Agricultural Notes. Butter Factory Management
We have examples of what is expected of butter factory directorates on the North Coast, more especially the chairman. He must be a…
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Farming & the land, 1901
440 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 14 of 22
Farm Bacon
MR. JAS. COOK, of Quorn, South Australia, at a meeting of the local agricultural society, tabled a roll of bacon 12 months old, which was considered of very good quality by the members…
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SYDNEY. MONDAY.— Mr. O'Callaghan expresses the opinion that the weak point in the recent Dairy Conference's decision on the butter grading question was that it was…
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There are very few signs of progress in Victorian farming, writes Mr. Expert Dow. The original settlement of the State, was brought…
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THE operations of the Bellinger Butter Co.-which is essentially conducted on cooperative principles at the Raleigh factory, for the month of July last, disclose marked…
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AMONG the causes of fishy butter it appears appears that the milk of one cow may be affecting that of the rest of the herd, and that fishiness may be got rid of by culling out the cow that is affected. The…
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THE Melbourne AGE, describing the model dairy farm in Victoria, remarks—" Clark Brae" is the name of Mr. Goldie's farm, which ii situated on the coast two miles from the Port Fairy railway…
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COMMENT is frequently made on the rapid falling away in the United States export of baiter and cheese. It may not be generally known that whereas in 1880 the States exported about…
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SUGAR crushing has already commenced in thE north, and in many districts the mills are now in full swing. The latest official reports point to the crops south of Mackay being very poor. At Mackay they will be…
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THE Mayor is in receipt of the following telegram from the Premier:-- "I have received the following letter from the Department of Mines and Agriculture,…
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SOME years ago I decided to stall my newly claved cows every winter. I therefore erected a house 72ft. x20ft., and divided part of this into twelve stalls 10ft x 6ft high, leaving 10ft, to…
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A London correspondent writes on July 19— The prospects of the next colonial butter season, which beginn next September and ends about the end of March, 1902, are at the…
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A CORRESPONDENT from London to the S.M. HERALD writes:—The prospects of the next colonial butter season, which begins next September and ends about the end of March, 1902, are at the present…
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The Chief Inspector of Stock points out, in connection with the investigation of of a disease affecting cattle in the Moruya district, that, when this disease was first reported, the…
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THE Chief Inspector of Stock points out, when this disease was first reported, the Government Veterinary Surgeon, Mr. J.D. Steward,M.R.C.V.S., was instructed to visit Moruya and carried out an…
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Referring to statements made in regard to coffee growing on the Clarence, Mr. Albert Gale writes:-Coffee was grown many years before 1872 by Grandfather Baker, as we used to call…
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Mr. Editor.—In reply to Mr. J. R. Taylor, in your issue of 24th inst. it is to be regretted that my very esteemed friend should take exception to a correspondent'd remarks,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →According to Hoard's Dairyman
if you want to get all the cream— there are certain things that must be done to the milk. Whether you use a separator, deep, setting, or…
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Robert Workman and William-Fitzpatrick, on bail, were charged with, on March 14, 1901, at Coff's Harbour, they did steal one ox, the property of William Hobart; further…
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SYDNEY, FRIDAY.—A conference, arranged by the directors of the Coastal Farmers' Co-operative Society, was held at Albion Park yesterday, when the following factories were represented: Dapto,…
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