Unregistered Dairy Premises
The average dairyman does not seem to realise the fact that be is not allowed by law to depasture his milch cows 'abroad,'when and where the herd can 'pick up a…
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Farming & the land, 1906
94 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 1 of 5
Dairying Notes
The Acting Government Statistician estimates that the wheat crop of New South this season will be 20,488,800 bushels…
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At the conclusion of last week's committee meeting of the Camden A. H. and I Society, the chairman of the meeting, Major Onslow Thompson, J.P., on behalf of…
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The sad news reached Camden this week, that Mr. Thomas Bryant, of Wattle Creek, Brownlow Hill, had met with af fatal accident, having fallen from his horse. The…
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At the Homebush fat stock sales late sates were well maintained for cattle, and there was no quotable change on prime sheep. Lambs were cheaper…
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Men of science have never been able to explain why a thunderstorm spoils milk, beer, meat, and other articles of consumption. One latest theory is that there is…
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The following on preventible losses in connection with dairy herds is from the Rural New Yorker:—"We can also class the horns with butter eaters, and the boss…
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Perhaps few dairying farmers would care to entertain a representative of any newspaper devoting its sole interest to the cause of dairying, and mainly may we say to the…
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Flat Holme, an island in the Bristol Channel, England, is only a mile and a half in circumference, but, consisting mostly of rich pasture land, supports a farmhouse…
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The Gloucester Estate Syndicate is reported to have purchased Candle estate, Manning River, and the land will shortly be surveyed into smaller areas and sold…
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The Messrs. Porter Bros dairy farm 'Corstorphine,' Brownlow Hill, visited last week by our representative, and by Mr. John Porter, the manager in charge for his…
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Many herds of young stock are daily passing through the township of Camden. Bound towards Sydney and hence for transit. Buyers from European centres pay weekly…
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Writing on the value of farmyard manure, Mr Shortt, chemist to the Experimental Farms, Canada, makes the following remarks in a recent…
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Mr. Carruthers has stated that in August next 36,000 acres on the Dorrigo would be made available for closer settlement, and in September 22,000 acres in the Tweed River…
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It was stated at a meeting of the Rabbit Destruction Fund committee that the services of Dr. Danysz had been secured for two years…
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Clarence Advocate says that young calves locally are suceumbing to the effects of mesquite bites. A record plague of mosquitoes appear to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Farm and Field. Nitrate of Soda—Position and Statistics
The annual circulars of the nitrate of soda experts were looked forward to this year in London, writes the "Mark Lane Express," with more than usual…
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Mr, Nesbitt, the town clerk of Sydney, states that 363 samples of milk were purchased, and in only seven instances was there adulteration as great as 5 per cent…
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Our object in submitting this article is to bring before the notice of Pastoralistsand Woolgrowers generally the advantages to be derived from the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Historic Importance of Wheat
Wheat, since the earliest period to which history reaches, has always been accounted the most valuable grain of the culmiferous tribe, hence all…
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