Electricity on the Farm
WRITING in the 'Agricultural Gazette' a couple of months ago, W. H. P. Cherry handled a very interesting subject in dealing with the use of electricity in farm household…
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Farming & the land, 1909
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Farm and Garden Original Articles. (All Rights Reserved) Pic-styes in Summer
At this season the more the pigs can be kept outside of the stye the better it will be for their health and also their owners' pocket. The…
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Goldsbrough, Mort and Co. report under date 27th ult:—We brought forward an attractive catalogue of 3771 bales to-day, the main portion of which…
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Mr. S. E. Sadler, of Collis, whilst travelling sheep through the Coonamble common, lost 340 by death before the drover could get them off. Two days…
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Dalgety & Company, Ltd., report:—Satisfactory clearances of the daily wool offerings continue to be effected under a general demand with brisk competition, the proportion…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pastoral and Commercial. o; Western Herald Office, Tuesday evening
The weather has been pleasant for the past few days, indisoriminate showers having cooled the atmosphere considerably. Bourke had the tail end of a couple of…
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IN the course of his annual general report to the delegates at the conference of the Australian Workers' Union, the hon. secretary, Mr. D. Macdon[?]ll), said; -- During the year a big…
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we submitted a very representative catalogue of 2586 bales and effected a clearance of 2390. In greasies the offerings were only of medium quality but in scoureds we submitted some…
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Mr. John Perry, Minister for Agriculture, when replying to the toast of his health at the military tournament at West Maitland, said he had made a departure which was…
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Some experiments in connection with this troublesome ailment are reported in the New South Wales "Agricultural Gazette," as having been…
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Mr. Harold B. Morley writes as follows regarding the case of thrips in wheat recorded by Mr. W. W. Froggatt:—Although not claiming to know…
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Schute, Bell and Co., wool and produce brokers, Sydney, report under date 2nd February:—The market reopened firmly yesterday with vigorous…
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After the extremely dry and unprofitable year that has just passed farmers are no no doubt anxious to find some method of cultivating their land this coming season so…
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Dalgetty and Company, Limited, are in receipt of the following cable message from I heir London office under date of 30th ultimo:—…
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In regard to the examinations of the wool-classing students, Thomas Steel and Mr. T. A. Nicholas obtained the highest marks, being equal. The following also…
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Dalgety and Company, Limited, are in receipt of the following cable message from their London Office under data of 30th ultime:—The London Wool Sales continue…
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At the London wool sales business was brisk in all lines and firm at late rates…
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THE annual meeting of the Western District Council of the Farmers' and Settlers' Association was held at Gilgandra on Wednesday last. Mr. J. G. Gilmour (President) occupied the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Farm and Garden Original Articles. (All Rights Reserved) the Closing Season
Except in the [?]eather districts, no surplus honey can be hoped for now, and therefore, all bee-keepers should at once commence the usual work of…
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