Butter Factory Book Keeping
Mr. Daniel B. O’Keefe, manager Albion Park D. Co., has designed a splendid book for keeping a true account count of each supplier’s business with…
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Farming & the land, 1900
470 stories in South Coast's papers · page 17 of 24
HERE & There. Death or an Imported Cow at the State-farm
The imported Guernsey cow, Lady Blanche, which had been ailing for some time died recently at Wollongbar. She bad had every care and…
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TOT board appointed to inquire into die alleged deterioration in Victorian butter exported to England has almost completed its report From what can…
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THE question of the salaries that butter factory and cranberry managersâ receive is undergoing discussion. There is, no doubt, a [?]endency am[?]t [?]y…
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PROFESSOR LONG, the eminent English dairying authority, gives an account of a trip to Denmark in the "Farmers' Gazette":—"Years ago the Danish…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →London Butter Market
The London correspondent of the Herald writes under date July 20 :— There is more and more certainty as every week paasses that the next Australian butter…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Playing and Non-Playing Dairying
A factory manager writes to the Sydney Mail: We have paid one of our supplier £12 per cow for each, cow milked in a herd of 16, and five of the number were heifers milking with…
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THE paper on sunflower-growing read at the Berry School of Arts recently gave rise to a most interesting discussion. The writer advocated the adoption of supplementary…
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Butter.—There has been a marked increase in Supplies the week; demand good, and price continue firm. We quote best creamery, 10d ; second, 8½d to 9¼d…
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Bega Co-operative Company is assuming big proportions. 2400 shares have been taken up by 74 persons. Mr. J. Ireland, Sydney, gets all the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Pleuro-Paenmonia in Dairy Herds
Pleuro pnenmoni[?] has been characterised by the chief veterinary officer of the English Board of Agriculture as "an infections disc[?] of the lung of the ex, primary infecting the internal…
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A FACTOR manager writes to the âSydney mailâ :â âWe have paid one of our suppliers £12 per cow for each cow milked in a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Molasses for Cattle Feed
Mr. G. Lambert, of Berrima, writes:—I have used molasses for cattle for many years, and have a high opinion of it for its warming and fattening qualities. I buy it…
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Butter — Supplies are fast increasing we have had a very good sale during the week Exports have now fairly started. We quote best creamery 10d; second quality. 9d to 9½d;…
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AN important meeting of dairymen was held at Kiama on Tuesday. Mr. Hay, who presided, said the dairying industry in the South Coast district was very…
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The Berry Central Factory has obtained another important award for its butter. At the Royal Agricultural Show of Victoria at Melbourne on Wednesday it…
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An important meeting of dairymen was held Nowra yesterday week. Mr. Hay, who presided, said the dairying industry in the South Coast district was, very unsatisfactory, and the…
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Butter. —Supplies continue to increase rapidly, and the prospects-are very satisfactory for a good season; The local demand continues good: We quote best creamery [?] second quality…
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Much controversy has taken place in New South Wales lately (says the Herald) over the necessity for Government inspection of dairy products with a view to permitting only…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Farmers’ Interests at Stake. Spread of the Cape Weed. Drastic Action Necessary
AT the committee meeting of the Berry Progress Association on Thursday night Dr. Lewers said much had been heard recently about colostrum milk contaminating butter, but in the…
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