Agricultural and Pastoral
The co-operative associations and other produce bodies in Victoria are sustaining the agitation in favour of reduced freights on butter carried to London. Recently…
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Farming & the land, 1904
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Dairying Matters
Byron Bay Co-operative Co. pays 7½d for A. 1. butter and 6¾ for No. 1. The last pay is £15,000. The Southgate Dairy Co. treated…
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The C.R.P. Dairy Co's half-yearly meeting took place in the Temperance Hall on Saturday afternoon. Present :--Messrs. Jas. Retallick, Jas…
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The "Coastal Farmers' Guetto" writes— The Clarence is slowly catching hold of the fuller cash value of co-operativo production. The factory at Ulmarra, after…
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The half-yearly meeting ol shareholders was held in the Temperance Hall, Ulmarra, on Saturday, and there were about 20 shareholders present. The Chairman…
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S. M. Herald in discussing the prospects of dairying in the near future says that a feature of the cattle situation has been the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Telegrams. Dairymen's Conference. Important Decisions Arrived At. Startling Evidence as to Dishonesty. Why the Butter Trade has been Affected. SYDNEY
The co-operative Butter Companies' Conference in Albion Park yesterday was very largely attended, including Niland, Garvan, and…
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DEAR SIR.-- Some liltle time, ago I brought the question of "Dried Milk" under the notice of the Lismore Chamber of Commerce, and was informed by…
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THERE are evidently certain nice distinctions and degrees of vice, in the condition of cream, as known to Victorian experts, "Besides being bad,"…
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The Co-operative Butter Companies' Conference at Albion Park opened on Tuesday, and was very largely attended. Among those present being Messrs Niland, Garven, and MoCormack,…
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Mr. Bartlett, of Alstonville, argued in favour of the establishment in Sydney of a Butter Exchange. A proper building, he thought, should be erected,for the…
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Many of the farmers who devote the greater part of their energy to wheat growing are not at all satisfied with the prices they obtain for the cereal. And indeed those…
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There was a Iarge attendance at the concluding day of the exhibition on Friday, about 20,000 children and 7000 or 8000 adults being present. The receipts for the…
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The conference of dairy delegates met at Albion Park on Tuesday. There was a very representative attendance, including Messrs. W. T. Massingham (Lismore company) G. T…
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A number of the best farmers in N.S. Wales have applied fertilisers to the soilof recent years, writes the "Sydney Mail." The amount of manures used in this State…
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The discussion that took place at the conference of Co-operative Dairy Companies, which was held at Albion Park on Tuesday, was interesting, and several…
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The London correspondent of the SM. Herald, under the heading of "A Leading Brand," makes the following highly complimentary references to the North…
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Expert journals are commenting strongly on the serious deterioration in quality of Australian butter exported to London, while the New…
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A correspondent from Lawrence writes as follows:--"I notice in your last leading article where you went to advise landholders to go in for keeping a breed…
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Melbourne, Wednesday.--The Butter Commission sat again to-day. J. M. Sinclair, who was formerly Commercial Agent for the Victorian…
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