Jindiandy Dairy Company
Daring the month of March, the Jindiandy Dairy Company (Mr. S. Law[?], manager) treated 58,418 gallons of milk, producing 26,697lb. of butter, being 1lb. to 22-43lb. of…
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Farming & the land, 1901
605 stories in South Coast's papers · page 7 of 31
The Season's Butter Export
From August, 1900, to date, New South Wales has exported 3,000 tons of butter while the total output of the Suite for the same period, was 9,000 tons…
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The buying price of Danish butter is regulated by the Copenhagen butter quotation committee, consisting of seven export firms, one wholesale spot dealer…
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WHY is butter [?] MR. G. C. Frankland, in âLongmanâs Magazine,â gives a scientific answer:ââWe must first realise,â she says, âthat the…
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Butter.—Since our last report values have declined 1d per lb. The marked increase in local supplies, and the much easier tone in the Melbourne Market—where prices have again…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Produce Market. April 20. the Coastal Farmers’ Cp-operative Society’s Report
Butter.—Heavy arrivals from northern rivers and the market is also glutted with second quality butter. The choicest brands are slow of sale at 10[?]…
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The high price of butter at the present time (says a Melbourne papor) is giving Victorian householders a good deal of concern, and wonder is oxpreased at the scaroity now…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Farm and Dairy. Pure-bred or Cross-bred Sires for Dairy Cattle
A dairy farmer in the Tweed District asks the Agricultural Gazette: "Is at advisable to keep a half-bred dairy bull as a sire? The one in question is by a Holsteing bull oyt…
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The Melbourne Leader writes:—Reapers and binders are not the only articles on the free list which' are retailed at an extortionately high figure in consequence of the…
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With a goodly number of visitors to the Sydney show (writes "Talpa" in the Australasian), judging by remarks over-heard in the crowd, the farmer is…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →State Politics. the Political Crop
Speaking of the forthcoming State elections a Queanbeyan paper says :— “Braidwood is vacant, an l there is likely to be a bigger scream for that [?] than…
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THE price of Australian butter continues its downward course, but still remain 7s per cwt. higher than it was at this season fast year. This decline is stated by one of…
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It is to be hoped that before the next butter export season opens further research will be conducted into the cause of "fishiness" in butter, and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Season's Butter Export. to the Editor
SIR,—In your issue of the 20th inst. appears an article under the above heading token from the "Coastal Farmers' Gazette" The name of the writer is not given, but appearing in…
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From August 1900, to due New South [?] has exported 3000 tons of butter, while the total [?] of the State for the same period was 9000…
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Butter.—Supplies are coming forward freely, The demand for first grade butters is satisfactory. second grades are slow of sale. We quote. Prime creamy 10d, second quality,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Produce Market. April 27, the Coastal Farmers’ Co-operative Society’s Report
Butter.—Only choicest butter in demand. Bacon.—Good enquiry. Lard.—Exceptionally scarce. Cheese—Best flavored cheddar selling at…
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Inspector [?] M. R.C.V.S., accompanied by the local [?] (Mr. G Timbs, jun.), seized [?] of diseased cattle (six suffering from…
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It is gratifying to find, according to the report of the Government dairy expert (says the Australasian), that Victorian butter is securing a market that is practically…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Pyree Picnic. Jindiandy Dairy Co.'s Reunion
The annual picnic in connection with the Jindiandy Dairy Company was held in one of Mr W. Caffrey's paddocks, at Pyree, on Wednesday last. The day was clear but…
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