Farmors and Settlers' Association
A well attended meeting of the Sportsmini's Crock branch was held on 4th last., at the residence of Mr. R. Nobbs. A letter from the General Secretary, enclosing…
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Farming & the land, 1908
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Dairying in New South Wales
"With your enormous stretches of fertile soil you have here in New South Wales practically boundless dairying possibillties," said Mr. Ignatius D. Montgomery, a…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Mr. William Norman, a farmer, late of Surrey (Eng.), having visited Victoria, Queensland, and the northern portions of this State, including…
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Mr. J. B. Suttor, Commercial Commissioner for New South Wales in the East, has furnished the Minister for Agriculture, Mr. J. Perry, with…
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Short lactation periods, as a rule, result in a high percentage of fat, while long periods give a lower percentage of fat…
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A largely attended meeting to establish a butter factory was held in the School of Arts, Coff's Harbor, on Monday. Mr. P. J. J. MacNamara presided. Mr. John O'Neill…
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Bitter milk may originate from two different sources. The first, which is dependent upon the cow, may result from improper feeding with such…
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On Wednesday afternoon, September 9, the annual meeting of share holders of the Upper Bollinger Co-operative Dairy Co. was held in the…
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The Tyndale branch held their monthly meeting on Monday, Mr. F. W. Eglington presiding. The Secretary, Mr. W. G. Benson, read correspondence from Orara Shire…
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Respecting the exporting of butter to Great Britain from Queensland, a Sydney contempornry on the 10th inst. stated that it was reported by the English mail that shipmputs from…
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Stock Inspector Kearney, writes the following for public information:--Now that a prolific growth of clover is assured owners must keep a sharp…
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The knowledge that will lead to the employment of suitable manures for growing crops has yet to be gathered by the majority of farmers. In the…
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Testing cows individually, and treating them on the merits of that test only, is the only sure and profitable way of increasing the output…
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The extraordinary progress made by the famous North Coast district of New South Wales is one of the most striking developments of settlement…
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The porpoise is usually looked upon merely as an ocean pest, for it consumes enormous quantities of fish and fish spawn, but should the Scottish…
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An unknown disease has broken out in several dairy Lords in the Allora district, Queensland. The cows affected are seized with staggering, which…
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It is hardly necessary to state that Wild Cattle Creek is in the Dorrigo district, as the papers have given it some prominence in connection with…
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SIR,—Allow me to contradict the rumor that has been circulated about the district that as Chairman of the recent butter factory meeting, I…
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A large and representative gathering of dairymen from this and the surrounding district met at the School of Arts, Coff's Harbor, last…
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Mr. W. Smith, pig expert of the Victorian Department of Agriculture, brings under the notice of farmers the importance of breeding more pigs of the…
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