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Farming & the land, 1844

436 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 22

Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. March

The Australian · Saturday 9 March 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions And leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach; and at the latter end peas and broad beans for second winter crop…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. March

The Australian · Monday 11 March 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and peeks; plant strawberries; bow turnips, spinach; and at the latter end peas and broad beans for second winter crop…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. March

The Australian · Tuesday 12 March 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach; and at the latter end peas and broad beans for second winter crop…

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English Extracts. the Wool Trade. (From Bell's Weekly Messenger, Nov. 6.) British and Foreign Wools, London, This Day

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 13 March 1844 · page 3

THE result of the public sales of wool, as shown by the reports with which we have been favoured is an advance of 1d. per 1b. generally, and in some instances more, on colonial. Cape…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calender. March

The Australian · Wednesday 13 March 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions anc leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach, and at tint latter end peas and broad beans for second winter crop…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. March

The Australian · Thursday 14 March 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach; and at the latter end peas and broad beans for second winter crop…

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Liverpool Wool Market. Saturday, November l8

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 15 March 1844 · page 4

FOREIGN wools, of all kinds, continue in steady request, and at full prices. The general [?]owness of stock is much felt, which is inadequate to the present…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. March

The Australian · Friday 15 March 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach; and at the latter end pens and broad beans for second winter crop…

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Smut in Wheat

Morning Chronicle · Saturday 16 March 1844 · page 2

IT is somewhat strange that after the length of time the efficacy of sulphate of copper (called blue stone and blue vitriol) has been known as a preventive of smut in…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. March

The Australian · Saturday 16 March 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach; and at the latter end peas and broad beans for second winter crop…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. March

The Australian · Monday 18 March 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach; and at the latter end pens and broad beans (of second winter crop…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. March

The Australian · Tuesday 19 March 1844 · page 2

The Garden,—Prepare ground for onion and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach; and at the latter end peas and broad beans…

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English Wool Markets

The Australian · Wednesday 20 March 1844 · page 3

We have much pleasure in laying before our renders the following reports of the state of the principal provincial Wool markets and woollen manufacturing districts of…

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Dibbling Wheat a Source of Encreased Profit

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 20 March 1844 · page 2

IT should ever be borne in mind that the same soil, under careful husbandry, yields more than will repay the increased labour bestowed upon it. Carefully dibbled wheat on soils not too…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. March

The Australian · Wednesday 20 March 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach; and at the latter end peas and broad beane for second winter crop…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. March

The Australian · Thursday 21 March 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach; and at the latter end pens and broad beans for second winter crop…

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Dibbling Wheat, a Source of Encreased Profit. No. Ii

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 22 March 1844 · page 2

IN the former article on this subject (in our Wednesday's number), it was shown that the result of dibbling wheat on a clover-lay was, an encreased crop of 40 bushels to 32 of broad cast…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. March

The Australian · Friday 22 March 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnips, spinach;, and at the latter end peas and broad beans for second winter crop…

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Gardeners' and Farmers' Calendar. March

The Australian · Saturday 23 March 1844 · page 2

The Garden.—Prepare ground for onions and leeks; plant strawberries sow turnips; spinach; and at the latter end peas and broad beans for second winter crop…

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Gardeners and Farmers' Calendar. March

The Australian · Monday 25 March 1844 · page 3

The Garden.—Prepare ground for, onions and leeks; plant strawberries; sow turnip's, spinach; and at the latter end peas and, broad beans for second winter crop…

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