Tuberculosis in Dairy Herds
At the recent conference of factory managers, held in Melbourne, a paper was read dealing with the spread of tuberculosis in the dairy herds of…
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Farming & the land, 1898
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Dairy Factory Returns
[Managers of factories in perrima district are invited to [?] returns for publication in this [?] at very earliest opportunity.]…
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For the month of May the Robertson Dairy Company s[?] 32,899 gallons of mild producing 16.458 lbs of butter; it took 19 15 16 lbs of milk…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Dairy Stock for New South Wales
London, Jane 10.—The New South Wale Government has purchased 50 bulls and cows from the best dairy herds in England and Scotland. They…
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The London correspondent, under date May 6, to the Daily Telegraph says:—The butter merchants at last week's meeting in connection with…
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For the month of May the Robertson Dairy Company treated 32,899 gallonS of milk producing 10,458 lbs of butter; it took 19 15 16 lbs. of milk…
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Sir,—Now that the Board of Health have actually put their foot down, as they did to some purpose last week, in the case of a Botany dairyman, where…
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There is at present such an exodus of dairy farmers from the Bega district to the northern rivers (remarks the Standard), and so much has…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Improvement of our Dairy Herds
It will be recollected that some few months ago the Minister for Agriculture decided to import a number of dairy cattle from England and…
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"The proposed land tax was a bogey which had probably frightened Mr. Campbell cut of the freetrade camp, and was now being used as a bogey—…
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For the month of May the Robertson Dairy Company treated 32,899 gallons of milk producing 16,458 lbs of butler; it took 19 15 16lbs. of milk…
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A London correspondent writes.:— Arrangements are being made to ship some of the Duke of Argyll's Queensland butter as well as New Zealand to…
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ALBANY (W.A.), Saturday.—The R.M.S. Ormuz landed at Albury 51 tons of Victorian butter which had been shipped to London, and…
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It is often urged as one of the disadvantages of the climate of the Braid wood district that its rigorous winters does not allow of dairying…
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The recently inclement weather must have forcibly reminded some dairymen of the advantages of providing more shelter for their cattle…
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It will no doubt be remembered that the £50 butter prize offered by the Government at the Sydney show in 1896 was won by the Fresh Food…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →General Principles of Dairy Practice
It is quite a common practice with dairy farmers to excuse themselves from the perusal of dairy literature, on the ground than what is there said does…
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Fourteen years ago, the farm at the Oaks known as Stagg's, was purchased by the present proprietor, Mr. W.J. Moulder. Sines the transfer was…
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In the manifest of the Orient Company's steamer Ormuz, which arrived at Sydney on Saturday morning from London, is a line of butter (600 boxes),…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Victorian Potato Crop
The potato crops in the late Victorian districts are now nearly all dug, and the results generally have been disappointing. Instead of from five to…
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