1. Select the best cows in your herd, or that you can buy, to keep, and dispose of the unprofitable ones. 2. The best cow for the dairy is the one that ...
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Article : 430 wordsThere is a narrow pass between the mountains in the neighbourhood of Bendearg, in the Highlands of Scotland, which, at a little distance, has the appearance of an immense artificial bridge thrown ...
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Article : 186 wordsMr. Freer-Thonger, the well-known European dairy expert, writing in comment on the calf raising experiments at the Iowa (U.S.) station, states as follows: There is one important point, ...
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Article : 531 wordsThis is the month for planting the summer crop of potatoes, and a considerable area has been put under crop on the Clarence. The acreage would have been much greater could seed have ...
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Advertising : 774 wordsA method of preserving: eggs new to this country, though tried in Germany, is given in the Grocer. The preserving agent is what is known in the market as "water-glass," which is an alkaline ...
Article : 361 wordsReferring to the Premier's promises in regard to the sugar duties, the "Farm and Dairy" states that some politicians are veritable Jump Jim Crowes. They "turn about and wheel about just ...
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Article : 477 wordsSince the beginning of the month shipments of maize from the Clarence have shown a marked falling off, and a slight improvement is noticeable in the price. The decrease in consignments is to ...
Article : 198 wordsA duty to countervail a bounty is not a duty on sugar, but a duty to countervail a bounty. In Victoria (says "Farm and Dairy") there is a countervailing duty on beet sugar, and the ...
Article : 320 wordsSays the "Farm and Dairy," Clarence River dairy farmers are tumbling to the fact that housing dairy stock is a necessity of successful dairy farming. They seem to be going through this season ...
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Clarence and Richmond Examiner (Grafton, NSW : 1889 - 1915), Sat 23 Jul 1898, Page 3
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