Wheat Market
Messrs. Lindley, Walker, and Co report:—At the end of last week there was a bit of a lull in wheat, and. buyers were inclined to hold off…
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Farming & the land, 1909
765 stories in New England's papers · page 6 of 39
Sydaey Wool Sales
SYDNEY, Thursday.—At the wool sales yesterday there was still a good demand for anything like attractive wools. Of 6917 bales offered, 6036 were sold…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Farm and Dairy Original Articles [Art Right Reserved] Growing Celery on Sandy Soil
Although celery is best adapted to a very moist soil, yet those who have sandy gardens can grow it, by giving the necessary care, it may not be so…
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Has. It ever occurred to you that you are losing money each day by not having a proper water supply on your farm. The cheapest way to do…
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[?] before the High[?] Agricultural Society upon the [?] record keeping and [?] Mr John…
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The February number of the N.S.W. "Agricultural Gazette" contains an interesting article by Mr. Henry Max, Government veterinary surgeon, on…
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A compilation of the wheat crops in the several countries of the world In "Beerbohm's List," corrected up to date, makes the total in quarters…
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THE early part of this year has started very briskly so far as immigration matters are concerned. Large numbers of specially-selected young men have…
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The politician talks and talks, The actor plays his part, The soldier emitters on parade, The goldsmith plies his art…
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The Pastoral Finance Association report re their last Monday's sale:[?]Animated competition characterised the sale as throngh, and we had no diffienlty in…
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In a notice by Mr. J. S. Horsfall, of Widgiowa. that he intends to discontinue exhibiting at the, Sydney and Wagga sheep shows, it is mentioned…
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Under date 2nd March.-- The selling season is closing strongly, competition continuing animated for all descriptions, especially when the fact that the bulk…
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The exhibits in this class were of exceptional merit, and the quality of the stock was pronounced by experts to be superb This particularly applies to the…
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In the sheep section, as usual, there was very little competition, the whole of the exhibits being confined to a few farmers. Notwithstanding the smallness of…
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There were only a few entries in the wool classes, but the quality of the exhibits were of a high standard a collection of sample wool by Mr. T. C Kemp…
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The dairy exhibits, although not very numerous, appeared to be of excellent quality. There were no less than 16 entries for 21b of table butter, the prize…
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At the Peel River inquiry recently, Mr. C. J. Britten furnished some interesting information concerning the productiveness of the soil in the Tain…
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Advices from New Zealand state that the crossbred wool from Mt. Logan's Estate, Tapanui, recently topped the Dunedin sales at 12½d. per lb…
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Sir,—Will you please allow me space in your paper to give vent to a grievance of dairymen in this district? Mr. Inspector McKie, of the Board of…
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At Ouessant, a little island off the coast of Brittany, few men are ever seen, and the women do all the work. The men of Ouessant do no farm…
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