Self-acting Sheep Wash
A TRIAL of Monro's self-acting sheep wash, which proved to be highly satisfactory, was made on last Wednesday, at the Saltwater River. Six sheep were…
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Farming & the land, 1869
85 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 5
Pastoral and Agricultural Society of New England
ON Wednesday afternoon a Committee meeting was held, in the New England Hotel, to make arrangements for a ploughing match. There were present Mr. Thomas…
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On Wednesday afternoon a Committee meeting was held, in the New England Hotel, to make arrangements for a ploughing match. There were present Mr. Tbomas…
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WE believe in small farms and thorough cultivation. We believe the soil loves to eat as well as the owner, and ought, therefore, to be well…
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WE believe in small farms and thorough cultivation. We believe the soil loves to eat as well as the owner, and ought, therefore, to be well…
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THE 'Pastoral Times'says:—We gave it as oar opinion a short time ago that hot water washing in this district would be abandoned—but, in case any one…
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THE 'Pastoral Times' says:— We gave it as our opinion a short time ago that hot water washing in this district would be abandoned—but, in case any one…
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WE find in the 'Bathurst Free Press' of 16th Jane a pretty lengthy report of two cases tried at the Carcoar District Court, before Judge Wilkinson, the decisions on…
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WE find in the 'Bathurst Free Press' of 16th June a pretty lengthy report or two cases tried at the Carcoar District Court, before Judge Wilkinson, the decisions on…
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ON the 27th of last month Mr. William Clift, of Breeza, having good reason to know that a number of cattle had been stolen from the Breeza and Trinkey runs,…
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ON the 27th of last month Mr. William Clift, of Breeza, having good reason to know that a number of cattle had been stolen from the Breeza and Trinkey runs,…
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THE 'Prairie Farmer' gives the following from advance sheets of the United States Agricultural Report for 1868:—The annual loss to the United States of farm animals, by disease, is placed at not less than…
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THE 'Queenslander' says:— There has been no attempt at concealing the fear with which Australian wool growers look upon the success of South America in…
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THE 'Queenslander' says:—There has been no attempt at concealing the fear with which Australian wool growers look upon the success of South America in…
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FIELD work usually takes so much of the farmer's time and attention in the warmer portion of the year that but very little thought is given to the small "carpenter…
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FIELD work usually takes so much of the farmer's time and attention in the warmer portion of the year that but very little thought is given to the small "carpenter,…
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A LARGE and influential meeting was held, at the Inverell Hotel, to-day, when the prizes awarded at the late show were presented to the successful competitors by the President, C.A. Fraser, Esq…
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A LARGE and influential meeting was held, at the Inverell Hotel, to-day, when the prizes awarded at the late show were presented to the successful competitors by the President C. A. Fraser, Esq…
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A CARCOAR correspondent writes to the Batburet Free Press':— In consequence of Mr. Glasson of Holwood, Blaney, having had his sbeep…
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A CARCOAR correspondent writes to the 'Bathurst Free Press':—In conseqnence of Mr. Glasson, of Holwood, Blaney, having had bis sheep…
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