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  2. THE DAIRY. THE DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT TRADE.

    The success of the butter-export trade has been almost phenomonal. Two years ago shipments of the locally made article to England were almost too ...

    Article : 3,174 words
  3. ORCHARD&VINEYARD FRUIT AND VINE CULTURE.

    Getting into our chaise we sped along the billiard table of a road to Mr. John Christison's young vineyard and orchard, appropriately named "Stanley." Three years ago ...

    Article : 2,304 words
  4. PRESERVED FIGS.

    Figs preserved whole in syrup are nicer than when made into jam. Take any quantity of fully ripe figs, cleanse them from duet and boil them three minutes in weak syrup, made with ...

    Article : 164 words
  5. THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WINE DEPOT.

    Sir—As the first sale of South Australian wines from the Government Depot has created no little interest, and as the mode of selling—namely, by public auction (at which wine ...

    Article : 1,070 words
  6. DRIED PLUMS.

    There wilt be a great many more plums this year than can be used in a fresh condition, and are cannot export them. But they can be easily dried, and then they are ready for ...

    Article : 238 words
  7. VINEYARDS AND ORCHARDS AROUND STANSBURY.

    On Tuesday last some of the members of the Stansbury branch of the Agricultural Bureau went on a tour of inspection to several of the vineyards and orchards in the district. ...

    Article : 730 words
  8. PRESERVING PEACHES.

    Here is a wrinkle for peach canners (writes the Mildura Cultivator):—With most varieties of the peach the fruit looks very much better in glass when peeled than unpeeled. To pare ...

    Article : 148 words
  9. THE BLACK SCALE PARASITES.

    Mr. Albert Koeble has again made his name famous in California by the introduction from Australia of parasites which prey upon the large black scale insects which live upon the ...

    Article : 154 words
  10. ORCHARD AND VINEYARD NOTES.

    EXPORT OF FRUIT TO ENGLAND.—The mail steamer Rome, which left Largs Bay on Wednesday carries in its cool chambers fifty cases of grapes, pears, and apples, consigned ...

    Article : 614 words
  11. DRIED FRUIT.

    Colonials of the early forties will remember the dried apples on strings, and the peaches and other things which we used to get from the Cape of Good Hope. The Boers ...

    Article : 194 words
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