Pickling Wheat
The following directions to farmers have been issued by the West Australian Department of Agriculture regarding pickling seed wheat, oats, and barley, and have been printed in the official…
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Farming & the land, 1908
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Sydney Wool Market
WINCHCOMBE, Carson, and Co., Ltd, report : — There is little change in the wool market. The inquiry is good, prices are firm,…
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WINCHCOMBE, Carson and Co., Ltd., report under date 28th July: — There is no change to report in the Sydney market, the same keen enquiry for wool…
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The Capetown correspondent of the "Times" writes that the Cape Parliament has been asked to sanction strong measures to safeguard the cattle of the colony…
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WE have received from the Under Secretary, Department of Agriculture, a copy of Farmers' Bulletin No. 9, entitled " Notes on Flax Growing,"…
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A derick comes handy when loading heavy articles on a waggon, for butcherrdling, building, etc. A good derrick, like the one shown in fig. is easily…
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Ideal harvesting weather is being experienced in South Manitoba. Threshing is general, and the quality of the crop is excellent…
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A stampede of cattle from the railway station caused some excitement in Goulburn on Thursday. The cattle, which had just been unloaded from four…
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We have been requested to direct attention to the sale of 4000 head of cattle, to be conducted at the Municipal Yards, Scone, on Tuesday, September 15, by…
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The following directions to farmers have been issued by the West Australian Department of Agriculture regarding pickling seed wheat, oats, und burley, and have been printed in the official…
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Schute, Bell, and Co. report:—Transactions in wool have been of only moderate extent since the last auction sales were held. Buyers are anxious to secure passed in lots…
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WINCHCOMBE, CARSON & CO. REPORT: There is little change to report in the wool market. The inquiry is good, prices are firm and the market…
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WE have received from the Under Secretary, Department of Agriculture, a copy of Farmers' Bulletin No. 9,ontitled Notes on Flax Growing,"…
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A derick comes [?]andy when loading. heavy articles on a wasgon, for butcherrdling. building, etc. A good derrick, like the one shown in fig. 1, is easily…
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A deputation waited upon the Minister of Agriculture to ask for greater facilities for night students at the University. Mr. Perry gave a favourable reply, and said he was negotiating with…
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This week opened in Sydney with heavy supplies of butter, and it iooks as if concessions of from 2s to 4s per cwt. need bo made by some wholesale holders of superfine in order to effect a clearance…
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Messrs Badgery Brothers report having conducted, in conjunction with Messrs Higgens, Parkinson, and Co., of Musvellbrook, a highly successful sale of…
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The New Zealand Farmers Union, the promoters of which had sanguine hope of its becoming a power in the land without incurring the antagonism of any political…
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FOR week ending August 22, 1908:—' Wool.—The past week has seen a good enquiry, but business has been confined to withdrawn lots from the…
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The work of the agricultural labourer, who produces the food on which the rest of the world lives, is certainly more valuable than that of men who simply…
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