Dairymen's 'Association
A MEETING of delegates was held on Tuesday Present--Messrs. Varloy (ahairmau), M'Millan, Ross, Leeson, Morrison, Baillie, Henderson, M Iutosh, Beatson, and Yoole, Mr…
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Farming & the land, 1899
338 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 5 of 17
The Butter Market
SYDNEY, FRIDAY.—The markets is feeling, the effects of the drought, and still more the speculative spirit of holders. From the Northern rivers, Victoria, and Queensland…
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A meeting of delegates was held at the Council Chambers on Tuesday. Present—Messrs. G. H. Tarley (president), D. Baillie (v.p.), Copmanhurst; A. Rosa, Palmer's Island; T. M'Intosh, Contt's…
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At the meeting of tho committee of tho L.C. Agricultural Society on Saturday some amusement was caused by the reading of a letter from a gentleman who had been asked to act as a…
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BRUSHGROVE Dairy Company paid 21/8d on a 3.6 basis, the average test being 3.5 ; 19,143 gallons of milk were treated. The now Alpha Laval separator is working satisfactorily…
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The well-known "blended" cattle of Tenterfield station are largely the resale of an accidental crossing of the Devon on Shorthorn. Mr. W. H. Walker attributes his success in producing his…
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"The Fresh Food and Ice Company and the Creamery Company have risen the price of butter to 10d. Neither of these companies were party to the recent reduction from 9d to 3½d…
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IT was, perhaps, too much to expect that the present season would pass without some bench Of magistrates being asked to fine some seller of Australian butter for it containing boric acid,…
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Mr. Editor.—Mr. Meares, in his letter appearing in your issue of Tuesday concerning the price of butter, states: "And while on the Clarance I found the F.F, and I. Co's, butter selling at the…
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The early maize is evidently turning out better than was anticipated, judging from the weekly export from the river. The dry weather at…
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Hitting a cow with a fence rail will not break her off the kicking habit. She does not kick because she is naturally vicious, but because things…
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A NEW method of turning rank butter into good was tried lately at Cork. The process is started by all the butter being melted down into an oil in a large hot water jacket tank, and when in…
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NEW SOUTH WALES maize growers have of late taken up arms against what they term the present speculative and unsatisfactory system of maize-selling…
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Stories of the bash, eh? Well, my head in crammed foll of them. If any man living ought to know what he's talking about when this subject crops up, I ought. I put in three-and-twenty years…
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THE City of Grafton brought several head of valuable stock to the river on Thursday, in addition to the usual instalment of South Coast cattle on the way to the Richmond, Twelve…
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Mrs. Nat Collins, of Montana, is a great 'Cattle Queen,' and presents a picturesque figure of the rare and perfect Western type which is so…
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AT the sale of Messrs. M'Lelland's dairy herd, near Milton, several buyers from the Richmond River were present, and most of the young stock were purchased for that district. The first lot of…
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A conference of Farmers Unions will be held at Grafton to-morrow. This is the first occasion that a conference of the kind has been fixed in the North Coast, but they…
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THE melbourne LEADER has received some remarkable figures concering the butter returns from a herd of cows belonging to Mr. C. Cox, of Bloomfield, in West Gippsland. THe average…
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THE F.F. and I. Company paid 3½d on a 36 test for the five weeks ending March 31, the average test being 3'65. Palmer's Island Dairy Company treated 19,433 gallons milk, from which the…
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