Dairy Notes, Hawkesbury Agricultural College Dairy
The following notes are from the annual report of the College dairy export, Mr. C. R. Cassidy, an ex-student of the College. The experiments referred to were conducted…
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Farming & the land, 1896
185 stories in South Coast's papers · page 8 of 10
Farmers’ Wives and Daughters
âSHOULD farmersâ wives and daughters have a general knowledge of the farm!â is a question that has been submitted to the âAustralian Farm and Homeâ…
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There seems to be[?]o limit to the ingenuity bestowed upon the devising of moans for accomplishing the transport of this perishable produce of distant climes to the…
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Here are a few facts concerning the profits of beet culture:—Mr. A. N. Pearson, Agricultural Chemist, of the Victorian Department of Agriculture, who is perhaps…
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THE following [?]from the âArgusâ it well worth the consideration of every dairyframer ; ââ let the weather he what it may, there are some dairy farmers who…
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German authorities are of the opinion that food has no influence in determining the amount of butter fat that attribute depended entirely on the temperament of the…
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MR. A. L. MANNING has requested an to insert the following letter, received by him from Mr. Lance General Manager of the N.S.W. Creamery Butter Company, re…
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SIR.—Past experience has shown that a necessity exists for more uniten action on the part of the dairy farmers or their representatives, the directors of the different dairy companies. They…
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Some people, who ought to know better, are making a noise about the heavy expenses that will be incurred in running the central factory. Perhaps the poison is…
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For many years the districts from which our dairy produce came was from the country on the upper waters of the Hawkesbury River, and from the farms on the…
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THE change in values in the butter markets of Britain lets us see the important issues open to Australian diarists, should we be able to hold our own…
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FARMERS are divided into three classes, namely:â First, these who take up everything new in grains, vegetables, fruits, and…
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SIR,—Seeing that you have very kindly laid open the columns of your journal to the dairying" industry go no rally, aud of late have drawn attention to the above company…
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Messrs. W. Weddell and Co.'s London market report, under date 11th September, is as follows:—Butter: The cooler and showery weather notified in our last report…
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A special meeting of the butter-sellers' committee was held in Sydney on Friday morning last for the purpose of considering the selling price of butter. There were…
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Sir,—Your leading article in Wednesday's issue of your journal has been duly digested by me, and I feel in duty b[?]nd to reply to some of your misstatements briefly but very much to…
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A meeting of the Sydney putter sellers was held on Monday, Mr. T. Clarke being in the chair. A motion was brought forward that the price be reduced to 8d for…
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A MEETING of suppliers to N. S. W, Creamery Butler Co., took place in Bega School of Arts on Tuesday afternoon at 4 oâclock. Tho meeting was convened…
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SPEAKING at the annual meeting of the Albion Park Dairy Company, Mr. Pateson (Manager Fresh Food and Ice Company), congratulated the company on the…
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TAKING advantage of Mr, C. E. D. Meares (commercial manager of the South Coast Company) being in Kiama on Tuesday last, a representative of…
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