The Grain Market. Advance in Wheat
Seeing that Californian wheat cannot be imported to .Sydney (duty paid) under a bare lauding cost of 4s 7½d per bushel, some Sydney merchants are…
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Farming & the land, 1902
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Celery Farming
The Dutch have always been famous gardeners, and it is a matter of common knowledge how they can turn the most unpromising and swampy land…
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The wonderful success which Denmark has achieved in the production and sale of butter, bacon, and eggs, is the subject…
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The following six excelled suggestions have been issued to American wheat farmers by the Indiana Experimental Station:— 1. As varieties of wheat vary greatly in…
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A large number farmers in the Orange district hive availed themselves of the opportunicy for procuring Manitoba wheat which has been offered them by…
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The Australian Woolbrokers Association report as follows for week ending April 19th, 1902. WOOL…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Homebush Sales. Thursday, 17Th April, 1902. SHEEP
31,000 sheep were penned, consisting chiefly of useful and light quality merinos with occasional lots of prime; not many crossbred were forward. The sales were…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Farm and Garden. Original Articles. Oaten Hay for Forage
EVERY one who has used well-cured oaten hay will have recognised its value for all kinds of farm stock, but especially for…
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The following six excellent suggestions have been issued to American wheat farmers by the Indiana Experimental Station:— 1. As varieties of wheat vary greatly in…
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THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY Co., LTD., report— Wheat.—The wheat market continues very firm, and a considerable quantity of the grain, chiefly in…
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A meeting of the above was held at Collins' Hotel on Thurday afternoon. Mr Holmes (President) occupied the chair. The following were also present:—Messrs…
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THE annual meeting of the above was held in the Council Chamber, on Saturday last. For such occasion, the attendance was very small, and might possibly have been augmented by an…
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A MEETING was held on Thursday evening, at Collins' Empire Hotel. Present—J. C. Holmes (chair), S. Wilson, W. Lange, D. H. Rankin…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Farm and Garden Original Articles. Sheep Breeding
THE Shropshire breed is probably the most popular for crossing with the grade Merino fer early lambs, producing also a very saleable…
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While visiting several runs during the week' we noticed that a large number pf weaners were in a very poor condition although provided with the best hay sprinkled…
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Winchcombe, Carson and Co. report:—The list of arrivals for the 3rd aeries of London and Colonial Wool Sales discloses the very moderate nett…
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In these drought-stricken times it is surprising to learn that 1000 fat sheep were consigned by the owners of Conelia Station to Homebush. The…
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The Australian Woolbrokers Association report as follows for week ending April 26th, 1902. WOOL…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Homebush Sales. Thursday, 24Th April, 1902. SHEEP
There were 34,000 sheep and lambs forward, made up largely of medium and inferior quality, with a number very poor, while primes…
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In the April number of the Agricultural Gazette is published an article by Mr. R. W. Peacock, giving derections in reference to the sowing of wheat, etc., in the…
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