Lincolnshire Sheep. (To the Editor of the Australasian.)
SIR—Knowing that your columns are at all times open for the dissemination of information calculated to benefit the Australian colonies, I take the liberty of…
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Farming & the land, 1873
40 stories in New England's papers · page 2 of 2
Worms in Sheep
THE following correspondence appears in the 'Queenslander':— Pine Creek, March 24,1873. C. R. Haly, Esq., Taabinga…
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WE are gratified to learn that everything is going on favourably with reference to the new Society, and that its promoters anticipate success. Mr. Roman has…
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IN a previous issue we published a communication from a correspondent, wellinformed in such matters, having reference to the travelling of sheep suffering…
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MR. J. POTTIE writes to the 'Western Examiner:— Will you permit me to say through the columns of your valuable journal a few…
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AN accepted authority on this subject, under signature of "Bucolicus," thus writes on fluke in sheep to the 'Hamilton Spectator':—"The early symptoms of…
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MR. R. BENNETT, of Belfast, Va., writes to the 'Australasian':— Nothing, in my opinion, would tend so much to our success as a wool and meat…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Wool Growing in New England. (To the Editors of the Armidale Express.)
GENTLEMEN—A large sheep owner in this district has written me a letter asking me to write a paper upon the subject abovenamed-I presume from his personal…
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A CORRESPONDENT, now on a visit to the mother-country, sends the 'Queenslander' the following notes upon Scotch grain farming, with a hope that "they will…
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AN Old squatter writes to the ' B. F. Press':— After a varied experience among sheep, of 36 years, I do not hesitate to say that…
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MORGAN writes to the ' Queenslander':—The request of "Novices" in your issue of August 9, in reference to fencing and paddocking, was rather agreeable than otherwise. I have heard a good deal of conversation…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Sheep Breeding. (To the Editor of the Australasian.)
SIR—In my various letters I have addressed to the squatting community through your valaable journal my constant aim has been to endeavour to keep distinct types or breeds of sheeps in certain districts,…
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MR. J. Pottie writes to the Australasian:— Possibly you would permit me to express my astonishment at some of the mineral receipts for the destruction of vermin on sheep which have appeared in…
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MR. Richard Bennett mites to the ' Australasian':— At the present time, when our leading sheepbreeders are sparing neither expense nor trouble to thoroughly regenerate the flocks of the colony, I trust a few…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Yeoman. Sheep Breeding on English Grasses. (To the Editor of the Australasian.)
Sir—Having some thousands of acres of land suitable for growing English grasses, which in its present state will not graze a sheep to the acre, but which by ploughing and laying down with English grasses will…
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A CONTEMPORARY says:— For exhausted wet clay soils, couch grasses, and quack, which are both propagated from the root, as well as the seeds, are strong and hardy growers, and…
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MR. RICHARD BENNETT writes to the 'Australasian':— Although I am an advocate for washing the wool on a sheep's back when such can be done without injury…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Yeoman. How to Start Manufactories in A. Farming District
MR. C. T. BAGOT, of Ben Lomond, writes to us as follows:— I enclose a copy of the last 'American Agriculturist' to hand, and commend to your particular attention an…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Yeoman. the Necessity of Salt for Sheep
TOUSSAINT writes, in the 'Queenslander':— In all parts of the animal body and its liquidity, chloronation is present, whereafter a proper addition for the organism…
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WITHIN the last three years the property of Garthdee, situated on the North bank of the Dee, near Aberdeen, has undergone great improvements; especially that…
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