The Wool Sales
The wool sales yesterday Baxton, Ron[?] Company, Joseph Balme and Com[?] and Jacomb, Son, and Company offer[?] 56 bales, nearly half of which were New…
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Farming & the land, 1906
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The Wool Sales [By Cable.] London
The london wool sales opened at an animated advance of from five to ten per cent…
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[?]ty thousand tenantless farms are for [?] New York State owing to the expan[?] of business towns denuding the rural [?]…
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Mesrs. Jacob and Guest, stock and station agents, Boggabri, report that the general rains experienced during the past three weeks have caused a tremendous boom in the sheep…
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BALGETY &, SYDNEY, REPORT. CO: A very brisk demand prevails for all wools available for sale by private treaty at very firm prices compared…
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[?]he wool sales prices for the undermen[?] clips were:—Fernlee, 11d; Mahia, [?] Weka, 11½d; Rosebank, 12¼d; Wai[?] 12½d: Naling, 13[?]d; Taylor, 13[?]d;…
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The Associated Woolbrokers report under date 10th March:—A strong inquiry is in evidence, but owing to the meagre stock available, and…
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No less than about 1600 head of cattle are advertised for sale at next Wednesday's weekly stock markets. Owing to the late beneficent…
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At the wool sales yesterday Banxton, Ronald, and Company, Joseph Balme and Company and Jacomb, Son, and Company offered 7866 bales, nearly half of which were New…
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Owing prices were realised at he [?] yesterday for the clips mention[?] 9½d Dandine 11¼d, Mangow[?] 14½, Gear 14½d…
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At the colonial wool sales to-day the competition was animated, and opening prices were often exceeded…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Farm and Field. Selecting and Testings Seed
The practical farmer buys, plants and grown seed for profit, and hence it is the beat economy for him to test them for their percentage of germination,…
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The dairying industry continues to make rapid advancement throughout this district, despite the drawback in the way of the drougrht that has held the place in its…
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I have lately obtained the report of the Scottish Commission on Agriculture to Denmark, which is extremely interesting reading (says "Bruni" in the "Australasian.")…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Dairy Industry. Milking Cows by Machinery
Among the industries of the world dairying occupies a foremost place, and any schemes or auxiliaries for its advancement always command attention…
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Mr. Carr, a buyer of stock from Maitland, has been on the Manning River during the past week purchasing poddy heifters of a good class for a Mr. Collier, of Queensland. The…
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I would be hard to find a prettier fad than that of Baron Alington, whose great farm in Dorsetshire is stocked with beasts and birds of all kinds, every one of them snow-white…
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[?] descriptions of wool are very firm…
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I HAVE lately obtained the report of the Scot[?]ish. Commission on Agriculture to Denmark, which is extremely inter, sting reading (says "Bruni" in…
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Captain Doyle, on behalf of the South African Government, has purchased from Mr. B. Haydon, of Bloomfield, near Blandford, three…
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