Value of Farmers' Unions
MR. W. S. CAMPBELL[?] of the Agricultural Department, states—The great mistake this colony made in the matter of butter exportation, was through sending away salted, instead…
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Farming & the land, 1899
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Captain Jack. a Story of American Farm Life Chapter II[?]—(Continued.)
F[?]LLY one[?]half the Quirk's lands were now tenantless, and although Mr. Toohey made str[?] efforts to re-lease or rent the farms, and although a few courageous free-soil…
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No. 86. Plants and Animals (continued)— Differences in Circulation—Other Difference—The Rose—Species—Colors— Common Species—Early Flowering—…
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Arrangements have been made for the preparation, under the supervision of the Dairy Expert, of pure cultures of lactic acid bacteria, to be used for the purpose…
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A meeting of the Executive Council of the Farmers' Union was called for last Saturday afternoon. There were present:--Messrs. E. Rudder…
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Another variety, the Grandiflora, is remarkable for the majesty of its form and the beauty of its flowers. Its ordinary stature is from sixty to seventy feet,…
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Arrangements have been made for the preparation, under the supervision of the Dairy Export, of pure cultures of lactic acid bacteria, to be used for the purpose…
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A meeting of the Executive Council of the Macleay River Farmers' Union was held last Saturday afternoon at Neil's Victoria Hotel. Mr Enoch Rudder, President was…
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My neigh[?]r and I walked away together[?] B[?]n far this [?] good way to find out where I have been said Sel[?]on, smiling. No[?] not very for. I was…
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No. 87. The Rose (continued)—Planting in Rows—Pruning—An Improved Method—Multiplication—Rosaries—To produces vigorous rose—Time for pruning and…
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Mr. E. W. Mackay, on account of Messrs. Frederick Bros., Tintebar, held the advertised sale of their dairy herd on Wednesday, 10th instant. The…
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No. 86. Plants and Animals (continued)--Differences in Circulation--Other Differences--The Rose--Species--Colors--Common Species--Early Flowering…
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A MEETING of the Executive Council of the Farmers' Union was held at Neil's Victoria Hotel on Saturday afternoon last. Mr. E. Rudder, President of the Union…
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THE Sydney market for fat stock being just now an exceptionally good one, it will be noticed that the offerings at the Homebush sales usually include some large consignments from Victoria. Our…
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During the week that followed, Mr. Bunce had [?]mp[?] opportunity to look about him, for the weather was showery and not much [?]ay was made. There were always men…
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No. 88. Sensitive Plants (continued)— Oxygen and other gases—Interdependence of all forms of Life—The Camphor Tree— Description—Leaves—Flowers—…
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MATTERS in connection with the extension of the above company's operations in the Manning River district in general are being proceeded with [?]. As [?] in out issue of Wednesday last,…
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The common mode of propagating by layers is to lay down the young shoots of the preceding summer late in autumn, or early in the succeeding spring, when rooted plants…
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DEAR SIR,—I notion by a report of the quantity of butter made at Purfleet factory, and an advertisement thanking its patrons (in "big letters") they claim to have the lead for the month of April for the…
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A MEETING was held at Mr. George Hilliard's on Saturday evening last for the purpose of either transferring the Smithtown branch or opening a new one…
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