Dairy Factory Returns
[Managers of factories in Perrima district are invited to s[?] in [?] returns for publication in this paper at very earliest opportunity.]…
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Farming & the land, 1898
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Dairy Conference
All important conference of factor representative was held at [?] Friday afternoon, the [?] of the South Coast Agricultural Union…
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On Friday [?] deputation consisting of Mr. Ki[?] and Mr. Perry, M.L.A., Messrs. Pateson, Arms rong, Pratten, Gorden, and Fraser waited…
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When the Agent-General for Now South Wales received instructions from his Government to ship between fifty and sixty head of dairy stock, in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Dairying Industry. in Two Parts. Part I.
ON the 6th April, in the West Maitland Town Hall, Mr. J. W. Boag gave one of a series of readings organised by the committee of the Hunter River…
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Farmer Blake had bought a cast cavalry charger, a fine-looking bay, which had quite a dashing appearance in the farmer's buggy, And very well pleased was Mr. Blake with his…
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A month ago the Minister for Agriculture, Mr. Sydney smith, approved of State prizes being offered to improve the quality of New South…
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A d[?] consisting of Mr. K[?]dd and Mr. Perry, MsP, and Messrs [?] Armstrong, Pratten, Gordeon, and Fraser waited on the…
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For the month ended July 31 the Robertson Dairy Company received 19,100 gallons of milk, producing 916lb of butter, for which…
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Though there is no Australian butter on the market just now, the condition of the market has an Australian interest, [?]inasmuch as it may…
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A great advance has been made in what may be called the factory system, in which the dairy farmers send their cream to one centre to be converted into…
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We are informed that Mr. N. H. Throsby has resigned his seat on the Board of the B. D. F. and D. Co., and has been appointed Manager…
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Messrs. Wm. Inglis and Son, 827 George st Sydney send us the following report:—At our bazaar, on the 3rd inst., we disposed of the whole…
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Mr. John Gollan, of Bukendoon (says the Richmond River Herald), has just a very extensive milking shed on his estate, which goes to…
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THE annual conference of the New South Wales Farmers' and Settlers' Association was to be opened in Bathurst on Thursday last. The questions to be considered are:—1. Federation. 2…
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The "Investors' Review" of July 1st, speaking of dairy produce in England, says:—"Something has been done for the encouragement of dairy…
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A visit was paid on Tuesday by Mr. Cook, the Acting Minister for Mines and Agriculture, accompanied by .Mr. W. F. Hurley, M.P., Mr. Sydney…
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We regret to say that values have again receded and prime creamery butter is now quoted at 10d per lb. The sapid fall in prices is due in come…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Dairy Farming Experiment. Fat in a Cows Milk
Daily Telegraph's London corres pondent writes, July 22—"The controversy as to the possibility of affecting the percentage of fat in a cow's…
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A large and influential party of members of Parliament, dairy farmers from the South Coast, and other gentlemen interested, paid a visit on…
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