Farm and Garden Original Articles. the Nature Op Plants
YEGETABLES differ from minerals in being organised, possessed of a degree of life, ana capable of taking into their systems…
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Farming & the land, 1902
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Condemnation of Diseased Cattle
Mr. F. B. Suttor introduced to the State Premier a deputation from the Stockowners’ Association to ask for some relaxation…
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A hastily called meeting of the above association was held on Saturday afternoon for the purpose of nominating two…
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A MATTER of very groat importance to stock owners has been brought under the notice of the State Premier by a deputation representing the Stockewner's Association. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pastoral and Commercial. Western Herald Office, Tuesday Evening
Three points of rain fell on Sunday. The weather is very cold. (BY TELEGRAPH.) SYDNEY. June 10…
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The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., report:- "There has been an excellent demand during the week, but the volume of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Trangie Farmers' and Settlers' Association
THE usual monthly meeting of the Trangie brunch of the Farmers and Settlers Association was hold in Hefferman's Hall on Saturday last, the President (Mr. P. Barry) occupying the…
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At the Sydney wool sales yesterday, the market was firm. Greasy reached 9[?]d scoured 15[?]d…
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A. meeting of the Narromine branch of the above was held on June 7th. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed on the…
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The weather is cold, and the sky threatening. [BY TELEGRAPH.] SYDNEY, June 13…
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IN an article dealing with the progress made by the Farmers ann Settlors' Association and its branches throughout the State the "Stock and Station Journal" publishes tho following…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Farm and Garden Original Articles. Tomato Vines
EXPERIMETS weroemade to deftormine wethse tomatoes should.e allowed to grow unaturally,be trained to a (fur feet Bsake,…
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The tendency of the pact and present season him been to popularise curse cloths, and it is said that the Prince of Wales is to he asked to take some action…
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The weather is still cold, but beautifully bright during the day. This evening, however, an ominous sort of wind his been blowing, and once more a change threatens, but…
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Messrs. Winchcombe, Carson, and Co. report:—The wool market is extremely firm, and all descriptions find a ready sale at last auction rates. The sorts available are mostly…
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The weather is perfect. [BY TELEGRAPH.] SYDNEY, June 20. Light rain fell in many parts of the country yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Farm and Garden Original Articles. the Food of Vegetables
THE atmosphere consists of oxygen, nitrogen and carbonic acid, with, a varying proportion of aqueous vapour; and in the shade plants absorb…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A[?]tificialfeeding of Sheep in Time of Drought. (From Agricultural Gazette.)
THE' feeding of Sheep on h[?]y, wheat or corn has only been in general use in time of drought—[?]nch as the pre[?]nt —within the past, five years or so, in…
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OUR Eschol correspondent writes:--On Friday evening, 20th June, a meeting of the Farmers' and S[?]ors' Association was held at Eschol, Mr. F. Cross in the chair…
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We hear that a local clergyman who uses the "bike" a good deal on his rounds of pastoral visiting came a "cropper" in one of the principal streets of Wellington the…
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