Australia, the Dairy Country
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Up to the presentfarmers and dairymen have been chiefly concerned with raising the pigs, disposing of them perhaps at two months, or, as more often is the case, of keeping them on till four months, when they are topped off and sentto market to bring what can be realised. Many send away their pigs toofat, and few engaged in the general branches of agriculture really givethe animals full attention over the growing period.
[Illustration: Dam, Western Australia. ] With the advent of the factories w...hich are springing up in all theStates, this condition of things will no doubt give place to bettermethods. In the first place breeders will be assured of markets for allthe pigs produced, and, secondly, the differences in values of primebaconers will direct more attention to the greater profits for thisclass of produce.
[Illustration: A well-established Dairy Farm, New South Wales Coast. ] That there is opportunity for a great increase in pig raising is shownby the fact that Great Britain pays annually to foreign countries$91, 200, 000.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Up to the presentfarmers and dairymen have been chiefly concerned with raising the pigs, disposing of them perhaps at two months, or, as more often is the case, of keeping them on till four months, when they are topped off and sentto market to bring what can be realised. Many send away their pigs toofat, and few engaged in the general branches of agriculture really givethe animals full attention over the growing period.
[Illustration: Dam, Western Australia. ] With the advent of the factories w...hich are springing up in all theStates, this condition of things will no doubt give place to bettermethods. In the first place breeders will be assured of markets for allthe pigs produced, and, secondly, the differences in values of primebaconers will direct more attention to the greater profits for thisclass of produce.
[Illustration: A well-established Dairy Farm, New South Wales Coast. ] That there is opportunity for a great increase in pig raising is shownby the fact that Great Britain pays annually to foreign countries$91, 200, 000.
What to read after Australia, the Dairy Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Australia. Dept. of External Affairs to read onlineMoreLess
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