Farmer
The Strawberry is widely diffused, being found indigenous in most parts of the temperate zone. Botanically the strawberry belongs to the genus Rosacew, or rose tribe…
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Rural Notes. Farm Management
Managing a farm is very much like breeding lot of cattle where everything depends upon the way they are managed and the kind of care and attention they receive. It is often…
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The ordinary monthly meeting of the Committee of the Deniliquin Pastoral sad Agricultural Society was yesterday at the Royal Hotel. The new Presi[?] Mr Thomas Brown, took, the chair, and the…
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THE weather has been extremely hot this last three days, the registration being 101deg, 101deg. and 102deg, respectively on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. To-day it is close and muggy and a thunderstorm is…
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A Land Board notice appears elsewhere. Mr. Jackson, who carries ont he fellmongery business down the river has despatched over 300 bales this season to Sydney and Melbourne. The…
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The following business was done at the Hay Lands, Office this week:—William Smith Smart, Darlington, C.P., 100 acres, county Sturt, parish O'Brien, Benerembah run. William Smith Smart, Darlington, C.L…
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EXCESSIVELY hot weather has prevailed during the past three days, although on Friday and Saturday a cold wind blew and the nights were chilly. Since then, however,…
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The phenomenally low prices of wheat which have prevailed during the past year have directed attention to the details of the cost of producing that grain, and in various…
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Messrs. MORT and CO. (Limited) offered 2417 bales wool at auction to-day. The attendance of buyers was large and representative. Many of the wools were above the average in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Farmer. Live Stock in the United States
The reports of the wintering of stock on the great Western plains have now nearly all come in, and vary considerably, as usual. The winter loss in hones is moderate, but in cattle…
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Dr. E. Klein, F.R.S., contributed an important article to the Lancet on "The Etiology of Foot-and-Mouth Disease." Dr. Klein says:--"For some time past I have been…
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MILKING BEFORE CALVING.—If a cow has a large udder and it is swelled, it is best to milk her before the calf is born. It will be a great relief, and perhaps save her from having…
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A short time since some articles appeared in the Sydney Town and Country Journal on summer (allowing in Riverina, and in a later issue the following paragraph on the same…
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Hot summer weather has [?] during the week, and the effect on the [?] has been remarkable. Except in the [?] there is not a [?] of green grass to [?] seen, the [?] having [?] away and is [?] the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Melbourne Wool Sales. From R. Goldsbrough and Company Limited, Melbourne. Wednesday, November 17
We offered 7500 bales at our sale to-day, and sold 5100 bales. There was a large attendance and good competition, but late quotations are barely maintained especially for medium quality clips Inferior to good…
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On Tuesday evening say. Mr J. H. Morphett, manager of Yanga station invited the employees of the station to meet at Mrs Amery's Hotel and drank a glass of social friendship, and happy reminiscences to…
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As the practical man, in whatever branch of life his calling may be, is always glad to receive the views and experience of those in his particular craft, we purpose to give in this, we hope timely, article, the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Pastoral Matters. What the Monthly Reports Say
Mort and Co, on Sydney have the following remarks:—WOOL: Up to date we have dealt with 12,224 bales wool this season, and of this number our auction catalogues since…
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Herdsman's report: Nov 22, 230 fat sheep from Povensey, to railway yards, trucked to Sydney, Chambers in charge. 23rd: 10,000 fat sheep from Billilla going to Melbourne, E. H. Lutretell in charge; 1000…
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VERY hot weather has prevailed during the week, and hay-making has been general. On Wednesday evening the oppressive weather culminated in a fall of rain, which…
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