CHEESE FACTORIES.
: -!•.»!■.'• ?■•. (Exchange.). -. .. : * ; A farmer, by sending milk to a Cheese Factory benefits hitnself byugetting a market for the most valuable .produce 'he can get off his land; he gets cash for his wares ; he makes more bff one acre by milk than he would off two acres by grazing and m less tiiue ; the calves and milking give first-class occupation to his children, and besides making them useful teaches them experience; his dairy work is over in -tjnie to. start a good day's work •; . . > he- does Jthkt ; day*ai -work on his on farm
instead of his " boss's" land ; he soon puts value on his land and the improvements on it are like money laid by m a savings bauk, only the interest he reaps will be nearer 15 per cent than five; he learns to know what home is by staying at home ; and above all he becomes a bona fide farmer for the land keeps him. All this may be done if the inhabitants of a place combine and make -a market for their milk.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 83, 6 March 1884, Page 2
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177CHEESE FACTORIES. Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 83, 6 March 1884, Page 2
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