The Australian Butter Season
W. Weddel and Co. (London) report as follows :— The Australasian butter season of 1900 1901 leaves behind it the most…
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Farming & the land, 1901
605 stories in South Coast's papers · page 22 of 31
N.s.w. Dairy Farmers’ Union
A meeting of the Kangaroo Valley Branch of the above union was held last Thursday night. Mr. J. Nelson presided, and there were present Messrs. J. Randall,…
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Butter.—Owing to a general decline in values, we were compelled on Tuesday, 17th, to fall in line with other agents and reduce prices for choicest creamery to 10d. On…
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The first shipment of Victorian butter to London for the new season was made last week, and consisted of only about 80 tens. This (remarks the Australasian) is…
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The scarcity of store cattle in all parts of the country (says the Braid wood Dispatch) is being particularly observable as the spring is coming in by the small offerings at the yards,…
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It is proposed to establish a central creamery at Kiama. The Pambula Dairy Co’s, creamery at Boggy Creek is to be closed…
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The English firm, Messrs Woddel & Co., in their produce review for the last season, just to hand, say:—The Australasian Butter Season of 1900-1901 loaves behind it the…
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On Wednesday the first picnic of the Farmers’ Co—operative Company was held at Clontarf. Captain Onslow Thompson in, replying to the toast of…
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It is proposed to establish a central creamery at Kiama. The Pambula Dairy Co’s. creamery at Boggy Creek is to be closed…
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On Wednesday the first picnic of the Farmers’ Go-operative Company was held at Clontarf. Captain Onslow Thompson, in replying to the toast of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Australian Produce In British Markets. Concerning Butter. a Record Price
THE annual Review of the [?]asian Dairy Pro[?] Tradeâ [?] by Messrs W. Wed[?] and C. made is appearance recently, and deals with…
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Sir,—The resolution, passed at the recent Dairy Conference the grading of cream at the factories is very good as far as it goes, but must become…
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AT the Berry Progress Association meeting on Thursday night, Mr. Colley moved that a petition be presented to the Department of Agriculture praying that the Berry Stud Farm…
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BARRY.—There is a shortage of hitter on the content of Great Pric[?], and the society produces a [?]plendid market awating our apring consignment. Local sales for choice better are…
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Butter:—We have to report a dull local market London cable advice to hand yesterday reads as follows :— “Butter market easy this week, and prices still below last year’s Danish…
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THE following interesting remarks in Messrs Wedded and Co's report on the above subject are worth quoting:—"The mystery attaching…
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Mr J. L. Dow, a well—known Victorian journalist and ex—politician, has been visiting the Clarence, Richmond, and Tweed during the past week or two. For many…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Butter for Export. a Competition. Government Prizes
Mr. Kidd, Minister for Agriculture, has decided to offer prizes for butter suitable for export, in order to stimulate the production of the very best…
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A man whh keeps 20 cows should fatten 40 pigs every summer; the man who keeps 10 cows, 20, and, if he does, he will find, perhaps to his amazement, that this little…
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