Rural Topics the Berry Stud Farm
At the Berry Stud Farm, in New South Wales, there are eight breeds of dairy cattle represented. A careful record is kept daily of the yields of…
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Farming & the land, 1906
110 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 2 of 6
Butter Commission
Sir William M'Millan's evidence continued And in answer to Dr. Coglan he said am far as our business is concerned there is…
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WE have many times affirmed that the principles of co-operation Are holy, just and true. They are capable of expansion to almost any extent, and, as adopted by the…
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THE exodus from the South Coast to the Northern Rivers during the last 10 years evidences em[?] the limitations, of more properly speaking, the restrictions of…
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The Woodville Agricultural and Pastoral Association, the "New Zealand Mail" remarks, has hit on perhaps the best method adopted by any society so…
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Mr. M. S. Foley's evidence continued.— When it arrived here, the Customs Department in Victoria had sent word…
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The undermentioned companies report on the butter market as follows for the week ending Saturday last, March 24th:— Berrima District Farm and Dairy…
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Mr. J. Wilson, of Tarves, one of the members of a commission of tenant farmers from Scotland, deputed to visit Denmark, says few have any idea…
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By Dr. Coghlan.—But if that is the understanding between you and your factory people—that you would always buy—they know it? I believe they do…
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Mr. John Royle's evidence continued.— What terms are those? We take 3 percent for our commission charge, and…
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ONE of the most interesting exhibits at the show was that of the timbers indigenous to the district, cut in blocks and nicely prepared, pared, showing the grain and colour to…
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Wyong Place, the oldest home of the district—so old, indeed, that the wiseacres, institutions in every country town, declared the land to have exhausted itself…
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Mr. John Royle's evidence continued.— By Mr. Coghlan—The Farmers' and Settlers' get the butter on consignment…
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Interesting results of au investigation of the character of the rations fed to dairy cows are published by Mr. F. Wall, of the Wisconsin Experiment…
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Mr. John Royle's evidence continued.— Those are the only account salon the factory people can see—those that show…
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Review of evidence taken in Sydney.— Following upon the evidence given before this Commission in Melbourne…
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The forty-first half-yearly meeting of shareholders of the above Company was held in the Albion Park Town Hall on Saturday afternoon…
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The Poultry Farmers' Co-operative Society, Limited, held their first sale of table birds in their new premises, Parker-street, Sydney, on the 6th inst…
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When is Land too Good to be Tilled Under the above heading, this problem is answered in an article in the "Journal of the Department of Agriculture,"…
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Sir,—At the "picnic aftermath" at the Conference Sir William Lyne is reported as follows:—"His object in this matter altogether was simply to see…
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