Sugar Beet in England Suffolk Farmers Grow for Germany. London
The soil in various parts of Suffolk being far superior to the soil in which the cultivation of sugar beet is carried on, several Suffolk farmers…
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Alleged Theft of a Sheep Further Remand to Germanton
Before the P.M. and Mr. J.J. Kingsmill, J.P., yesterday at the Albury Police Court, Robert Fausset, on remand, was charged with stealing one sheep, the…
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It is at this time of the year, perhaps more than at any other, that the ordinary traveller can determine those farmers who have noxious weed…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hospital Wheat Fund
Mr. E. Bolt, of Ball Plain, has [?] successful in adding another ten b[?] wheat to the Savernake list, which [?] 28 bags this gentleman has secured [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →"Tip" in Wool. Its Value to Wool Crowers
The value of a good "tip" is well-known to every wool grower. A nice "tip" prevents dust and other deleterious matter penetrating into the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Wheat Harvest. New South Wales Statistics
The N.S.W. Government Statist has issued his harvest estimate of the probable wheat crop. The returns just to hand indicate that the area under wheat this…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Sale of Farm
Mr. H. H. Cheriton, stock and station agent, Coolamon, reports having sold Mr. S. Notts' farm at Koccibitoo, containing 286 acres; the purchaser being Mr. W…
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