Farm and Dairy
Mr J. Parish is leaving Marshall Mount for the Richmond River. Corn pulling is the order of the day at Pambula, and the crop in most…
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Farming & the land, 1903
554 stories in South Coast's papers · page 10 of 28
Instruction for Farmers
At the annual meeting of the Berry Agricultural Association on Friday last, Mr P. Quirk, manager of the Government Stud Farm, advocated…
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When the Dairy Conference held in Sydney last week was convened, it was given out that the agricultural societies would be asked to send…
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Recent articles in "The Melbourne Leader" upon dehorning cattle are cordially agreed with by a correspondent, who claims that polled cattle…
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On Thursday last Mr W. Graham, of Jamberoo, shipped a valuable young roan bull, by Warrior II., to a prominent, dairyman in the Manning River district. The same…
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A representative conference of dairymen was held in Sydney on Tuesday at the office of the Coastal Farmers Coy. Mr Meares presided…
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Mr O. E. Coach, of Albion Park, is relinguishing dairy pursuits. There was a good attendance at Bailie and M'Donald's stock sale…
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"I believe if we will set the boys to work testing the cows, giving them half that they can increase the butter production of the dairy as…
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When the [?] comf[?] held an Sydney was convened it was given [?] that the agricultural societies would be asked to spend [?] and in most in…
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The long-continued drought, now fortunately broken up (the Queenslander writes), lulled cattle, owners into the belief that the tick pest had passed high-water mark and…
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Mr James Taylor, of Tanja, Bega district, has stacked 100 tons of ensilage. A Mr McCauley, from Goulburn,…
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Foley Bros. reports, April 25:—The butter market is demoralized whilst nominally at 1/- per lb. Co-operative sellers are cutting price of special…
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Mr James Tailor, of Tanja, Bega district, has stacked 100 tons of ensilage. A Mr McCauley from Goulburn,…
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ON Monday and Tuesday Messrs. Stewart and Morton held a highly successful sale of Mr. T. Waters’ dairy herd, etc., at Ben[?] Kangaroo Valley. The cattle were sold on Monday,…
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Mr Will Srcombe, son of Mr. D. Sercombe, of Tanja, won first prize at the recent Muswellbrook show for cbeddar cheese. Well done, Tanja…
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Says the "Southern Star" (Bega): "Mr M. F. Morton, in a strong letter to the Herald,' adversely criticises the manner in which the recent Dairy Conference was…
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Mr J. D. Condon, of Kangaroo Valley, writes to the Valley "Times ": "In your last issue re report of conference to discuss the proposed Dairy…
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Mr M. F. Morton, M.L.A., writes to the "Herald." as follows:— "The extraordinary celerity displayed in taking me to task in…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Moat Farm Mystory. a Woman's [?] LO[?]
IN [?] [?] of [?] [?] of M[?] [?]…
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Victorian butter and cheese are keeping the price of these commodities down in Sydney. Butter is at present being exported from…
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