Amalgamation of Factories Hunter River Butter
The proposed merger of the Hunter district butler factories was discussed at a conference held recently at West Mail land. The proceeding…
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Farming & the land, 1929
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P.d.s. Column Investigation of Butter Transport
The Australian Dairy Councilâ though the value of as work seem; of to be overlanded in sense quarters [?] take a break interest in the…
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Prescott Ltd. reports on 2nd: As a result of the nice rains on the rivers north of the Hunter supplies have increased. Buyers are still only…
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Mr. E. Timbs, of Albion Park, had the misfortune on Monday night to lose 12 head of cattle and the unhappy prospect of a further 8 dying. The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Where Farmers Grumble Not
Mr. C. J. Robinson, who recently motored down to Orbost on a visit to relatives there, returned with an enthusiastic impression of the…
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At a meeting of the central North Coast dairy factories, at Macksville, there was heated discussion over a complaint that stor[?]at…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →P. D. S Column Butter Values
A review of the P.D.S. statistical records of butter values which have ruled in the Sydney markets for the past 20 years reveals that only on…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Maximum Dairy Herd Return
Upon the state of the blood of a [?] cow depends the milk held and the cream tests. All dairymen [?] the importance of drenching after calving…
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The keeping of rabbits of the fancy varieties for their furs fur fanning, in short is making some progress under licenses issued by the Minister…
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A [?] of the P.D.S. Still and record of [?] which new [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Winter Fodder Crops a Reminder to the Dairy Farmer
Of all animals the dairy cow is the most economical producer of human food. No other animal can utilise large quantities of food to such…
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At the P.P.U. meeting in Bega on Tuesday Mr Watson, of Pambula, said grievous injury; was being done, to dairy farmers at his end of the…
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Of all the animals the dairy cow is the most economical producer of human food. No other animal can utilise large quantities of food to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A.h. and D.f. Association Show Arrangements. One Day Swow for Cattle
The final meeting of the Committee before the Show was held on Tuesday night, having been postponed from the afternoon on account of the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Potato Crop Competition. Carried Out By the Agricultural Society
The official report, issued by tho judges--Mesars. R. A. Bailie and C. J. Bennett--in connection with the potato yield competition, 1929, (carried out…
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At the P.P.U. meeting in Bega last week the president, Mr Jacob Britten, said the most important development since the previous…
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Mr Rogers district delegate, reported at the last P.P.U. meeting having interviewed Mr Max Henry as to the fear that the tuberculin…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Electricity at Gerringong Factory Instals Power Many Farmers Linking Up
Since electricity for lighting and power purposes has become available to the Gerringong Municipality there has been a general desire to link up…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lime in the Soil Essential for Dairy Cows
The rate at which lime is taken out of the soil by the milking cow will be best appreciated by the fact that a dressing of [?] of limestone…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Dairying Records on Clarence
The turnover of the Grafton Cooperative Dairy Co. for the past year was £240,460, which is over £30,000 better than in 1927. The…
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