Dairy Conference. Sydney, Thursday Night
THE dairy conference has decided to wait for copies of the proposed Dairy and Butter Bills in order that' the delegates may see what the various State…
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Farming & the land, 1901
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Agricultural and Pastoral. a Butter Trust
It is generally conceded that the butter business is not in a sounder condition than it ought to be. At a meeting recently held in Sydney, at which some twenty to thirty…
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SYDNEY, THURSDAY.—A conference of persons interested in the dairying industry is being held at the Landa Department. Mr. O'Callaghan, Government Dairy Expert,…
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The Buenos Ayres "Standard" is responsible for the following statement:—A very curious and apparently successful experiment has been…
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Mr. Frank M'Caffrey concludes his articles on the Richmond and Tweed with a reference to the position of tenant farmers. He states that…
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DURING the past week (says the R. R. HERALD) we had the pleasure of inspecting the homestead of Mr. Allan Livingstone, at Codrington, and were much impressed with the general productiveness of the…
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The north coast of N.S. Wales produces more maize than any other part of our newly formed Commonwealth and the State of N.S. Wales. Our State is the largest…
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SYDNEY, THURSDAY,—Mr, O'Callaghon, Government dairy expert, addressing a large and representative meeting of dairymen and others at Kiama, replied to the criticisms on the recent…
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Mr. W. G. M'Kinney states with reference to the export butter season, though it has been satisfactory, the anticipations of a year…
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The Sydney Mail writes: In view of recent events, the Department of Agriculture should no longer delay in starting one or two farms for…
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A meeting of the Provisional Directors of the above was held at Coramba on Wednesday, six of the Provisional Directors being present. Mr. J. Cowling was voted to the…
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SPEAKING at Grafton on the occasion of his farewell the Hon. T. H. Smith: "In turning over old catalogues I came upon one of 1871 when nearly all the sections were represented…
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A SEPARATING plant has been installed in the Berry Central Butter Factory, where, in addition to the large quantity of butter manufactured from the cream supplied by separating stations…
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THE following quaint summary of his position ia supplied by a Canadian:"When I first started in farming I put all my land in wheat, as was then the custom. Fur two or three years…
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This disease is reported to be getting common amongst the herds of Victoria. Mr. H. W. Potte, of the Victorian Department of Agriculture, states there are several causes to…
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The directors of the Cobden Butter Factory are proposing a system of insurance for the suppliers, to their factory at Cobden, Victoria, that should be followed in principle…
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The Africander breed of cattle, or the common cattle of the country, are believed to be the most direct descendants of the aboriginal cattle…
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The demand for good butter in the Philippines, in Japan, and along the entire coast of China is increasing very fast, and is bound to assume…
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THE largest farm in America, and probably in the world; is situated in the south western part of Louisana. It extends 100 miles north and west. It was purchased in 1883 by a syndicate of…
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AT the Bombala District Court last week, before Judge Fitzhardinge, in the important action of the Bombala Co-operative Dairying Company, Limited, v. Newton, much public interest was…
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