Dairy Farming at Home

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLV, Issue 267, 28 December 1903, Page 4

Dairy Farming at Home

In coWnection with the Dairy Shoe a general meeting of the British Dairy Fanners' Association was heM at the Agricultural Hall, Isi!5 8 L bo ?- The Earl of Onslow said he had been very much struck with tb» readiness wbicfc the dairy farmer, at any rate, sfelowed to adapt himself to the most modern, ideas and the most approved principles in the conduct of his business. At the same time, however, he was prepared to adinit-aatf he thought mo.rt of them would agree wfth tam-that they still had a good deal to learn, and that they outfit not toneg-ect the knowledge awd "n----tenttrtian which they acquire from their neighbours* T £ y C I^ 11 "!?'* neighbours, nom Denmark atrtd Germany and c r oZ«r re A Tof t r skiT{ * s nevwfailArt ♦„ I t s ese countries neglect S ° not an important occasion not ?' °* months ago said +L* ° „ lmny must "«„.„,? "f 1 own, she .*« *£** Piece of advice to give to ft? 1 "* 1 Pfe of this country 4L pe °~ wake up r"L y ' Wlejr mus t the meiTho^th^v\^ Und ' « lete, CyVu^fT* l Tbsowbat our prepared to do heafl. Lond OnsloTTaid *?L ap he had seen at «L *«."* Cbeese good of the sevwp Was aa ™*>y were no? Britteh «'• * Mked ' >*g also the nSh? """yawn mak . »rt» that LS V expensive import have som » of this soft «t!L He bad *><* *> ** French. S °° d to*» more of it «J? they not ' ™" ""M"* the