Colonial Dairy Produce
MESSRS. WEDDEL. & Co., L[?]nion, report as follows on 1st January, 1807 :— BUTTER.—The dry, mild weather which seemed imminent in the United Kingdom…
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Farming & the land, 1897
265 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 2 of 14
Dairy and Farm. Good Advice to Dairy Farmers
There is no class of men more dependent upon the prosperity of the dairy. farmer than those who manufacture dairy machinery and supplies…
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Messrs. Weddel and Co., London, report on January 8th as follows:— Butter.—The many premonitory symptoms of an early and severe…
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The contrast of the class of farmers who "know all about it " and the intelligent reading, thinking men is becoming more apparent as we progress…
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MR. J. W. COLE of "Coleville," Jambaree, sent to Sydney yesterday by the steamer Illawara," an route to Ulmaria, Clargnce River, a dark road yearling bull…
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A RULE NISI for a prohibition to restrain William E. Henry. P.M. of Grafton, and the Woodburn dairy factory Company, Limited, and its directors, from further…
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Under date London, January 15th, 1897, Messrs. Weddel and Co. report as follows:— Butter.—The week opened with…
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UNDER date 22nd January, Messrs Weddel and Co. report :— Butter.—All over Scandinavia and the shores of the Baltic, the temperature…
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REGULAR visitors to agricultural shows can scarcely have failed to notice the vast improvement that is being made in dairy stock due to the increasing attention that is being…
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THE following is a practical dairyman's d. scription of the ideal dairy animal:— " The cow should not exceed 1.000 lbs in weight, and have a good udder and eYe…
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We reprint the following interesting letter from the West Australian, the subject being one in which much interest is being at present manifested in the dairying districts…
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MR. Hugh Dudgeon, of Jamberoo, yesterday despatched four young dairy bulls, of the Major stram, by rail to the Macleay River, two of which have been…
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The Berry Council was somewhat startled the other day by the report on dairy farms of Inspector Symons of the Board of Health ; it was to the effect…
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The crops in the Cast district are on the average fairly good, although, in some places, they are very poor where they were late put in and the ground…
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WE reprint the following interesting letter from the "West Australian,' the subject being one in which much interest is being at present manifested in the dairying districts…
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MESSRS. WEDD L AND Co. report as follows on the 29th January, 1897:— Butter.—The low temperature that last week prevailed all over Denmark. Sweden…
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SEVERAl of the British companies have introduced a system under which produce may be sent by farmers, market gardeners, and florists, direct to the…
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"The Clarence Examiner says: Mr. H. S. Cameron-Holstrom, the wellknown dairy expert is on a tour through N. S. Wales, visiting factories for the…
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THE "S.M. Herald's " London Correspondent writes:—Butter.—The movement has been rather in the see-saw style the last fortnight, with no scarcity of…
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MESSRS. WEDDEL & Co., London, report on 5th February, as follows:— Butter.—Within twelve hours of the issue of our last report a sudden change…
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