The Dairying industry. a Committee of Inquiry Appointed. Debate Parliament
In the Legislation Assembly on Tuesday, Mr Davidson, member for the Hastings and Macleay, moved:— (1) That a select committed be…
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Farming & the land, 1905
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Farm and Field. Smut in Grain
Various methods have been used from time to time for me prevention of smuts in grain. It wes discovered by Mr J. L. Jensen, of Denmark, tn 1877, that the…
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THE sixth annual meeting of the Illawarra Co-operative Central Dairy Company was held in the Town Hall Albion Park, on Thursday afternoon, Mr. George Church, Chairman of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Farm Notes. (From Various Sources.) Make a Show
The Director of Agriculture is sending a circular to the butter factories of the State, urging them to participate, in making an…
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At the half-yearly meeting of the North Coast Co-operative Dairy Company at Byron Bay( reports the â Lismore Chronicle â) Mr…
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At the end of 1903 the North Coast Division carried 105,262 cows in milk, the ,South [?] Division £9,197, the Lower Hunter, 43,630, and the County…
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The following circular has been issued by the Coastal Farmers' Co-operative Society to all co-operative factories :— Two facts stand out prominently, and…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday Mr Davidson (Hastings and Macleay) moved :—(1 ) That a select committee be appointed to inquire into and report upon the dairying industry,…
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SIR William McMillan writes to the 'Daily Telegraph' as follows:âIn the 'Herald' under an article 'On the Land' there is a reference to the butter…
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In a useful paper on âArtificial Shelter for Cattle,â read by Mr. Wade, County Instructor, before the North Kildare Farming…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Farm Notes. (From Various Sources.) Agricultural Production
It is interesting to glance at the value of agriculture as a producer and distributor of wealth. This is best expressed in the figures…
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MR. M. A. O’CALLAGHAN writing in the July number of the Agricultural Gazette says :—The news of the Dutch butter fraude has set people thinking on this subject…
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Mr. M. F. Morton, M.P, writes:—[?] varied opinions that exist with card to the disposal of butter (and, [?] all dairy products) give…
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MR. M. F. MORTON , member or Allowrie, writing in the Daily Telegraph, under date July 11, says:— The varied opinions that exist with regard to the disposal of butter…
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The Nowra Co-operative Dairy Company last month manufactured a little over 20 has of butter, and paid suppliers 9d nett…
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Mr Samuel Turner, managing director of Wilier and Riley, Limited, Manchester butter shippers and general provision merchants, is at…
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RECENTLY a statement was made that the United States had rejected some Australian butter on account of its being adulterated. With reference to this Mr. Crow the dairy…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Butter-Factory Boiler. Fourteen Rules for Butter Factory Managers
First—Boilers newly set should not be fired within two or three weeks after setting, and then the firing should be gradual for several days to allow the…
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Three members of the House of Commons have given notice of motion for the-rejection of the Butter Bill. Others propose that it would be referred to a select committee, and that…
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Points in Favor of Lime. 1. It is of the greatest benefit to all soils, and is injurious to none. 2. Lime is good for burning up and…
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