The November issue of the "Journal of Agriculture" continues E. B. Levy's "Grasslands Series" on the Taranaki back-country, which is typical of much other hilly bush-burn country in the North Island. Lamb breeding for the meat trade is the subject of a very practical article by J. G. Cook. The new champion Jersey cow of the DominionPretty's Flirt—and her record of 1010 lb butterfat, are interestingly commented on by W M. Singleton. Electricity in dairy factories is dealt with by 0. Vowell, and is specially informative to managers. The live stock division presents a well illustrated description of a motlcj for suburban dairies supplying milk for town consumption.
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 129, 28 November 1923, Page 11
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