Farming Notes
EXERCISE is essential for all classes of young animals. One needs but Watch the playfulness of lambs, calves, colts, or even pigs, to observe the relation between…
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Farming & the land, 1911
424 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 1 of 22
The Dairy. Clipping Cows
Though cows should not be clipped all over like a horse (writes the "Canadian Farmer"), part clipping has its advantages. As the weather begins to get cold…
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One of the most instructive addreses at the recent conference of the British Association at Sheffield, was that delivered by Mr. Christopher…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Practical Agriculture. Original Articles All Rights Retsrvad. - the Dairy Cow
The dairy cow is sometimes referred to as a machine that manufactures milk. This is practically true; therefore she requires to receive the…
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The following particulars in connection with the Manning River Co-operative Dairy Coy. are interesting :—Suppliers were paid 914d for…
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IN a competition for a prize offered by a Melbourne firm of seed vendors for the heaviest cabbage grown from their Swedish…
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At Saturday's meeting of the Upper Maiming A. and H. Association, the question of outting up for settlement the land so long set apart for experimental farming…
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A method of keeping pedigrees of stud, sheep on the dam's side, adopted years ago by the late Mr. G. Clark East Talgai is all lambs dropped…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dairy. Butter Fat and Butter
Tie Bahcock test shows the actual fat content in the milk of cream. When we make butter we mix with the butter fat salt and water, hence…
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The following extract from the London letter of the " S. M. Herald" does not inspire a great deal of confidence…
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The system of using electricity in agriculture has not yet even passed into the stage of systematic experiment; it has been mentioned, and has been tried…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Among the Farmers Dairying at killawarra. [For the CHRONICLE.]
The creeks have been merrily flowing, Where the dry, sandy hollows have been, [?] once more all the paddocks are…
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The profit in dairying, as in any other business, depends upon the margin between the market price of the product and the cost of production…
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At a Committee meeting of the Upper Manning A. and H. Association on Saturday last, several of the members spoke strongly against the…
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In the interesting report of the Victorian Department of Agriculture for the year 1907 to 1910, recently published, there is…
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A fairly extensive area is under maize at Killawarra this year, though the crops are a trifle backward, owing to formers being unable to prepare…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Macleay River Farmers' Union. Annual Meeting
Oh Saturday last the Annual muting, of the above Union was held at Mr. P. O'Halloras office, Lempsey, there being present—Messrs. J, H, Betts…
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In the course of a chat with the manager of one of the principal co-operative butter factories of Queensland, a "Farmer and Settler" representative broached the…
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A Winton wire states that the particulars are to hand regarding the disaster to Lucknow sheep, bound from Avon Doyns. They show that…
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A few years ago an agent came to our neighbourhood to sell a horse which had been in the neighbourhood for two seasons previous. Of course…
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