Dairying
How may the best use be made of land in southern districts that is becoming unproductive owing to infestation by rabbits? Addressing himself to this question,…
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Farming & the land, 1915
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Pastoral
Over halt the annual wealth of New South Wales is produced by the pastoral industries of the State. By far the largest proportion of this is represented by wool, but…
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Some attention has been directed lately to the question whether the common practice in New South Wales of sowing wheat an drills seven to eight inches apart is the…
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Although the planting season in the tableland district is a considerable way off, the Inspector of Agriculture, who is particularly concerned with potatoes, remarks that it is…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Dairying. Milking the Cow
While the milking machine, in the care of an intelligent man, may solve the labor problem, it will do endless damage in the hands of a careless operator. So remarks…
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What effect will the present European war have upon, the dairying industry? To this question the Dairy Expert of tho Department of Agriculture addresses…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Making Men. for Field and Farm Young Australians at College
The following article is taken from the "Morning Chronicle," a leading London paper. It was written by Mr. Nicol, the special Commissioner of the "Chronicle," who…
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The annual statistics of the herd-testing associations affiliated with the Tweed-Richmond Herd-Testing Council provide plenty of food for dairy farmers' reflection, but…
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Selling aside taints due to feed, absorption, etc., which only in very bad cases compel the cream to be classed as second quality, the article by one of the Dairy…
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Paper road by Mr. W. Booth at the June meeting of the Lower Portland branch of the Agricultural Bureau, entitled "Suggestions to Farmers as to advantages of…
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The specialists in charge of various departments in the college of agriculture at the University of California; U.S.A.; were asked recently to boil down to a single page…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →DAIRYING Grass Palatability Tests at Hawkesbury College
A report by the of the Argostologist Department or Agriculture gives an account interesting to dairymen of some palatability tests with grasses carried out at…
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A coastal fanner who had a crop of table peas in flower, asked what was the effect of frost upon the crop and whether there was anything he could do to minimise loss…
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Paper written by Mr. W. C. Gambrill and read at the July meeting of the Lower Portland branch of the Agricultural Bureau :— The present season, winter, is considered by…
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Tt is seriously proposed by these bodies— the one purely political, and the other, partly political ami partly industrial, to confer and possibly combine. Someone has proposed…
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To the average consumer the cheese mile is merely an object of curiosity, though many suppose that it is only to be found on a good cheese…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →H.A. College Notes Mr. George Cobb. The College Farm Foreman
Mr. Cobb has just commenced his long leave at the end of 24. years, in the service of the Department of Agriculture as farm foreman at the College. Ex-students will…
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"To sell butter fat or sugar means, from the standpoint of fertility, to sell transformed sunshine, air and water." So says Bulletin No. 204 of Kansas Slate…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Co-operative Marketing What the Coastal Farmers' Co-op-erative Society Is Doing
From time to lime the "Gazette" has endeavoured to shove the co-operative movement along, and it notices with pleasure that growers throughout the fertile…
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Paper read by Mr. R. M. Smith at the August meeting of the Lower Portland Agricultural Bureau:— There is no life that should appeal to…
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