A Blessing on the Farm
We are indebted to a local correspondent for forwarding Hie following interesting verses from the "Farm Journal," Philadelphia:--…
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Farming & the land, 1904
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The Selling Price of Butter
SPEAKING on this subject at the Con-ference of Co-operative Dairymen, Mr. Meares said the season just closed was remarkable for the fact that the…
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GIVING evidence before the Commission in Melbourne on Wednesday, Mr. J. M. Sinclair, formerly Victorian Government agent in London, produced a letter over Mr. J. W. Taverner's…
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Commenting on the recent conference he "Herald" says many strangely constitited bisomess concerns have undertaken to market produce on co-operative lines;…
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At present 43 vessels arc loading or are under charter, for wheat in Australia with a capacity of 60,000 tons, or three million bushels…
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Line does not act as well on light sandy loamy soil as it does on stiff clays and sour lands. In the lighter soils, gypsum, which is a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Farm Gossip. Feeding Farm Horses.-- Cleaning Milk Utensils.-- Manuring Fruit. Trees.-- Prevention of ''Smut on Oats.-- Why Clover, is Valuable
Most horsemen agree that maize is not a desirable food for horses, but the farmer, who has more maize than any other grain does not feel…
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THE Manning River Co. manufactured 82,454lbs. butter in July, paying suppliers £2844, or 7d. per lb. For the same month the Byron Bay Co. turned out 170 tons butter,…
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THE meeting of delegates representing Co-operative Dairy Co's., held at Albion Park, was well attended. Mr. F. T. Matthews represented the Bellinger Co. A long…
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The latest reports received from England state that Australian butter is not in favour in the old country, and it is contrasted with New Zealand butter, which seems to be of first…
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An extraordinar statement was made before this Commission with respect to an award that was given at the last Exhibition held in England for what was supposed to the Victorian…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday Night. The Victorian Agent-General, Mr Taverner, has cabled a request that a committee be appointed in…
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Now that our dairy industry has assumed such large proportions that it promises to rival the great pastoral industry, the question…
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Recently Mr. G. J. Rohr, proprietor of the Wagga Butter Factory, decided to embark upon the export trade, and made special…
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Two ships cleared for Falmouth to-day, taking a total shipment of over 43,000 bags of wheat…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Unsatisfactory Position of N.s.w. Butter. Alarming Reports From London
Recent reports from London concerning the position of Australian butter, and the quality of the article exported during the recent, flush season, must be alarming to…
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The Burrumbuttock correspondent of the Albury "Banner" writes:--A story has been going the rounds of the Press concerning…
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The cablegram published on the subject of Australian butter, setting out the opinion of Messrs. Weddel and Co., of London, was brought under the notice of the Queensland…
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A number of inquiries were made for butter for export last week in Sydney, but bayers were unable to fill their requirements, owing to a difference of about a half-penny between offers made and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Unsatisfactory Position of New South Wales Butter. Alarming Reports From London
Recent reports from London concerning the position of Austrulian butler, and the quality of the article exported during the recent flush season, must be alarming to producers here…
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