Farm and Dairy
In the Condoblin district the grasshoppers are doing much damage. One station has had 30,000. acree cleared of grass by the pests…
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Farming & the land, 1899
71 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 4 of 4
Windsor Stud Farm
THE following horses are doing duty this season at Mr James Gosper's Stud-farm.:—Courage, Beauchamp (imp), and Merv (imp). The following are the yearlings at the above…
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A GAZETTE reporter visited the H. A. College poultry farm on Friday afternoon and was courteously shown round by the expert, Mr. J. J. McCue…
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Recently in Sydney 1138 bags of American maize was sold at 8s. a bag. Hams which are packed in pulverised charcoal will keep fresh for years…
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The GAZETTE 2/6 Quarterly in adance. The killing of so many Boers ought to lead to a fall in the price of bacon…
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THE good season that we have entered upon is as evident at the Hawkesbury Agricultural College as anywhere in New South Wales. This excellent State institution has only been in existence…
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On coming along past Lower Fortland last week, in a spot where no one would expect to find vegetables, the writer ran across a splen…
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We had the pleasured haring a look at Portland Head Farm, the residence of the Rev. H. Woodhouse, at Sackville Beach. After travelling a few miles…
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The GAZETTE 2/6 Quarterly in adance. Moruya Agricultural Society has hired a stud boar from the Hawkesbury College…
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Within a week Victoria shipped 1800 tons of butter to London. In 10 years (1889-1899) dingoes and domesticated mongrels destroyed 1,814,628…
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Last year Victoria produced about 95 tons of raisins and 160 tons of apricot dried, while New South Wales did not produce 10 tons…
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