Slaughter of Wild Sheep
THE party of men who have been engaged for several months past killing wild sheep at [?] New Zealand, (the Herald [?] have been…
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Farming & the land, 1889
97 stories in South Coast's papers · page 2 of 5
FARM & GARDEN. The Quince. Some Valuable Information About a Little-cultivated Fruit
W. W. Meech, a well-known horticulturist, has written the first book that has appeared on this subject, and has made of it an excellent practical manual on the propagation and…
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Continued on Trove, page 4 →FARM & GARDEN. Hints about Horses
The following, from Medical Classics, should be read and prized by horsemen : It costs more to keep a poor horse than it does to keep a good one…
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MANY believe that washing with pure cold water is injurious to butter, because it takes out the colour and flavour. Any one can easily prove that fresh water will extract the colour…
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I WAS much surprised on looking over the last number of the American Agriculturist to find that they had in the States a breed of cattle for which a special herdbook is kept,…
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THE cream separator, ensilage, and scientific methods of refrigeration are completely revolutionising the dairying industry of the world, and the Australian colonies are sharing in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Farmer. Making Unfermented Wine
WE are often asked, about this time of the year, to give a recipe for preserving grape juice in its unfermented state âin other [?] for making non alcoholic wins and…
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THE successful farmer of the future,' says a writer in Black[?]ood's, 'must be well grounded in the general and technical knowledge of his business. He must look closely…
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Continued on Trove, page 2 →Egyptian Wheat
THE proprie[?] of the MâMinnville (Or) Telephone has in his license of the most remarkable specimens of wheat ever known in [?] The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Farmer. Care of Convalescent Animals [?]
So much has been written and said on the care of domestic animals during sickens and the varied [?] to which they are sub[?] have [?] to ably and frequently discussed,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Alleged Breach of Contract. RANDALL V. the Kangaroo Valley Dairy Company
AT tho District Court held at Nowra on Saturday last before Mr. District court Judge Backhouse the case of Charles Thomas Randall v. Kangaroo Valley Dairy Company was called…
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WELL SEASONED WOOD, — If you cut down a tree in the month of its growth, and cut it right off it the butt and not trim it out any, in a few days that tree will be seasoned. ‘I…
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PURSUANT to advertisement a meeting was held at Tate's Hotel, Cambewarra, on the 22nd instant, re the establishment of a dairy factory on Mr. D. Berry's land near the Moss Vale and…
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THE Minister of Agriculture has (says the Australasian) been furnished with the following report upon the subject of dairying in Victoria by Mr. A. Crawford (superintendent of the…
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A VERY useful hand-book to dairy farmers is that now lying before us in which Mr. William Brown, late professor of agriculture at the Ontario Agricultural College, and Commissioner…
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Professor J. W. Robertson of the Ontario Agricultural College says : 1. See that the cows have an abundant supply of good, wholesome feed. Supplement…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →FARM & GARDEN. Lieorice Raising
Large quantities of licorice are imported into the United States at a heavy expense of import duties. About a year ago. B. B. Franklin, who lives near Madison, brought…
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