New Process of Butter-making
WHAT may be called the serial fermentation process of making butter, discovered by Mr. Walter Cole, and described some time ago in The Australasian, is now in progress…
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Farming & the land, 1889
97 stories in South Coast's papers · page 3 of 5
Poisoning of Cattle by Eating Sorghum
THE suspected poisoning of cattle by eating sorghum was brought before the Central Agricultural Bureau, Adelaide, at a recent sitting by Professor Lowrie, who had…
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"UNITY is strength" is an old and true proverb, and to coin another proverb we would say that "Unity is money." Without wishing to reflect on the respectability of…
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The export of wool from New South Wales shows an increase of 52,085 bales over last year…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Planting Crops in Young Orchards
THERE has been always a great desire to plant some other growing crops on the same land occupied by a young orchard, particularly for the first two or three years, when…
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THE following is a copy of an essay read by Mr. L. A. M’Intyre at a meeting of the Berry School of Arts a couple of weeks back :— Cultivators and stock owners in every country…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →FARM & GARDEN. Goats for Land-Clearing
J. H. Porter of Oregon tells in the Rural Press of his experience with Angora goats: For the benefit of my fellow-farmers I will now give my experience and observation in…
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“Being an unfortunate land lord and having a farm thrown on my hands, I hall reconsider, especially during this inclement season, what course I should adopt, but it…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →FARM & GARDEN. The Johannisberg Vineyard
Johannisberg, now the property of Prince Richard Metternich, eon of the famous statesman, who received it as a gift, from the Emperor Francis, is situated on the right…
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THE Victorian Minister of Agriculture has been furnished with a report upon dairying in Victoria. The following is a description of a unique…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →FARM & GARDEN. How to Produce Good Oranges
The best orange in any locality, as a rule, is fruit that has been grown there originally from the seed. The orange seems to put forth special merits of its own under peculiar…
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THE following letter received from Mr. John Farraher, of Candelo, has been kindly handed to us (says the Kiama Independent) by Mr. Alexander Campbell of Gerringong. To…
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The farmer's conference opened yesterday, but owing to the inclemency of the weather there was only a small attendance. The business…
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HOW TO GET EARLY CHERRIES.—If you have a cherry tree, and wish to get very early fruit, irrigate with hot water the soil over the roots. The plan was tried successfully in…
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At the last meeting of the Candello A. H. and D. F. Association reported in the Candelo Union of the 25th instant, Mr. Walter Woodd gave notice of the following motion:— That…
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The Herefords, after a long straggle for recognition, have attained a place among the foremost breeds of beef cattle in the United States. Tho first importation was made…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Farm & Garden. the Cork Tree
Since we make our own wines and wine bottles there seems to be no good reason why we should not provide our own [?] of which we are consuming from year to year a greater…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →FARM & GARDEN. Value of the Eucalypts
The eucalyptus which grows so wed in California, is likely to prove a most valuable tree. A recent experiment is said to have been made in preserving meat with the leaves…
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