Australian Manures Company. The Farmer's Guide for Australia
lished by the Australian Manures Company, whose exhibit is shown above, states that "There is no need to argue…
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Farming & the land, 1900
348 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 7 of 18
Experimental Farm
The Minister for Agriculture was also interviewed respecting the claims of the district for an experimental farm Mr. Fegan said that in consequence of renewed representations which…
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SYDNEY, MONDAY NIGHT.—At the halfyearly meeting to-day of shareholders in the Colonial Sugar Refining Company. Sir Edward Knox, in moving the adoption…
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At Kiama on Tuesday, Mr. M'Millan, ex-Colonial Treasurer, addressed a meeting of dairy farmers in support of the new scheme for carring on the business of the Farmers' Co-operative Company…
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The continued drought has materially affected the supply of milk to the Pioneer Dairy Factory for the past month--April 2S days--which was a little under 83,000 gallons to the centrat…
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Francis Francisco, judging from a recent article in Hoard's Dairyman, is a dairy farmer of parts. His place at Newark, New Jersey, is thus…
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Mr. W. M'Millan (representing M'Arthur and Co., of Sydney) visited the Wollongong district on Saturday, and addressed a meeting of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Agricultural Notes. Prospects for Dairymen
The dairying industry is going to have a bad time on the Clarence during the next few months. Feed for the cows must necessarily be…
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THE question of making it a provision that cattle shown shall be on exhibition both days, has often agitated the minds of committees of agricultural societies, and it now seems the matter has…
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The Australasian Pastoralists Review, referring to this question, says:—It is very doubtful whether uniformity of quality can be secured…
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In reference to tho letter which recently appeared in our columna from Mr. D. H. Warby, in which the writer favored the Jerseys as the best dairy cattle, a well-known dairyman of…
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From 1st April, 1899, to 31st March, 1900, the Victorian exports of butter amounted to 16,916 tons, of the average value of £97 per ton, or a total value of £1,640,852. The…
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The average annual yield per cow in Denmark is 2101b of butter; over a large area of Canada and the United States it is 200Ib. It is 180 in Sweden and about the same in…
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The letter which the manager of Messrs. Walter Reid and Co. has indited to the Minister for Railways on the subject of Queensland farmers and their lack of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Agricultural Notes. Farmers' and Settlers' Association
Last week the Clarence Farmers' Union resolved to affiliate with the Farmers' and Settlers' Association, which shortly holds its annual conference in Sydney. To be…
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A VICTORIAN exchange has the following:—The famous Illawarra breed of dairy cattle scarcely held their own at the Sydney Show. They were not nearly so numerous as usual, and in regard…
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Cattle breeding for stud purposes, like every other industry, can supply its instances of success and failure. Frequently, too, the profits of one department are more than swallowed up by…
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To get blood out of stone is impossible, but getting wool out of limestone is, says the DAILY CHRONICLE, an accomplished fact, and before long, if certain experiments now being made are…
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A NEW YORK: contributor to the American AGRICULTURIST, under the above heading says: As a market gardener, in buying seeds my first question is, where were they grown? If this is…
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At the Ontario Convention, a Hol1stein cow made the almost phenomenal record of nearly 4½lb of butter per day, or 29'6lb per week according…
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