Butter Testing in Denmark
Mr. D. Cuddie, dairy commissioner to the New zealand Department of Agriculture, writes as follows in the official journal:— While visiting the Experimental Station at…
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Farming & the land, 1909
1,455 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 29 of 73
Chicago Wheat Declines
May wheat in Chicago, quoted at [?] dollars (5s O¾d) on Wednesday, fell [?] cents on Saturday…
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This is an infectious disease due to a specific bacterium, the Anthrax bacillus. It is most commonly seen in cattle and sheep, but may attack any domesticated animal and man. The…
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Mr. Primrose M'Connell recently lectured on London's milk supply from a farmer's point of view, and said that it was not the number of microbes in milk that…
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The weather was fine and the going good at Warwick Farm on Saturday Results;- Hurdle Racc. about 2 miles.—Ryde, by…
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Owing to the continued dry weather, the natural feed for stock is rapidly decreasing in various parts of the district, and some pastoralists have during the past week…
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Schute, Bell, & coi report :— satisfactory advices continue to be received as to the progress of the London sales, steady improvement in prices of most descriptions…
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The local police court was occupied for a considerable time last Thursday afternoon, and again yesterday afternoon, in taking evidence for the prosecution on a charge…
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[?] sales on Tuesday prices realised for [?] mentioned were:—Tbarroora, 8 ½d; [?] Mutti, 11½d; Toaniy, 12¼d;[?] Mount Bute, 16½d…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest Cables. London, Wednesday. the Wool Sales
Splendid auction sales of wool were held in London yesterday. Good merino fleeces are very dear…
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I Bacon and Company Gunnedah report having sold on account of Mr. J. Campbell his Woodville property near Curlewis consisting of 640 acres to…
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SINGLETON, Friday The case ngalnst James A. [?] and Arthur S.Noble, for alleged cattle stealing, was continued yesterday before Mr. C.H…
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[?] sales prices realised for [?] mentioned were A [?] Delegate [?]…
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Mr. Rider Haggard, in an article on "The Small Farmer in England" in the November "Windsor Magazine," says:—In the neighbourhood of the town of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Dairying Industry on the North Coast. Some Interesting Facts
THE other day, Mr. E. G. Eagar, of Silverwood, and Chairman of directors of the local Cooperative Dairy Co., received an interesting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. a Farmers' Federation. (To the Editor of the Scone Advocate )
SIR.—It has been frequently advocated that farmers as a class should unite for their own mutual advantage, not only as far as their…
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in a bulletin of the Nebraska Exper[?]ment Station U.S.A. the results of a ten years record of a dairy herd are given, and some suggestions are made as to the cost of…
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Mr. D. Cuddie, dairy commissioner to the New Zealand Department of Agriculture, writes as follows in the official journal:—While visiting the Experimental Station at…
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At the wool sales prices realised for fleces of the clips mentioned were:—Mathiur, 10½; Omarama, 10[?]d; Boolardy, 10[?]d; Merivale, 10[?]; Boonoke, 11[?]; ugbrooke…
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