DAIRYING CONDITIONS
Mcssbs. W. Dempster, of the staff of the Dairy Division of tho Department of Agriculture, and J. B. Murdoch, TopreBenfciiig the dairy. farmers of Ta-v.anaki, who have been investigating dairying conditions abroad, returned to tho Dominion by tho Tofua, which arrived from San Francisco to-day. The tour was a very successful one, and,embraced tho United States, Canada, Great Britain, Holland, and Denmark. Tho investigations centred very largely round tho production of dried milk and other by-products. Full roports •will bo .furnished It is understood that the information which has been obtained is of tho greatest value. -Mr. Dempster, whose honw is at- Hamilton, lsft Wellington by the Main Trunk train to-da-y, t *
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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 4, 5 January 1920, Page 7
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114DAIRYING CONDITIONS Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 4, 5 January 1920, Page 7
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