FARM AND DAIRY.
The L'lcliain Dairy Company will pay out £10,(iOO for last month's milk, being at the rule of 1.1% d per lb of butterfat. During November 2U0,2921b of butler were manufactured. .
The Stratford Dairy Company last r.ionu received 4.(i50,1201,b of milk. Tin! output of butter was 191,52111b. The ave/.igv' test was 3.570. The amount to i.v |.;:d out for butter-fat is £7278 9s lid. being at the rate of H)'/ 2 d per lb.
The cc--,it:on of the boned meat export trade has had the effect of considerably reducing the fees collected at the local abattoirs. The revenue in No-, vember was £10!) 7s 7d, or a decrease of £3l 4s 2d as compared with November, li) 07.
President Uooscyell made the following statement in New York recently : "The hardest worked individual on the farm is apt to be the wife of the farmer. If you do not applaud that you ougnt to. I believe in the farmer economising; but on himself, not on bis wife.'
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 299, 14 December 1908, Page 3
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168FARM AND DAIRY. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 299, 14 December 1908, Page 3
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