Butter Commission
In connection with, the proposal that the Victorian Butter Commission shall take further evidence in Sydney, Mr. C. E. D. Meares, manager of the Coastal Farmers'…
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Farming & the land, 1905
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Agricultural Society Suggestions for Improvement. Farmers Should be Aroused.—The Exhibits Improved.—And the Public Support Increased
The following paper was read by Mr. Reeve Waugh at the local Agricultural Society's [?] on Thursday evening last, during the discussion on…
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The quarterly Council meeting of the Clarence F., P. and C. Union will be held to-morrow (Saturday) at Brushgrove, opening at 10 a.m…
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The question is very fully don't with by Mr. Cuddie, who points out that it is not only the careless supplier that delivers inferior milk to the…
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In an Interview with Mr. Sidney Kidman, the Cattle King, regarding the future prospects of the cattle market, he says: "My opinion of the future of the cattle market…
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An area of 8488 acres in the neighbourhood of Cooran, on the North Coast railway, was reserved for selection by Richmond River farmers. Tuesday was the…
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There was a fair attendance at the conference of dairy factories, which was begun on Tuesday, and the proceedings were of interest to all the producers of butter. The…
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A conference of butter factory delegates was held in Sydney on Tuesday; for the purpose of considering the question of ocean freights and cold storage. Mr. R. Malcolm (Manning River)…
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In our paragraph re the above in last issue an error crept in. We stated that the old milking strain had been lost by crossing with "the beef strain…
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Rending the report of a sale conducted at Rossvale, Pittsworth, reminds one of the old days on the South Const of New South Wales, and later on the Richmond River,…
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Air. W. Morrison, hood salesman of the Coustal Farmers' Co-operative Society, now in London, reports that some of the Society's butter landed from the Omrah is bettar in quality and packing…
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The meeting of tins Farmers' Union delegates at Brushgrove on Saturday showed evidence of the utility of that body, and its aliveness to the interests of the district…
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Thie Association has decided to fix a minimum price for the best honey. It was time that action of this kind was taken, for the bee farmers have made very little…
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"The Grocer" (England) has an exhaustive review of the trade in butter, cheese, and bacon during the past twelve months, and is of opinion…
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To have a talk with the good farmers in your district is worth a good deal to you. In every district there are some farmers who possess a…
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The principle of self-help amongst farmers has been adopted in Scotland, where the Highland and Agricultural Society has been testing the cows of…
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AT the conference of butter factory, managers and others, held in Sydney during Show week, Mr. A. Jackson (Macleay River) moved:— "That we approach the Harbor…
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MR. F. C. DILLON, secretary to the proposed co-operative butter company at Gleniffer, writes:— May I ask space in your valuable columns to refute the rumor…
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AT the producers' end everybody is satisfied, and in the Home market the Government graders' certificates of quality and weight will alone be…
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Stownrds—Messrs. P. J. Timbs,. Arthur Gray, T. H. Carlton. Judge—Mr. E. Moses. Shorthorn bull calf, under 1 yr,—Mrs. R…
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