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Title: Farmer and stockbreeder
Year: 1889 (1880s)
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Publisher: London
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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d appearance for a time at least must be s\ib-servient.—I am. etc., H. J. (We agree with our corrcBpondent. The F. andS. first formulated a scheme such as has beenadopted, and has constantly advocated the ad-vancement of milk recording.—Ed., F. and S.) NP.U. MILK SCHEME NOT DEAD The question of the milk scheme of the TST.F.U.,and the proposed amalgamation with the combines,was raised by Mr. G. Simpson at a meeting of theSouth Notts Farmers Executive at Nottingham,Mr. J. D. Holbrook presiding, on Saturdayweek. He (Mr. Simpson) told them emphaticallythat the scheme was not yet dead. A good manypeople had the idea that the scheme had beendropped altogether, but that was not so, and nego-tiations between the N.F.U. and the combines werestill proceeding. It was a very important andgigantic scheme, and it required a good deal ofconsideration to get it into practical shape. Messrs. James Styles and Whitlock, of Rugby and London, announce that they have nowsold the Frankton House Fistate.
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Plusfo fty) Mrs. JF^RVOTSBS Ouemsey Winners at the Royal Counties ami other Shows (Sport and amri-nl. Funny du Foulon 22nd.—(liimpion. Sir W. CA IIISSS th rri-uMr-uhl hrlfrr Trcuntlnuin Dnra \st. i760 BIG DAISY HERD CONTESTS OVER 100 ENTRIES IN SOUTH-EASTERNCOUNTIES A most interesting competilion in connection withdairy cattle m the Soiith-Eastern Counties lias beenbrought to a close by the oompletion of tlie jiul^^in.of the Dairy Herds Competition, open to membersof milk-recording societies operating under theMinistry of Agriculture, in the counties of Surrey.Sussex, and Kent. The competition was run- in con-nection with the Tunbridge Wells Shaw. The initia-tue of the competition is due to Mr. H. E. Ruddimistry of Agricultures Live Stock Officer for thetoDutii-Eastern Province, whose efforts to ensure thesuccess of this competirion have gone a long waytowards .this end. A xon&iderable amount oforganisation IS necessary in order to secure smoothworking. The judging of a herd com

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