The Butter Export Trade
Mr. W. BROWN, the principal of the Dookir Agricultural College, has forwarded a report to the secretary of agriculture, Victoria, giving a few hints in respect to the export…
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Farming & the land, 1891
320 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 10 of 16
The Wheat Market
THE Daily Telegraph has the following note on the prospects of the wheat market:--"The farmer who has plenty of wheat to sell after next harvest ought to…
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In the Assembly yesterday, in answer to a question by Mr. Haynes, Mr. Sydney Smith said that the cost of the travelling dairy complete was £411 19/5; sularis and wages up…
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THE Bathurst Times states that Mr. Henry Smith, farmer of Mandurama Ponds, Carcoar, has sent a challenge to the Agricultural Department in Sydney,…
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JOHN BRIDGE & Co. submitted their usual fortnightly catalogue on Wednesday. The various buyers present displayed a strong disposition to do business, and prices consequently remained…
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WE have received a copy of an exceedingly useful little work, which has entered its sixth edition, on the treatment of diseases in horses and cattle. The author in Mr. John…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Commercial. the London Wool Market. (From the Daily Telegraph.)
LONDON, June 25.-- The sales have continued throughout this week to be largely attended by all sections of the buyers, and the tone has been excellent. This has, however, not had any…
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From San Francisco it is reported that the Californian wheat yield will be double that of any previous year…
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From New York it is reported that the Farmers' Alliance have succeeded in returning fifteen members to the State Parliament of Kentucky. It is not expected, however, that…
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We have seen at the tinsmith's chop of Mr. T. Triglone, of Verner-street, an invention intended to supersede the present method of branding sheep. The idea originated with Mr…
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MURRUMBURBBAH, Thursday.—An inquest on the body of Charles Macabe, farmer, was hold at Currawong to-day. The evidence showed that the deceased attempted to jump a small…
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DEAR SIR,-- In answer to several queries, allow me to say that the form of sheep disease now common in New England, is not as has been supposed tape and stomach worm, but…
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At the meeting of the shareholders of the Crookwell Butter Factory, held last night at Tattersall's Hotel for the purpose of considering the advisability of…
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MR. CHARLES WOODHOUSE of Middle Arm has shown us a very ingenious arrangement by which one man can easily draft sheep, keeping behind them and regulating the…
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THE work of organisation in connection with the proposed Berrima District Cold Climate Farm and Dairy Company continues to progress satisfactorily. Delegates from six…
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BOWRAL, Tuesday.—The West Kangaloon Butter Factory treated 31,988gal. of milk during the month of July, and made 16,735lb. of butter, yielding 9½d per gallon for milk to the…
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A RESIDENT in the lo[?] having discovered that the lacteal produce of his cow was not up to the proper mark, and failing to understand the cause made enquiries at the Department of Agriculture…
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Messrs. Goldsbrough, Mort, and Co., Limited, brought forward at the usual fortnightly wool sales on Wednesday a small catalogue, numbering 81 bales, of which 58 were sold at auction…
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WE have on more than one occasion advocated the establishment of a society of some kind to assist the farmers, dairymen, etc., of the Yass district, to procure a ready money market for…
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MR. WOODHOUSE, grazier, of Middle Arm, has invented an implement intended to supersede the present method of branding sheep. It consists of a vessel divided into…
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