Burrawang Farmers' Club and West Camden Agricultural Society
By request of the President a special meeting of the Executive Committee of the above Society was held last Friday, which was attended by the President,…
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Farming & the land, 1884
13 stories in Southern Highlands's papers
Burrawang Farmers' Club
AN Executive Committee meeting took place on Monday evening at the Club Hotel, there being present the President (Mr. Dunnicliff), and Messrs. W. Barrett, Lovegrove,…
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THE usual monthly meeting of the above society was held on Thursday evening 7th February. There were nineteen members present, the chair was occupied by the…
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THE ideal farmer's horse is a horse of good constitution and endurance, of good disposition, a fast walker and a good roadster, and that is the all-purpose horse. Such a…
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THE annual meeting of the above society was held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Burrawang, on Thursday evening, 17th inst., A. A. Dunnicliff, Esq., J.P., president of the…
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This important event came off last Wednesday, week and must be regarded as a very successful affair. Had the directors issued a general public invitation the building…
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THE following very important remarks are extracted from a lecture delivered in Kiama on Wednesday, July 9, by Mr. S. W, Pye, agricultural lecturer to the Board of…
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It is a well-known fact that mixed crops are more productive than those sown singly. Thus one acre sown to oats or barley, or oats and peas, will yield as much, or nearly…
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AT the last regular monthly meeting of the Burrawang Farmers' Club and West Camden Agricultural Society, we learn from the Burrawang Herald that Mr. W. Moses asked what had been done in…
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WE commend the following remarks to the consideration of our dairy readers, simply stating that they were made by Mr. McIver in a lecture in Sydney recently:—…
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Most farmers cannot tell what a single crop costs or what they realise for it, which crop pays and which does not, what class of farm stock is to them profitable or otherwise, or what…
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AT the monthly meeting on Thursday week the attendance numbered sixteen. The following business was transacted:—The secretary is in future to be a paid officer, but the amount is to be fixed at next…
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MR, R. W. Emerson M'lvor, F.I.C., &c., lecturer on agriculture in connection with the Board of Technical Education, delivered a lecture, entitled" Faults and Failures in Colonial Farming," in the School of…
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