Preservatives in Butter
Two, boxes butter were sent from the Smithtown Dairy Factory, Macleay River, to London to test the value of preservatives. One contained them, the other did…
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Farming & the land, 1903
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Dairying Matters
A new 18-ton compressor is expected to be installed at the Manning River Cooperative Dairy Co's factory this week. The Coraki Co-operative Butter Co…
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Messrs. Mathie and M'William, of Glasgow, report on the 2nd July: The tendency at the present time is towards a lower hasis of value in all classes of butter. There is…
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The Grafton Dairy Co. on Monday evening decided to pay 4 13-16d on a 3.6 test. Last month 16,994 gallons of milk were separated; butter made, 7557lbs…
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DURING the past few years the public have become so used to adulteration —every individual being a veritable chemist's shop after a meal—that no…
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The 12th conference, which was opened at Narrandera on Tuesday, has a roll-call of 90 delegates, and was described as the strongest and most important yet held, A…
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The Farmers' and Settlers' Conference, now sitting at Narandera, approved of private enterprise being allowed to undertake the task of…
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The F.F. and Ice Company paid their milk suppliers 4 5-16d per gallon on their average of 3.6 for the 28 days' supply in July…
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THE bi-annual meeting of the above dairy company was held here this afternoon and was of the usual quiet character. There were 15…
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DURING the month ending July 25, seven tons of butter was marketed from Kempatch's Maclean Refrigerating Works. Suppliers were paid up to 1s 2 1/2d per pound for commercial butter…
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THE Palmer's Island branch met on the 10th instant, Mr. J. F. Jackman in the chair. There were also present:—Messrs W. Johnson, A. E. Garven, A. Cameron, G. Smith, M…
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About 20 shareholders met in the temperance Hall on Saturday, to receive the Directors' report and balance sheet. The Directors were present, with the exception of…
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FOR some time past the Prussian Chamber of Agriculture has been conducting an enquiry into the economical advantages and…
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The Casino Co-operative Dairy Co., Ltd., produced for four weeks ending July 25th 41,998lbs. butter and paid nett 1s per lb. for first-class and 11d for…
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I WOULD like to heartily endorse the sentiments, "Form as an indication of dairy propensities." We hear the trash argument that type…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Agricultural and Pastoral. Citrus Fruit Growing on the Clarence
What a quantity of fruit cases we see during summer months around our city wharves and markets branded "Messina, Sicily," and how temptingly beautiful appear…
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At the conference at Narrandera on Monday, the following resolutions were carried:—"That any travelling stock route, or part thereof, and any comping reserve,…
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THE conservation of fodder for winter feed for cattle being of particular interest to the farming community, a Berry correspondent visited the Government…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Lot of the Farmer
Evidence was given in an appeal case on Tuesday at the Parramatta Quarter Sessions which served to show that the lot of the farmer is not always a happy one. Thomas Gardiner, a…
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The manager of a large factory in Victoria writes: That the separation of milk on the farm has its advantages no one with a knowledge of the subject will deny; but if…
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