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South Coast · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1905

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New Coupling for Farm Teams

The Shoalhaven News and South Coast Districts Advertiser · Saturday 11 November 1905 · page 3

New devices and improvements in existing arrangements are invariably to be found at the show of the Royal Agricultural Society of England. A very…

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The Berry Stud Farm

The Shoalhaven News and South Coast Districts Advertiser · Saturday 11 November 1905 · page 4

The following is the full text of Mr. Frank M'Caffery's letter to the Kiama papers:— It is now some years since the…

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Farm and Field, Composition of Calf Foods

The Shoalhaven News and South Coast Districts Advertiser · Saturday 11 November 1905 · page 7

A leaflet on "Calf Meals," issued by the Irish Department of Agriculture, states that samples of these mixtures, which are largely imported into Ireland,…

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Cattle Exports from the United States

The Shoalhaven Telegraph · Wednesday 15 November 1905 · page 11

An interesting address was recently delivered before the Texas Cattle Ranchers' Association, U.S.A., by Mr T. W. Tomlinson, on "Exports of Meat…

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Farm and Field. Consumption of Phosphate of Lime

The Shoalhaven Telegraph · Wednesday 15 November 1905 · page 11

An estimate was recently prepared by the "Mark Lane Express" showing the quantity of phosphate of lime extracted annually from the soils of Great Britain…

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Shorthorn Cattle. to the Editor of the Nowra Colonist

Broughton Creek Mail · Thursday 16 November 1905 · page 4

Sir,—I notice there has often been items in your paper about the dairying industry, mostly about the breeds of cattle. Some people are jersey…

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The Stud Farm

Broughton Creek Mail · Thursday 16 November 1905 · page 2

The Berry progress Association on Thursday last removed, oil motion by Messrs W. Lord and J. Turner, to request the Agricultural Society to…

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The Dairy. a Good Dairy Cow

The Cobargo Chronicle · Friday 17 November 1905 · page 3

The most important element of success in the dairy business is the cow herself. Good cows in the dairy herd are, to the success of the dairy business…

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Improvement of Dairy Cattle In Ireland

The Shoalhaven News and South Coast Districts Advertiser · Saturday 18 November 1905 · page 7

At a meeting held recently in Dublin. with reference to the' improvement of daily cattle, Sir Horace Pluntett gave an outline of the scheme proposed by the…

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Ringworm in Cattle

The Shoalhaven News and South Coast Districts Advertiser · Saturday 18 November 1905 · page 7

A leaflet issued by the Board of Agriculture, London, gives some notes as to the treatment of ringworm. The disease is due to a vegetable parasite of the…

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An Absent-minded Farmer

The Shoalhaven News and South Coast Districts Advertiser · Saturday 18 November 1905 · page 3

A Canadian fanner, noted for his absent-mindedness, went to town one day and transacted his business with the utmost precision. He started back…

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Russian's Vivid Narrat. Riot and Pillage. Churches and Farms Sacked. Women As Leaders

The Shoalhaven News and South Coast Districts Advertiser · Saturday 18 November 1905 · page 2

A thick-chested young Russian, with deep-set eyes and a mass of tawny hair, who arrived in England after a sensational night escape a Siberian…

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Farm and Field. Encouraging Horcebreeding

The Shoalhaven News and South Coast Districts Advertiser · Saturday 18 November 1905 · page 7

Tbe proposal of the Victorian Government to set aside L3000 for the encouragement of horsbreeding may be regarded as the beginning of a movement…

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Extension of the Berry Stud Farm. to the Editor of the Berry Register

The Berry Register and Kangaroo Valley and South Coast Farmer · Saturday 18 November 1905 · page 2

SIR.—I very much regret that the attitude of certain pinions in the Kiama district in connection with the above object is of such a deplorable nature as to make one long for the…

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Butter-milk

Southern Star · Wednesday 22 November 1905 · page 3

THIS well-known product was discussed at great length at the farmers' meeting on Saturday, and it is worth noting that manager McVergh stated…

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Home Butterist Tests to the Butter of the Nowba Colonist

Broughton Creek Mail · Thursday 23 November 1905 · page 2

Sir,—With your kind permission would point out to some of my brother dairymen the advisability of owners of dairy herds testing the milk…

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The Manufacture of Chicer Cheese (By A. H, Hayward, Dairy Instructor Wollongbar Experimental Farm)

Broughton Creek Mail · Thursday 23 November 1905 · page 4

The following paper was read at a meeting of members of the Alstonville Agricultural Society:— “The object of this paper is to bring…

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North Coast Farms

Broughton Creek Mail · Thursday 23 November 1905 · page 4

A message from Byron Bay states that several farms on the Garvan estate were offered for sale on Wednesday day MrHindinarsh, M.L.A. None of…

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A Pastoral Letter

The Bega Standard and Candelo, Merimbula, Pambula, Eden, Wolumla, and General Advertiser · Friday 24 November 1905 · page 6

A Pes[?] Letter from the [?] shop and Bishops to the [?] England in the Commonwealth has been [?] The…

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Curing Meat on the Farm

The Cobargo Chronicle · Friday 24 November 1905 · page 3

A BULLKTIN issued by the Departs ment of Agriculture. North Carolina, U.S.A, gives the following as a reliable method for curing meat on a farm: —…

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