Coastal Farmers' Society
THE phenomenal success which has attended the Coastal Farmers' Co-operative Society since its inauguration eight years ago has been greatly enhanced during the twelve…
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Farming & the land, 1908
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Berrima District Farm and Dairy Company. Weekly Market Report
Butter.—We regret to say the market has collapsed. On the 21st inst. the price Seceded six shillings per cwt., and even the reduced price has been merely nominal,…
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Butter.—The market has been very dead and prices only nominal all week. The fall of 6s on Thursday last did not materially relieve the position, consequently…
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A meeting of the Board of the farmers' and Dairymen's Co. was held in Sydney on Wednesday. The question of increasing the price to…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Rural Topics Labor in Dairying
A "Farmer" thus writes in the "leader":—Sir,—In "The Leader" of the 9th inst. appears an article under the above heading, in which the…
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Butter—The reduction to 116s on Monday, the 25th, was not sufficient, and on Thursday, the 28th, a further reduction to 112 was found necessary. We are…
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On this subject, the ventilation of Which was begun in the "Leader." (Melbourne), by a letter from our Mr. H. W. Potts, there is another…
Continued on Trove, page 21 →A New Departure in State Agriculture. Bringing the Department to the Farmer
THE Department of Agriculture, which has recently been reorganised as a separate Department of State by the Hon. John Perry and his Under…
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A woman writer in the columns of the "S. M. Herald" has contributed an article, on the subject of dairy children, and like most articles…
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THE true co-operative spirit has been greatly in evidence at the Woodstock Dairy Co's factory for the last week. It seems that in order to comply with the Board of…
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There is an old saying where fools rush an angels fear to tread, and this truism has been, well exemplified by a feimkine writer in the "Sydney…
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Ensilage is now being fed to the cows on Kameruka Estate, and the animals devour it ravenously. At the Jersey dairy where there are two…
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Officers of the Board of Health re-port that during May 42 dairies in the Bega district, and 63 in the Berrima district, were visited, and 3307…
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Mr. M. A. O'Callaghan, Government Dairy Expert, met the managers representing the South Coast butter factories in conference at Kiama on…
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For the benefit of butter factory managers find butter workers of New South Wales, the Minister for Agriculture has approved of a wincer…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Illawarra Central Dairy Co., Ltd. Annual Meeting
The Ninth Annual Meeting of the above Company was held at Albion Park on Tuesday last. Mr. Geo. Couch, J.P., Chairman of Directors,…
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Milk is being more used every year in Japan. Some good butter is now made at the experiment farm, at Sapporo, and at two or three stock…
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For some time past it was known by his many friends that Mr. Frank M'Caffrey, whose reputation as an expert in matters of dairying is too…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Over-Run in Butter. an American View of the Question
How to obtain the proper over-run has been an important question for the past year or two. It has claimed the attention of our best butter-makers…
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The Ayrshire will not produce a pound of milk quite as cheaply as the Holstein, but at less cost than the Jersey or the Guernsey. These latter…
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