The farm tarden. Butter Tests and Milking Trials
The butter tests at the recent Islington Show in England show some really good records by various cows. That confined to Shorthorns was won by Mr. J. Even 's Bur…
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Farming & the land, 1903
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The Farm and Garden. Butter Tests and Milking Trials
The butter tests at the recent Islington Show in England show some really Rood records by various cows. That confined to Shorthorns was won by Mr. J. Even's…
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The Associated Wool-brokers report under date 12th instant:—Attractive catalogues have been submitted during the past week; competition has been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dog Farms
The Chinese Empire is pre-eminently the country of fantastic trades. The reason of this may be that out-of-the-way avocations fall in with the strafcige tastes…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Glad to Oblige. How the Weather Expert Enlightened the Farmer
In the course of a visit to the metropolis a farmer called at the Meteorological Office and looked curiously about the place…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Farmers' Produce Market
There was an unusually large supply of produce at the Farmers' Union Sales at West Mait- on Wednesday morning, potatoes especially being largely represented. potatoes especially being largely represented. Although buyers were in good…
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The Government Statistician's latest estimate of the wheat harvest is 28,570,000 bushels. That is 12,570,000 bushels in excess of the record lmrvest of 1901. The estimated average yield of 19.2 bushels…
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ACCORDING to a statement furnished by the Government Statistician, the total yield of wheat for the State is estimated at 28,570,000 bushels. This…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Payment for Seed Wheat
The Minister of Agriculture has received the first remittance for seed wheat, amounting to £25, from a farmer at Trangie…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Dairying in New Zealand
THE Rev. R. Fairbrother has supplied us (the "Armidale Chronicle") with the following from a New Zealand newspaper:—A family named…
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THE four-masted barque, Falls of Garry, that has loaded a cargo of Argentine wheat at Sydney foH the English market, sails to-morrow…
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The Railway Commissioners are jubilant at the excellent harvest traffic prospects, and they are getting daily proofs of the accuracy of Mr. Cbghlan's forecast…
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The Government Statistician's latest estimate of the wheat harvest is 28,570,000 bushels. That is 12,570,000 bushels in excess of the record harvest of 1901. The estimated average yield of 192 bushels…
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The Associated Wool-brokers report under date 19th instant:—The closing sales the half-year were held during the past operations being curtailed to two…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →the farm & garden. Cure for Lumpy Jaw
This disease says Mr. A. W. Bitting, veterinarian, at the Indiana Experiment Station, is due to a fungus sometimes called the ray fungus of actinomycocis. The fungus occurs upon grass and other…
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Excellent supplies of produce were available at the Farmers' Union sales in West Maitland on Wednesday morning, and with a good attendance of buyers remunerative figures were obtained for most…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Farm and Garden. Cube for Lumpy Jaw
This disease says Mr. A. W. Bitting, veterinarian at the Indiana Experiment Station, is due to a fungus sometimes called the ray fungus of actinomy-cocis. The fungus occurs upon grass and other…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Our Great Wheat Harvest [By Telegraph] Sydney
The railway authorities reported today that there were 38,000 bage of grain at Darling Harbour this morning. These had been accumulating…
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