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Farming & the land, 1886
218 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 11
Dairy Pork
WE take the following interesting remarks on the subject of feeding swine for "dairyfed pork" from the S. A. OBSERVER:—. The pig is essentially a part of the dairy,…
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When ants make their way into a celiar, a little quicklime placed at the spot where they enter will destroy them. To kill Cockroaches.--A teacup full of well bruised…
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A good carpet-sweeper is a great help, but be sure it is a good one before yon buy it; of course, it will [?]dig out all the corners or sweep the room perfectly without the aid of a broom, but by…
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"EARLY maturity" in respect of live stock (says the Mark Lane Express) has very naturally become the "cry" of the day. Times are bad, and no one can afford to…
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THE following are the weights regulated by law:—Maige, 56lbs. to bushel oats, 40lbs. to bushel Bran, 20lbs. to bushel…
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HORSES.—Good grooming is necessary to good digestion and health the functions of the skin are very important. The skin is an excretoty organ as well as one which…
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THE following [?] the [?]ts [?]d by law:—[?]…
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ONE of the most interesting studies, says the DAISY (NEW YORK), is the influence of temperature upon the behaviour of the milk and the cream, and in the operations…
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SIR,--Travelling from Sydney to Stonehenge, I rested the night at Armidale. Upon enquiry, by what train I could proceed next day, I was informed that the ordinary mail would place me at my…
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The wool market is without improvement. From Bradford and Leicester we (European Mail) learn that the operations of buyers…
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WE think this subject of such importance that we extract the following [?] a English exchange:—That of every pen of sheep one should either be taken…
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Messes. Jacomb, Son, and Co. reported on April 21:—The second Series of public sales of colonial wool for this year, which began…
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THE following report of work done at the Experimental farm at Roseworth[?] South Australia, is by a correspondent of the Adelaide Observer:--Vetches and wheat were sown on 24th April,…
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Weight of Farm produce. THE following are the weights re[?]lated by law:—Maize, [?] to [?] Oats, 401bs, to bushel…
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ROAS[?]D GOOSE,--Let the goose simmer for an hour, fully covered with water. If you consider the bird tough give an additional hour. Stuff with four onions, one ounce of green sage chopped fine,…
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WE publish this morning the best news, in reason, that it could be our lot at the present juncture to make known. The London wool sales have opened with a rise of…
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