The Devon, as a Dairy Cow
MR. E. F. MAUNDER, who claims to have Australian [?] amongst cattle, with other qualifications, in an article in the âLive Stock Journal,â…
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Farming & the land, 1893
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The Butter Export Trade. Meeting in Nowra
A meeting of dairy company representatives and farmers generally, convened by Mr. John Monaghsn, J.P., was held in the upstairs hall of the…
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From the secretary we have received a circular giving the following particulars of the above association, publication of which will no doubt prove of interest to our…
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The cablegrams have informed the colonial public of a great many of the sayings and doings of Mr. Wilson, of Victoria. As he is now on passage…
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Dairymen of Corunna, near Moruya, have decided to proceed with the establishment of a cheese factory. No resolutions, were proposed at the…
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From the Manning River TIMES we learn of the first annual meeting of the Lower Manning Co-op. Dairy Co., which was held at Croki on the 29th…
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FOURTEEN years ago a Mrs. Iden, living in Dallus township, Nebraska, dropped a half of butter into well. It went to the bottom forty feet below…
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There is trouble in the camps of the da[?]ying interest. Hor, unfortunately, there are many more cimp than one. It has arisen from the quantities of butler held over while…
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A MEETING of dairy company representatives and farmers generally, con[?] by Mr. Juli[?] J.P., was held in the upstairs [?] of the…
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SIR,âSince the formation of the above company the Sydney agents knowing how it would endanger their interests, have used every erection to crush it out of…
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No other line of business is managed with no [?] and forethought with no little study of its possibilities by [?] it as farming; and…
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A writer in the Illawarra MERCURY of Thursday last appeals strongly on behalf of the butter export movement. He says :-The practicability of…
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The "Lion" factory at Barrengarry received 42,000 gallons of milk last month, and paid suppliers 3d per gallon. The Jindiandy Dairy Company paid…
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THE first annual general Beating of shareholders in the above company was held at the School of Arts on Saturday afternoon, about thirty being present, Mr. F…
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SIR,âI have read a letter signed âVigilanceâ in your issue of the 18th. I certainly quite agree with him, and will go further and say I am more than astonished to…
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WE reprint the following interesting article from the pen of Mr. J. L. Thompson, Principal of the Hawkesbury Agricultural College, written as at…
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A well attended general meeting of the shareholders in the above company was held at the Factory premises on the 24th inst., for the purpose of electing Directors and…
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SIR,âHaving carefully road the several adverse and manifestly unjust commentaries by âVigilanceâ in your issue of the 18th, and by âAgricolaâ in same of the…
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SIR.âI consider your correspondent D. D. McNaughtâs restrictions upon my letter on the above subject only shows how utterly unfit a man must be to be a director of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dairy Notes. FROM “ Agricultural Gazette,” July, 1893
A REPORT has been prepared by the British Board of Agriculture, on the condition of dairy farming, and the development of the trade in dairy products in…
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