Land Nationalisation and the Farmer
WHENEVER the subject of land nationalisation is mentioned, the farmer, as a mie, shrugs his shoulders' and mutters a deep if not a loud anathema. He has…
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Farming & the land, 1888
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The Farmer
Do not work an acre more of land than you can work as it should be done. Attend the agricultural show of your district, and make it of practical value…
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Salting of cows has to do with the butter's coming, they should be salted every day: they will always eat salt when they need it. Cows like cabbage leaves, but it is better to feed…
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A leading farmer writes:—I do not think i[?] necessary to go great expenses of building, a silo. My process of filling is as follows:—Cut the grass (I use second-crop clover and rye grass) and put…
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The dry weather is the subject of complaint from every portion of New South Wales. Reports, however from the back country…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Farming in New South Wales
Farming doesn't pay in New South Wales! That is a cry that I hear, through my "exchanges" half a dozen times every week; but a little light has just been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Governor Shears a Sheep
LAST Monday morning Lord Carrington who is touring through the western districts, visited Dunlop woolshed. His Excellently expressed great satisfaction…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Farming and High-priced Land
In view of the so-called high prices now being paid for agricultural and grazing land near town it is apparent that a different system of farming from that…
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You can't make good butter unless you have a dairy room, and that properly ventilated and the temperature under your control. One of the strongest arguments in favour of the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Bulls for Mulgrave Stud Farm
The steamer Gulf of Corcovada, which is expected to arrive within a few days, has on board from London three very valuable young bullsâone for the Tocal herd, the others for the Mulgrave stud farm. They were selected by Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sale of the Fairfield Horse and Cattle Stock
The grounds at Fairfield on Tuesday bore an unusually lively appearance, occasioned by the gathering of visitors, both local and metropolitan, attracted thither by the chances of picking up a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Pests the Farmer has to deal with
As though the drought were not evil enough to cope with, the farmers in this district are visited by several pests which destroy what little crops of fruit and grain…
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