Unanderra Dairy Company
Mr. W. H. Cook writes complaining that our report of his remarks at the Unanderra Dairy Company's meeting last week does not exactly convey his expressions What he did…
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Farming & the land, 1889
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Victorian Butter Factories
The Minister for Agriculture has received the report of Mr. D. Wilson on the butter factories now established and in course of erection in different parts of the colony. The…
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THE Echuca correspondent of the Melboure Age writes:—A meeting of farmers was held at Tongala, and passed unanimously resolutions against…
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Preservation of grain depends more upon temperature than upon method of working. Salt should be added to suit the special…
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THE Herefords, after a long struggle for recognition, have attained a place among the foremost broods of beef cattle in the United States. The first…
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MR. E. STANLEY, the Government Veterinarian, has sent in the following report on the disease that broke out among travelling stock in the Young…
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THE tenth half-yearly meeting of this company was hold on Friday night last, when there was a full attendance. The balance-sheet and report for six months ending…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Poultry and Poultry Farming. Written for the "Illawarra Mercury." Partridge Cochins
This variety of Cochins even in England are not so universally popular as the bright-looking Buds or Cinnamon, but their sober color fits them specially for many amateurs, and…
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The tenth half-yearly meeting of this company was held (says the Kiama INDEPENDENT) was held on Friday night last, when there was a full attendance. The balance-sheet and report for six months…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dairying Industry and the Market. Banquet at Kiama
At the invitation of the directors of the Fresh Food and Ice Company, of Sydney, about 70 representative dairy farmers between wollongong and Kiama were entertained at a banquet in…
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A NOVELTY in dairying appliances was exhibited at the show of the Royal Agricultural Society of England just held at Windsor. This was a butter…
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ON Saturday afternoon last a meeting of representatives of the various factories in the district was hold in the Council Chamber, Kiama, for the purpose of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Recent Fall in the Price of Butter. Important Meeting at Kiama
ON Saturday afternoon last a very important meeting of the representatives of the various butter factories in and around the district was held in the Council…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The British Dairy Farmers' Association in Ayrshire. First Day
THE British Dairy Farmers' Association, after spending two days in Wigtownshire inspecting the farms and dairies there, came on to Ayr on Wednesday…
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AFTER luncheon, Mr. Barbour, Chairman of the Cheshire Dairy Association, rose and said that they had been welcomed with eloquent words by Lord Galloway…
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AN important meeting was held in the Council Chamber Kiama, yesterday evening, which was attended by the following gentlemen, namely—Messrs. D. L…
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Shorthorn cattle are again beginning to fetch something like the old prices. The sale at Whittlebury, conducted lately by Mr. Thornton, seems to have been a great success. The herd of…
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DEAR SIR,—We ask favour of space in your valuable journal to correct a gross in is representation of facts in your issue of Wednesday, the 25th September, Mr…
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TO CURE SORE TEATS.—Bathe the teats with warm water to remove all dirt and scabbiness, and then dross with borncic ointment. This treatment, with cure, ought to…
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WE use from 4 to 4 1/3 oz. of Hanson's recent extract to each 100 gallons of milk at a temperature of 86 deg. in spring and 84 deg. in summer, or…
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