Dairying in Denmark
[?] is progressive in Denmark us well as in other European countries (says the [?]lander) Continental Governments have awakened during the past 20 years to the…
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Farming & the land, 1887
58 stories in South Coast's papers · page 1 of 3
Farm Produce Imported
AT the close of tho year 1886 we drew attention to the iminense sums which were being paid by inhabitants of this for day and chaff to the farmers of Victoria, South…
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THERE is probably in city in the world which suffered so long as Sydney for what may be described as a genuine certain, and ready emporium for dairy and farm produce…
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MR. GEORGE BARHAM, in the course of an address at the Tring Show, said he was very much surprised to see that in the Vale of Tylesbary, noted as it was, and had been,…
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ONE of the good things about the drift of dairying is a tendency to discord the holding of butter for a rise in price and sell it fresh. A great advance would be attained if it were…
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THE Dutch farmer is continually fertilising his farm of 30 or 40 . acres, and this process repeated for some centuries, with no crop to drain the substance of the soil except…
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THE attention of the Chief Inspector of Stock having some months ago been directed by Mr. John Stewart, of Broughton Creek, to a serious evil to the daily farmers in the…
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ENGLISH cattle, raisers are agitating the question of selling live-stock by the weight, instead of by die lump system now in vogue in that country. A correspondent of the…
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THE [?] of whost bran is, [?] think, sadly: under estimated, and that it may be fed with profit to our work and during horses there can be no doubt Whatever…
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THE Preserval eggs, says the Field, were very interesting. One set was placed in [?] hermetically sealed tin vessel, closely [?]dered down; and were in[?]ssible to the judges…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Dairying on the South Coast. (From the Sy[?] Mail.)
THE last three years have brought about many important changed in the system of dairying on the South Coast. It was in June, 1884, that we recorded the first…
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AT Dapto, the old-fashioned village where the aquatic champion Beach has his home, and where there is held each your an agricultural show, there has recently been…
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OUR remarks, so far, have been confined to the new system of dairying by the process of artificial separation. We may now report a little variety by dealing with a farmer who,…
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IN an article recently published in the Chamber of Agricultural Journal, London. Prof. Long makes the following remarks concerning the salting of butter:—…
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MR. JOHN FRASER, manager of the Albion Park Duty Factory, his forwarded to us a number of statements of shipments to the South Coast and West Camden Co-operative Company…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Court, Begs. (Tuesday, 12th instant, before the P.M. and Mr, P. H. Wool, J.P.)
JOSIAH WARREN was charged with using threatening and abusive language towards, Alleine Fletcher, and was fined £1 and costs, in default 48 hours in…
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IT must be the wish of everyone interested in your district to see the almost crisis in dairying pursuits averted, and it was with some pleasure I acted on your…
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THE outcry among the coastal farmers against any diminution of the protection they at present enjoy has in no way. abated ; but except amongst those who…
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IT was conjectured that the debate on the Financial Statement would have closed on Thursday night, and at a late hour Mr. Henry Clarke moved an adjournment, so…
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I REMEMBER, many years ago, dining in a comfortable old-fashioned inn, at Cheddar, in Somersetshire. After the pastry. the stropping lass who had been…
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