The Farmer
Mr. Astronomer Russeil predicts 7 years of plenty. The Parramatta Fruit Storage Co. sent away last week a consignment of fresh…
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Farming & the land, 1897
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The Farmer
In 1892 there were 270 factories in N.S.W. In 1896 there were 388. In 1896 the ensilage made in N.S.W. only amounted to 3680 tons. Thousands…
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AMONG the visitors to the Hawkesbury Agricultural College last week were two farmers from Pitt Town Common, Messrs A Reekie and J Gray. These gentlemen brought with them three samples of…
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By means of irrigation some farmers in the Far West are making a living out of 20 acres, who, without irrigation, would find it hard to live on 500 acres…
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The supply of the Ulmarra N.S.W. factory is closely approaching 4000 gallons per diem. Mr. F. Withers shipped 70 cases of…
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The GAZETTE is the the Local Newspaper, 2/6 per quarter in Advance. In Sydney fruit markets last week lemons and oranges were in good request,…
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SENR-SERGEANT BOYD has kindly furnished us with the following statistics:—The total acreage under wheat in the Police district of Windsor, and the quantities of hay and…
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The GAZETTE is the the Local Newspaper, 2/6 per quarter in Advance. In July, 1817, wheat in Sydney realized 23/4 per bushel and maize 14/…
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THE recent few days' rain will do a considerable amount of good to the Kurrajong fruit-growers. Although the drought caused a great quantity of the young…
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At Mr. Beran's orangery, Galston, near Dural, is a 60 years' old tree which is one of two yielding 60 cases. 278 acres near Boggabri yielded 4000…
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