Dairy Farmers Association
A COMMITTEE Meeting of the above Association was held in the Council Chambers on Friday night, the 8th inst. There were present Messrs. D. Kennedy (President) J. Thompson J. Latta,…
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Farming & the land, 1892
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Alternate Cropping
ALL plants prey more or less heavily upon the chemical ingredients of the soil, but do so in different proportions. Hence the necessity of following an alternate instead of…
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THE Albion Park Dairy, Company paid suppliers for the moth of March, [?] per gallon on 30 251 gals treated in the factory and 6d on 31,362 gals sent to the F. F. and I. Company…
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DEAR SIR.âKnowing the very great interest taken by you in all matters affecting the w[?] of the Derrima District Cold Climate Farm and Dairy Company…
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As Sydney is considered the most convenient place for holding general meetings of the Dairy Farmers' Association of New South Wales, and as many of the delegates were expected to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Butter Export Question. to the Editor of the Shoalhaven Telegraph
DEAR SIR,—Our atteation has been called to a report in your issue of the 6th February in which, at a meeting of the Cambewarra and Meroo Dairy Company, Mr.J. Monaghan is…
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THE Roberison Park Dairy [?] paid su[?]liers ad per gallon for last [?] milk. THE Warstah factory received 73,624. gallons…
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WE are in receipt of the following circular:—"The Executive Committee of the above Association desire to again bring its claims and objects under the notice of the dairy farmers of…
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"WE have received the following circular from Mr. T. Armstrong, secretary of the above, and doubt not but the contents will be of very considerable interest to our readers generally:—…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Original Correspondence. The Export of Surplus Butter. to the Editor of the S[?]alhaves Telegraph
SIR,—Through the kindness of a friend I am in receipt of a copy of your issue of the [?] ultimo, containing a report of the meeting held on the Tuesday previous in connection with the…
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A COMMITTEE meeting of the Milton Branch of the above Association was held in the Council Chambers, Milton, on Monday night. There were present, Mr D. Kennedy (President) Mr…
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THE object of the export of butter to England is one of such importance and interest to the dairy farmers of New South Wales that I scarcely need excuse myself for…
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AM interesting report on the prospects of the Irish grass butter season has been issued by Messrs T. L. Clancy and Coy.; of Cork. In this it is pointed out that the Registrar General's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Bodalla Poultry Farm. Winner of National Prize, 1892
Having in last issue of our paper promised our readers a report on the above, we now proceed to give as correct a count as possible, and claim forgiveness should we fail in any…
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BUTTER FACTORY PLANT.- Mr. G. Bullen has despatched to the Hastings River a complete setout for the first butter factory established there consisting of 116 factory and cream cans…
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PROFESSOR SHAW, of Canada, says: The mild countenance of the Herefords is associated with a broad face, and large expressive eye. Docility is certainly a valuable…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Australian Butter in England. Last Season the Most Successful Experienced
NEWS received by the mail on Monday (says the Australasian) indicates that the past season's shipments of butter to England have been the most successful on the whole of any since the…
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We the Northern Northern Terriory Time ( Port Darwin), that a steamer of S[?] tops register, fited with electric last refrigerating chambers, and stalls for 200…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Extracts from “Home and Farm.” Antidote for Strychnine
In case of an animal poisoned by strychnine, an antidote is recommended so simple, so easily administered, and above all so easily obtained at all times and in all places,…
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THE Emu butter factor [?] son said [?] per gal for in[?] [?]. THE Ulmarra[?] butter factory [?] paid suppliers [?]…
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