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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Farming & the land, 1902
365 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 7 of 19
M. R Farmers and Shippers Co-Operative Co., Ltd
A SPECIAL meeting of the directors of the above company, was held in Taree, on Wednesday afternoon. The object of the meeting being to reconsider the…
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The Datch 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 annual meeting of this Society will be held at Bangelow, Richmond River, on Monday, May 12th, 1902. As over 2000 shares are held by farmers resident between Lismore…
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Market weak and shipments very heavy, prime ruling at 4s 8d to 4s 9d. The incoming cargoes are now being placed on outside and unprotected wharves…
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A SERIES of interesting investigations relative to the cause and nature of tumors taken from cattle in various parts of…
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James Maxwell, on bail, was charged with stealing two bullocks the property of William Hibbard. He pleaded, not guilty and was defended by Mr. Moriarty…
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The Dutch have always been famous gardners and it is a matter of common Knowledge how they can turn the most unpromissing and swampy land SUGAR:—The world's consumption of sugar is stated to have doubled in 15 years while that of Great Britain had trebled per head in 40 years…
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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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Who [?] long before the lark, And lights his candle in the dark, And strides across the clover park, To make the Je[?]ye toe the mark!…
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Dear Sir,—Landed to-day, the 22nd, head of cattle which were tracked at Albion Park, South Coast, on the 11th, by Mr. W. H. Sharp, shipped by the Hastings just…
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Bullocks, £4 10s to £14 5s; cows, £2 10s to £9 6s…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Farm and Garden Original Articles. New Ides in Curing Cheese
THE discovery of the ferment, or ew[?]ym galactase, in milk, by Professor Baboock, may probably revolutionise the cheese industry. Most…
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As showing the wonderful strides that has been made in the dairying industry on the Manning of late we have merely to quote figures relative to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →M. R. Co-operative Dairy Co. Factory Returns
The following were the returns for the month of April in connection with the company's butter factory:-- Suppliers were paid for 65,316 lbs. of…
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THE Minister for Mines and Agriculture has decided that Mr. Bulkeley, B.Sc., shall be manager of the experimental farm to be established on the Grafton Common. One…
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Maize market 4s 9d to 4s 10d. Slow demand…
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As we anticipated, maize valves lifted and market is now very firm at 4s 10d, with every prospect of further rise during the next few days…
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The Wholesale price of butter has advanced a half penny all round…
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Bullocks, £3 15s to £13; cows £2 to £9 2s; best beef 29s to 30s 1lbs…
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