The Grading of Butter. Mr. Fuller's Speech
Mr. Fuller (Illawarra).—I am glad to hear from the honorable member for Moreton that the Government grading of batter in Queensland has…
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Farming & the land, 1905
124 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 5 of 7
Among the Farmers Agriculture in the Schools
The work done by Mr. John Halsted at the Eglington Public School, in the Bathurst district, in imparting a knowledge of agriculture to his pupils, is the…
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Just before going to press last night we received intimation that an exhibit of butter placed by the Woodstock Dairy Co. in competition at the Islington Show…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Among the Farmers Leasing Government Bulls. Lord Melbourne's Career. An Unfortunate Experience
Mr. Robert Cochrane, daily farmer at Unanderra, through his solicitor (Messrs Russell and Son, Wollongong) sends us particulars of an interesting…
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The Jersey Bull, Lord Melbourne, which was leased by the Agricultural Department to Mr. Robert Cochrane, of Unanderra, was recently proved to have…
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Mr. M. A. O'Callaghan, Government dairy expert, visited Nowra on Tuesday last and addressed a public meeting of farmers in connection with the proposed milk and butter…
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The ever-thoughtful Minister for Agriculture, Mr. S. Moore, took occasion during the gathering together of the Country Press Association in Sydney…
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Mr. M. F. Morton, M.L.A., in company with Messrs. A. J. Colley and H. D. Morton, representing the Berry Agricultural Association, Mr. C. W…
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MR. M. F. MORTON, M.P., in company with Messrs. A. J. Colley and H. D. Morton, representing the Berry Agricultural Association Mr. C. W. Osbeene, of the Berry…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →How to Rear Calves. a New Aid to the Profitabee Rearing of Calves, Either for Beef or Dairying Stock
In all branches of industry, those who can produce, or raise some one tiling better than the average person, are certain to make that one thing pay…
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Mr. Potts first led us through into the laboratory, where students are given practical instruction in chemistry, in physics, botany, entomology, and…
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(By Dr. Coghlan): On whose account did you store the butter ? We stored it on our own account, rather than the factories should lose money. (By Mr…
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We passed on from the smithy to the stables. I referred ta the fact that something like 200 horses are fed and harnessed every morning for the various…
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The twentieth annual meeting of the Albion Park Dairy Company was held in the Albion Park Town Hall on Saturday afternoon last. The…
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DID you not yourself apply on behalf of the various people who had paid money to the trust to pay it to your company ? That makes no difference; the shares…
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Sir.—It is now some years since the Government of this State took upon itself the very questionable task of improving our dairy herds. Backed up by a section of…
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The Government stud farm at Far Meadow, Berry, was visited last week by a number of farmers and other residents of the Kiama district. The party…
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Leaving the horse section, we were escorted to the poultry yards. If there is a department at the college more than another which has appealed to the general…
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Do you know that there has been a a prospectus issued by the Farmers and Settlers, stating that they are going to give a 25 per cent. bonus? No. Do…
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No words from my pen can so well describe the management of poultry as those from the able contributors to the poultry columns of this paper…
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