. Landwirt und Viehzüchter. Von WartonDraftsman wächst nun sieben Jahre, und hat sich als Vererber im Heimatbezirk einen Namen gemacht, wo er viele aussichtsreichste Bestände hat. HEIs nun an die Colchester und District HeavyHorse Societv. ROYAL LANCASHIRE PREIS HERDENPROGRAMM mit dem Ziel, Züchter zu ermutigen tlieRoyal Lancashire Agricultural Society ha<- dezidum ihren Preiswettbewerb für Dual-Purpose-Stock mit großem Erfolg la«t Jahr eingeführt zu erweitern. Sie bieten Priz.is von £10 an. £7 und £3 in jeder von drei Klassen für Herden dieser Art, zwei Drittel davon müssen in jedem

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. Farmer and stockbreeder . by WartonDraughtsman is now rising seven years, and hasmade his mark as sire in the home district, whernthere are a lot of most promising stock by him. Heis now let to the Colchester and District HeavyHorse Societv. ROYAL LANCASHIRE PRIZE HERD SCHEME With the object of encouraging breeders tlieRoyal Lancashire Agricultural Society ha<- decidedto enlarge their prize competition for dual-purposestock introduced with great, success la«t year. Theyare to offer priz.is of £10. £7, and £3 in each ofthree classes for herds of this type, two-thirds ofwhich must in each case have been bred by the ex-hibitor. The classes are for herds varying in eizofrom under 40 to over 80, and include bull or bulls, cows, young stock, and calves. In the smallest classownership of the bull is not a condition of eligibilityto compete. The Derbyshire Agricultural and HorticulturalSoon-tv will bold its annua.! show on August 27 and28 this year. February 17, 1919. AND CHAM BE It OF AGRICULTURE JOURNAL: 259. FARM NOTES •XON (N.)—PIGS GETTING DEARER The weather here is still very severe at thetime of writing, and a lot of snow covers theground as well. Nothing much has been donethe last month in work on the land except draw-ing manure. .This cold weather is beginning tomake big inroads into the hay and barleystraw ricks. At the monthly stock sales roundhere store cattle and sheep are a keener tradethan they were, also the same may be said ofyoung pigs, which, I think, will again be verydear about April and through the summer.Dairy cows are considerably lower in price, due, no doubt, to the high price of hay. It needs avery prolific milker to pay its way in these days. .February 11. M. J. C. GLOUCESTER—LAMBING SEASON—ADVANCE IN PIGPRICES The Cotswold Hills are in the grip of frost andsnow. A great deal of carting and threshing hasbeen done, but other farm work is at a stand-still and much behind the season. The autunin-sown corn looks well, and the yield fr

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• bookpublisherlondon
• buchjahr188