mr. Varley) presided, and read an…
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In New Zealand and Denmark dairymen are required by law to asrale the milk as soon as it is taken from the cow by pouring it through perforated vessels. Mr. Pearson,…
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The Minister for Agriculture has convened conferences for next month, in the interests of agriculture and dairying, and has invite representatives of the various districts and…
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At the conclusion of above meeting, Messrs Fotheringham and Garratt retired, and Mr. W. J. Leeson (Ulmarra) and Mr. A. J. Hewitt (Grafton) joined the other Delegates…
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The meeting of delegates (representing milk suppliers in this district to the F.F. and I. Co.) and the Company's representatives, on Friday, gave evidence of "Commercial…
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MR. EDITOR.—Referring to an annonymous letter in your issue of Saturday last in reply to me, I consider the matter is of sufficient importance for the writer to father his…
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When the Export scheme promulgated by the directors of the N.S.W. Creamery Butter Company, was laid before the suppliers in the Richmond River district by Mr. Lance,…
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The occasion of the opening of the Singleton Creamery and Butter Factory has led Mr. M'Donall, of Kurrindar, to express his views about dairying, and he starts with the…
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Following the break up of the drought there is eure to be a great growth of grass. With a continuutlon of the unusually mild weather we are experiencing fur this time of year vegetation of all…
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An organisation that is much needed in this district is an association to spociaUy represent the dairying industry. The rapid development of dairying, and the many circumstances connected…
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MR. EDITOR.—If I understand the F.F. and I. Co's. scheme aright, they propose to pay the suppliers of all factories and creameries the same price per gallon for their milk…
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Mr. Editor.—I would again crave space in your journal to touch upon the above subject, with the view of ventilating it from a producer's standpoint. Much has…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Dairyino in N. S. Wales. Notes and Notions by M.a. O'callaghan
TO begin with the cow, I must say that while I have seen some very useful dairy cowS in the colony, particulary on the South Coast, a great, in fact the greater, portion…
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There are many who cannot clearly see of what great importance it is to he uttaibed to such a union, A few extracts from a speech by the chairman of the Butter, and…
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The Dairy Conference assembled at Richmond to-day. The delegates numbered over 150. The visitors spent some time before lunch inspecting the farm, dairy and pultry…
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THE principal speeches at the opening session of the Dairy Conference held last week at the Richmond Agricultural College were made by Mr. Alexander Hay, a brother of…
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