Sydney Wool Sales
THE Sydney Wool Selling Brokers' Association report, under date May 7th, that sales were resumed at the Wool Exchange, Macquarie Place, on Wednesday and…
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Farming & the land, 1896
430 stories in New England's papers · page 9 of 22
Experience With Seed Wheat
THAT Australian wheat fanners had won much experience concerning the sorts of wheat which best suited their business is borne out by the experiences of the Wagga farm tests under Mr…
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At the London Wool sales yesterday an excellent selection was offered. Tasmanian wools realised fancy prices and other wools were firm…
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AN expert at dishorning cattle, Mr. Clark, M.R.C.V.S.. of Coupar-Angus, Scotland,; recently stated in public that he had probably had as much experience in…
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THE following suggestive paragraph appeared in the Wanganui HERALD (N.Z.):—"To show our readers how prevalent disease is among cattle, and how easily it may…
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The farmers at Campbelltown will attempt wheat growing this year, which has been abandoned in that district for over twenty-five years,…
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At the wool sales there was keen competition ; prices were firm at last quotations…
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THERE is keen competition at the wool sales, prices being firm at last quotations…
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Having just finished some of that hind of work, I will give you my method. My weanling colts had never been handled, and having ran with their dams until midwinter,…
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At the London wool sales yesterday an inferior selection was offered. Prices for faulty were irregular, end for good unchanged…
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IN Switzerland and other mountainous, countries the goat leads long strings of animals daily to and from the mountains, but it is in…
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An inferior selection of faulty wools was offered at the colonial wool auctions yesterday, the prices being irregular. For good selections, however, the prices remained…
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IT is the opinion of all those who have any knowledge of the subject that the establishment of a Model Farm would be of great advantage to this district. Our largest…
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London, May 15.—At the wool sales this evening prices were firm and unchanged. May 17.—The wool sales closed,…
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What are the first symptoms? Where the disease is the result of contagion, the first symptom is a watery discharge from the nose. After a few days, the discharge…
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The woman Annie Dyer has been sentenced to death for the murder of the six infants, whose bodies were found in the Thames…
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In speaking of the deplorable condition of affairs in the Central and Northern Riverina the S. M. Herald says:—" May we not look forward to…
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THAT capable writer on stock ("Bruni," of the 'Australasian') has been discussing the interesting question, from a grazier's standpoint, of how to breed sheep for wool…
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This is work which in due season many who are impatient to get on, may proceed wish pleasantly. It will be noticed that the tops of the shoots are well in leaf…
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Dalgety and Company's cable dated May 28: "It has been decided by the London Wool Importers' Committee that instead of the li[?]nit of 375,000…
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