Identifier: farmerstockbreed3321unse (find matches)
Title: Farmer and stockbreeder
Year: 1889 (1880s)
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Publisher: London
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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d siuh is the constCuc-tion of the machine that the p<iw<ler cannot enterthe fan i hamber and clioke it. Accor fearof them doing any injury to the potato haulm. Wkstehn. EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGES — GLOUCESTERSHIIEFARMERS VIEWS At a meeting of the Kxccutlve of the Gloucester-shire Farmers Union, on Saturday week, thochairman (Mr. E. G. H. Maddy), in moving thoadoption of tho minutes of the Finance and ProgressCommittee, said that at their last, meeting a letterwas read from Mr. Kobblns, of the N.F.U., askingthem for any information as to the working of thoEmployment Exchanges in the county, and also for
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Austin Farm Tractors Ready for Dispatch Production of these machines has now reached 70 a week, and it is hoped that it will have reached 80 per week in October, and 200 a week in January next. not complied with, and proceedings were instituted,the case coming before the Bromyard Bench lastweek. Mr. .John Moore appeared to piosecuto, and Mr.A. A. Maund defended and pleaded not guilty. Evidence as to the bad cultivation of the farmas regards the arable land was given Ijy Mr. G. H.Phdlips (chief executive ofificer) and Mr. J. H.Trewin (executive officer for the district of NorthHerefordshire), who said the arable land was in adisgraceful state, the re.suU, he considered, of wilfulneglect. Defendants defence was that he was short oflabour, his waggoner having fallen ill, and he wasunable to replace him for some considerable time.He had also lost a mare, which left him with oneinstead of two teams. He claimed tliat he hadcultivated the land to the best of his ability underthe difiicult ci

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