Educating the Farmer
Amongst the United States Ministers who retire from office with President Taft one of the longest and most honourable records is that of Mr. Wilson, who for…
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Farming & the land, 1913
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Butter Breaches an "Alarming Increase." Sydney, Sunday Night
During February fifty-three cases were tried under the Customs Act and fines inflicted for export butter being below the standard or short…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—During February, 53 cases were tried under the Customs Act, at Melbourne, and fines inflicted for tlic export of butter which was below…
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Latest news from London is to the effect that the butter market is dull, principally owing to the warm weather. The quotation for Danish is unchanged. Choicest…
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Replying to a question on the subject of the crossing of cattle for the production of butter, the dairy expert stated that experiments which…
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A good deal of interest is being taken in North Coast districts, in the experiments with sheep which are being conducted at Grafton Experiment Farm. Not that…
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REPORTING on the trials of green fodders which were made on the farmers' plots on the South Coast last year, the inspector for the district…
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Reporting on the trials of green fodders which were made on the farmers' plots on the South Coast last year, the inspector for the district remarked…
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Statistics show that Canada has induced the settlement of 5000 farmers, each with at least £500, during the past six years. It appears that it took as a rule three…
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Grade dairy cow, 4yrs. and over, in milk—McIntosh Bros. Rose II, first; Lindsay Bros.' Rachael,' second; A. C. Lamond's Beauty III. of Brindee, third…
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REPAYING to a question on the subject of the crossing of cattle for the production of butter, the dairy expert stated that experiments which…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The condition of the butter business is not escaping the attention of the Chamber of Commerce. The following resolution has been moved…
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Mr. J. Martin (of Tevan) addressed the Ballina Labour League in support of his proposal for a bonus of butter similar to that paid to the sugar industry, in…
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Four prizes, totalling £100, are this year's award in the continuous judging class for butter for local consumption. The conditions of this competition were…
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This test was instituted in 1911, and has been continued without intermission since then. Few events at the show bring about keener rivalry; yet it is…
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During the week Mr. Briner, member for Raleigh, paid this centre a visit. He was greatly impressed with the richness of the district and considered that when…
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Foods (Judge—J. Turnbull, Ulmarra)— Prevost Bros., 339 points. Maize (Judge, Broadbent)— Yellow dent, late variety, Charles Drury. Early…
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About £165 is scheduled for the butter classes, of which £11 is set apart for fresh butter made in the dairy section at the show, exhibitors to supply their own…
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A faulty feature of all Agricultural Society Shows is the annual reappearance of the same familiar exhibit somewhat differently attired. Possibly some…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →North Coast Visited. Every Farmer Should Read This
Mr. Musson, Lecturer, in Botany and Entomology, at the Hawkesbury Agricultural College, writes in the college "Journal": A visit to the North Coast…
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