The Dairy. Operating the Home Separator
The points of importance in the proper order in successfully operating a horse separator are as follow:— First.—The speed of the separator…
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Farming & the land, 1908
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Farm and Field. Anthrax Bacillus
Some curious facts have been observed, says "Medical Notes and Queries," in the varying powers of resistance to the anthrax bacillus, among…
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During the recent European International Agricultural Congress, Professor Stoklosa read on interesting paper on the subject of Farm Manure and…
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In America lime water is largely used instead of soda for washing dairy utensils. Prof. Farrington says:- The creameries, which years ago…
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The selection of a dairy bull is a difficult matter. For the dairy herd one must have a bull that can produce milkers, if he is to really improve the…
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Mr. Richard Arthur, president of the immigration League of Australasia, writes to us as follows:—"A number of city lads and young men…
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AUSTRALIA'S [?]mmoth cattle herd is that running on the Victoria River Station, Northern Territory, [?] miles south of Port Darwin. It members [?]0,000 head. The year's branding has…
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MESSRS. J. F. UTE and Co. are n ow receiving at their [?] a large purchase of Macille-grown wheat. This [?] the [?] has purchased grain outside the district to the vales of £10,000. We…
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SCHUTE, BEIL, AND CO. report:—Appreciably stronger competition prevailed at our sale last Thursday, and has been maintained thus far in the current week. Whist it is impossible to report…
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HARRISON, JONES,& DEVLIN, LTD, wired as follows: —We submitted to auction on Wednesday 3700 bales, mostly all meeting will good competition, The market for…
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The farmer's friend in the old black crow, But the farmer doesn't think so, ho!…
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There is a great demand in London for colonial butter, choicest Australian bringing £6 16s per cwt…
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Messrs Harrison, Jones, and Devlin report having submitted on Wednesday a catalogue of 3672 bales, comprising a varied selection of useful wools, most of…
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THE Dairy Expert in Queensland, Mr. G. S. Thompson, fur some time has advocated a free circulation of pure air with the milk and cream, before…
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The following circular has been issued to Stock Inspectors by the Chief :-- It has been noticed of late that…
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WINCHCOMBE, CARSON, & Co., LTED., report:—At our Wednesday's sale there was little change in superior wools. These continue to hold their own at fully late rates. For mad[?]n wools…
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As sales proceed the demand is becoming more general, and while the experiment has not been followed by any appreciable movement in values, it bas bad the effect of…
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The sales of wool total 20,000 bales to home buyers; 70,000 Continental; 6000 to American; and 3[?],000 are being held, Compared with December prices, the best greasy…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wool Market. Schute, Bell, & CO' S. Ltd. Report
Appreciably stronger competition prevailed at our sale last Thursday, and has been maintained thus far in the current week. Whilst it is impossible to report any actual…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Of Interest to Local Farmers
MR. FREDERICK COLEMAN, of Saddle worth (S.A..) in 1900 received from the late Mr. Farrer a small quantity of Federation seed wheat, which he has since carefully…
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