Farming in New South Wales
The following letter has been addressed to the "S. M. Herald":—As a stranger in a strange land. will you permit me to express my astonishment at not seeing…
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Farming & the land, 1895
211 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 2 of 11
The Sydney Butter Market. Is the Reduction Warranted?
The Sydney butter merchants—or, to be more correct, butter agents—have never been a happy family. When, therefore, a number of them on Tuesday received their…
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The opportunity came to me during December for spending a few days in a section of farming country now, in an agricultural sense, to the colony itself…
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Regulations in connection with the export of butter and cheese, under the Meat and Dairy Produce Encouragement Act of 1893, are published (says the…
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A cement floor is the best for butter; also a half basement room. It is a fact that the same cow's milk varies in richness at different times…
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Experiments show that a grain, of wheat produces forty fold. Every pound should bring forty. It therefore follows that much of our seed…
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That we arb living in a remarkable era as far as our pastoral and agricultural industries are concerned cannot be gainsaid. When we remember and…
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Keep the milk clean. Practical men will understand what is meant. The least taint of impurity will affect the quality of butter cheese or preserved…
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One of the difficulties which factories and creameries have in dealing with milk in its susceptibility to taint. The milk from one careless and uncleanly…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Butter Industry. Mr. H. Pateson's Views
Mr. H. Pateson, the manager of the Fresh Food and Ice Company, who recently visited England and several European countries, devoted his time to investigating the…
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The Ulladulla Times reports that in the course of a conversation with Mr. Henry Fredericks, a well-known dairyfarmer in the kiama district, the freely and…
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Mr. Henry Pateson manager F.F. & I. Co., Sydney, who recently returned from England gives some very interesting information regarding the condition of the…
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The gigantic difficulties which have arisen in the past relating to the exportation of dairy produce have hitherto baffled both vendors and producers. What…
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A deputation from the Rosebud Creamery Export Association, Newcastle, commences a South Coast compaign at Unanderra this evening. The object of the deputation is to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Butter Export Trade. the New Dairy Farmers' Association Proposed
An attempt is being made to form a new Dairy Farmers' Expert Association though on very different lines to the old organisation. The present scheme eminates from…
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Messrs. W. H. Loo and W. L. Boyce, re-presenting the Rosebud Butter Export Association, Newcastle, commenced a mission at Unanderra on Tuesday evening…
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The deputation from the Rosebud Creamery Export Committee (of Newcastle), Messrs. Henry W. Lee and W. L. Boyee, addressed a meeting of dairymen…
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A gentleman connected with the butter industry who has just arrived in Sydney, after a flying visit to Melbourne, states that Melbourne, is, comparatively speaking in…
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A review of the dairying business of 1894 discovers many points of grave concern, as bearing upon the progress and prospects of the butter trade. Up to the…
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The deputation from the Rosebud Creamery Export Committee (of Newcastle), Messrs. Henry W. Lee and W. L. Boyce, addressed a meeting of dairymen and…
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