Farm Notes
[We shall be happy to receive from practical [?]tarmers such suggestions as to the treatment or and, crops, and stock as their experience has proved to be useful. By writing for this journal…
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Farm and Garden. Over - Feeding of Breeding Stock
THE Aberdeen Weekly Journal a paper published in the centre of the largest cattle raising county in the United Kingdom, devotes an article, at the…
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ONE of the most interesting events of the past month has been the publication, by Dr. Burdon-Sanderson, of the results of his experiments at the Brown Institution on pleuro-pneumonia. Most of the details had been…
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AT Meldrum House, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, some seven years ago, a service drain was laid five feet deep in stiff clay, almost impervious to water, part of it through a piece of wood of beech, ash, alder, and a…
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HAVING made choice of a suitable piece of rich land upon the banks of a never failing fresh-water creek, and heavily timbered, I commenced in the month of June to fall the trees upon the most open portion…
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LONDON, June 12.—The wool sales continue brisk, and the prices firm. 9932 bales were catalogued to-day…
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LONDON, June 16.—The wool market is animated, and prices realised show a general advance as compared with late sales. Greasy wools are fiat…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cable Messages. The Wheat Market
LONDON, June 16.—The wheat market is drooping and languid. Australian wheat ex Darra, is selling at 4s per 480lb…
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Autumn is closing with weather far more agreeable than that of which accounts were furnished in the last summary. The mornings and evenings are cold but not unpleasant, while the mid-days are all that dwellers in the colony could…
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LONDON, June 19.—The competition at the wool sales continues strong, wad the market firm. To-day 7359 bales were catalogued…
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The weather at Deniliquin is desirable just now for pastoral and agricultural pursuits. At Grenfell lambing is progressing favourably. On one station 8000 lambs are already dropped. Grass…
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THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST of May pnblishes in its columns the following, interesting account of the merino sheep on Australian squattages:— The pastoral industry of Australia was well…
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The following article from the Irish Agriculturalist sets forth clearly and ably the nature and causes of a disease from which our Rocks in this country are by no means exempt, and deserves…
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This, the last week of autumn, has been accompanied by weather which may serve as a reminder of colder weeks to come. In some localities, notably along the coast, on the high lands, heavy frosts were felt each night, and in some…
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LONDON, June 12.—The wool Bales continue brisk; and the prices firm. 9932 hales were Catalogued to-day. LONDON, June 13.—The wool sales are being…
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LONDON, June 18.—The wool market, to-day, me very buoyant; 5763 bales were catalogued. Delayed in trim Emission.]…
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Since our last printed report we have been kept well informed by telegrams of the progress of the present series of Bales in London, and we are glad to notice that, the firmness evinced from the first has gradually culminated in a slight…
Continued on Trove, page 36 →The Grazier. The Riverina Trade. Vast Increase in Wool Receipts
HOME three years back the parliament of New South Wales, fully alive to the necessity of scouring for its natural port, Sydney, the trade of that wonderfully rich pastoral district Riverina, determined…
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[We shall be happy to receive from practical farmers such suggestions as to the treatment of land, crops, and stock as their experience has proved to be useful. By writing for this journal…
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