The Market of Butter
Mr. Robert Atkins of Albury writes as follows to the Daily “Telegraph”:— “Will you kindly let me make s suggestion through your columns which I think…
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Farming & the land, 1903
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Butter Grading
Mr M. A O'Callaghan, Government Dairy Expert, writes in the Agricultural Gazette:—The Bega Co-operative Dairy Company is doing good worK, but it is a pity that the…
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The Coastal Farmers’ Co-operative Society reports, June 20:— The depressed condition of trade generally this winter in inflected in the butter…
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On Saturday 200 head of store cattle belonging to a dealer from Goulburn were temporarily depastured at Alexandra Park reserve, Albury. The cattle were…
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The Nett Zealand Govern meat purposes appointing two dairy experts, one from Canada and the other from Denmark, at a salary of £600 each per annum…
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For the month of May the Jindiandy Dairy Company distributed £623 amongst its suppliers, who were paid at the [?] of 11d and three farthings per lb. for [?]…
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The Coastal Farmers’ Co-operative Society reports, June 20 :—The depressed condition of trade generally this winter is reflected in the butter…
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For the month of May the Jindiandy Dairy Company distributed £623 amongst its suppliers, who were paid at the rate of [?] and three farthings per lb. for…
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Mr. M. A. O'Callaghan, Government Dairy expert, writes in the Agricultural Gazette:—The Bega co-operative Dairy Company is doing good works, but it is a…
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A were from Albury states that on Saturday last 200 head of store cattle belonging to a dealer from Goulburn were temporarily depictured at tire Alexandria Park reserve…
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ON Monday last Mr. J. D. Stewart G.V.S., Visited the Government Stud Farm at Far Meadow, where an outbreak of blackleg has occurred, among the young stook, the…
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A form of 66 acres, situated at Broughtop Vale, adjoining the properties of Mr. Hugh Boyd and others, and owned by Mr. W. H. Murrow, of Omega, was sold by auction at…
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An important conference, the outcome of which, (says the S. M. Herald) should be in the interests of the producer and retailer of butter, was held at the Queen's Hall…
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Last week Mr J. D. Stewart, G.V.S., visited the Government Stud Farm at Far Meadow, where an outbreak of blackleg had occurred among the…
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A two-year-old Guernsey heifer, Dolly Bloom, owned by P. L, Ames, of Boston, is officially credited with producing over 453lb of butter fat in one year…
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Mr J. D. Stewart, Government veterinary surgeon, visited the Government stud farm at Berry during the past week, where an outbreak of blackleg has…
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An important conferences, the out[?] of which should is in the interests of the producer and retailer of butter (states the S. M. Herald),…
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Last week Mr J. D. Stewart, G.V.S., visited the Government Stud Farm at Far Meadow, where an outbreak of blackleg had occurred among the…
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The Coastal Farmers' Co operative Society reports, 27th June: Imposition it unchanged. The market is crippled with second class butter, and…
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