Woodstock Butter Factory, Jamberoo
The annual meeting of the above company was held on Friday night last, there being a full attendance of shareholders. The (chairman (Mr. D. L. Dymock) read…
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Farming & the land, 1894
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The Origin of the Australian Dairy Cow
Says the last issue of Martin's Home and Farm:—"This is a subject which has been long in dispute amongst dairy farmers, as the trace of pedigree…
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As the result of several meetings the leading importers in London of butter from Australia and New Zealand have (says THE TIMES) appointed a committee…
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THE annual meeting of the above company was hold on Friday night, there being a full attendance of shareholders. The Chairman (Mr. D. L. Dymock) read…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Origin of the Australian Dairy Cow
SAYS the last issue of MARTIN'S HOME AND FARM:—"This is a subject which has been long in dispute amongst, dairy farmers, as the trace of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →To Win the Butter Trade
Australia stands in the peculiar position amongst countries that export dairy produce of being able to carry the business on with a main dependence…
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We are asked if we would advise saving ensilage by the general farmer who is not engaged in the dairy business. In reply, we would say that…
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FOLLOWING is the report of Mr. John Russell (Grader), dated 2nd Janunry:— "During time past Fortnight shippers have been actively engaged packing for export,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →N.s.w. Dairy Farmers' Export Association. Grader's Report
The following is Mr. John Russell's report for the period ended December 2nd.:—"During the past fortnight shippers have been actively engaged…
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The publicity which has been given of late to the question of how to facilitate the export of fruit, and prevent the present waste has tended, with…
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Milking tests at the Royal Agricultural Society's show, held recently in London, are very interesting. Cows that weighed over 1000 1bs. competed…
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It the farmer wants to use the silo this season the following crops are suitable for ensilage:—Very late wheat, oats, sorghum, rape cane tops, grasses,…
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FOLLOWING is the report of Mr. John Russell (Grader), dated 8th January:—"Referring to the past week's operations, falling off in the supplies of butter…
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Gentleman,—Referring to the past week's operations, a failing off in the supplies of butter coming forward was noticable. Still the market was well stocked, and a large…
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The following is Mr. Russell's report for the week ended January 8th:—Referring to the past week's operations a falling off in the supplies of butter…
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Operations of a somewhat extensive character are at present being carried on at the Agricultural College grounds, Hawkesbury. A new dairy residence,…
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In view of the desirability of finding amongst our Australian timbers one which would be suitable for the staves of butter casks, an experiment at has been…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wheat Growing at Sher-brooke
Mr. W. Loveday, of "Sundown Farm," showed me a sample of wheat grown this season on his farm. The variety is that known as the "purple straw." The quality…
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We owe to him who tills the soil, And works from morn till eve, That we may profit by his toil, Which he will only leave…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Dairying Industry. (Reprinted from Shoalhaven Telegraph.) to the Editor
Sir,—The present position of the dairying industry cannot be viewed by any intelligent dairyman without some feelings of anxiety, and it must be quite evident to…
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