The Butter Company
The manager (Mr. G. A. Porter) reports as follows, under date December 31st:— BUTTER,—The market is very fully supplied, but as surplus is still being exported to…
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Farming & the land, 1893
188 stories in South Coast's papers · page 1 of 10
Australian Butter in England
A London writer on November 25, thus warns a contemphrary of some evils in the Australian butter trade:—Shippers are still dividing their consignments, and sending…
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On Tuesday evening, Mr. Frank M'Caffiey, dairy expert of the Agricultural Department, delivered an interesting lecture in the Council Chambers, on the "creamery system of butter…
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The largest shipment a butter from any part of the world will be made by the R.M.S. Ballaart from Melbourne on Saturday next, January 14. A shipmont…
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Mr. Frank M'Caffrey has been visiting Milton as judge of dairy farms entered for the National prize competition. Mr. A Warden's farm is the only one entered in this district…
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The Worrigee Dairy Co. paid milk suppliers 3d per gallon on last month's accounts. The supply for the mouth was 28,253 gallons of milk, making 11,411lb…
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Sea captains have many adventures, and the stories of their wonderful escapes seldom lose by repetition. Many years ago pirates cruised up and down the English Channel,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Dairy Farmers' Association. Proposed Co-operative Co
A meeting of the Ulladulla branch of the Dairy Farmers' Association was held at the Council Chamber, Milton, last night. Present—Messrs. D. Kennedy (president,…
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A New Zealand farmer keeps his dairy cool during the summer months by the following simple, yet effective plan. We will quote his own words :—"I must first give you to…
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Mr. W. B. Walters, C. E, an expert in dairy [?] and produce, who has male service trips to Europe, accredited by the Government of New Zealand, in…
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Messrs. Foley Brothers, of Sussox-street, Sydney, report:— The close of the year 1892 has left a good market for butter. During the year no…
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Mr. A. A. Dunnicliff, one of the Agriculcultural Departments inspectors, will visit Berry shortly to examine certain potato crops reported to be diseased. The local…
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The Comerong Dairy Co. treated during the month of December 18,297 gallons of milk, which produced 7,168lb. butter. Suppliers were paid 3d per gallon…
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THE business of this Company for the month of December shows a healthy increase, the total transactions amounting to nearly three thousand pounds, for which…
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Mr. John Lindsay's champion cow produces on an average 41bs butter daily. The Wingercarribee crops this season are said to be the best seen for years…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dairying Industry in Victoria
THE dairying industry is discussed in the columns of the Melbourne Argus which says,âThe extraordinary expansion of our export trade in butter…
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Continued on Trove, page 2 →Determining Butter Fat in Milk
Pursuant to an announcement in the September issue of the Agricultural Gazette the Department of Agriculture obtained a milk tester which has been submitted to a…
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Some time ago it was reported that a caterpillar had appeared in great swarms in the Hawkesbury District, and had done great damage to the maize crops and grass…
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Feed liberally but not wastefully. Corn thrown on muddy ground for hogs, clean hay fed in the barnyard, and fodder stacked and fed out of doors are methods that do not tend…
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