Temperature in Butter Making
ONE of the strongest arguments in favour of low cooling, which allows of deep setting, is the smaller amount of labour involved in the management of the milk. By dropping…
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Farming & the land, 1881
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Farmers' Unions
There was at first a certain indefiniteness in the movement in this district to establish a farmers' union. But gradually its purposes have been more distinctly…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Original Correspondence. Butter Making and Export. to the Editor of the Kiama Independent
SIR,—Much has been written and more said on the subject of finding a suitable market for our surplus butter still very little of a practical nature has been done by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. the Co-operative Butter Company. to the Editor of the Kiama Independent
SIR,—The following printed circular emanating from the well-known firm who have affixed their names thereto, and circulated it among the producers in this, and, I…
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SOME time ago we noticed the fact that a lecture on butter-making, by Mr. C. E. Crommelin, had been published in the form of a supplement to the Ulladulla and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Original Correspondence The Co-Operative Butter Company. (To the Editor of the "Illawarra Mercury.")
SIR,—The following printed circular emanating from the well-known firm who have affixed their names thereto, and circulated it among the producers in this, and, I suppose, surrounding…
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In its natural state butter contains a considerable portion of mucilaginous matter, which is more putiescible than the pure oily parts. When it is proposed,…
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"Milk of good average quality contains about 87deg of water: broadly I may state 100 parts of milk contain— Water. . . 87.10…
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This Company is now assuming definite form, and the very important business of electing seven Directors to conduct the affairs of the association, in accordance with the Deed of Settlement, will be…
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"Now comes the question, which is the best way to cool the milk. In America many machines are in use, all professing to do this effectively. They are of various…
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THOUSANDS of acres of untenanted land are at present lying partially or entirely unproductive in various parts of England, especially on the has clays and marls of…
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The ostriches formerly belonging to the Acclimatisation Society, and located a few years ago at Longerenong, are doing very well on the station of Messrs. Officer, near Swan…
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The agricultural depression in the United Kingdom has had the effect of directing attention of capitalists and farmers to the opening of investments in land afforded by…
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"A few facts on 'salting,' and I will go on to something else. Immediately after churning, the mass consists of a mixture of butter, with more or less cream. The…
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While the potency of the press as a means of human progress is well known and appreciated, and in particular the aid it is rendering agriculture is so generally…
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"It may be argued, I think, from what I have said, that associated dairying is highly applicable to our coast districts We have magnificent pastures, a splendid…
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A farmer in Galway has been shot dead for refusing to comply with a mandate of the Land League respecting his obligations to his landlord…
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The agricultural depression in the United Kingdom has had the effect of directing attention of capitalists and farmers to the opening of investments in land afforded by…
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ON Monday, April 4, under the presidency of Mr. Duckham, M.P., a meeting of the Farmers Club was held at the Ians of Court Hotel, Lincoln's-inn. Mr. T. Bell, of…
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NOTHING dazzles and bewilders the farmer more than the long figures attained by brooders of racing colts. The tendency is often to unhinge the well-formed plans of…
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