Free settlers and early farming in early New South Wales
The article recalls Australia’s first free settler Philip Schaffer and his failed tobacco attempt, notes early governors and farms like Rose Hill and Farm Cave, describes initial wages for agricultural labor, and discusses ragwort eradication and early horse prices, with observations from agricultural experts and recent conferences.
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Australia
Sydney Mall
Philip Schatter
Philly
Arthur Phillip
Philip Gidley King
Philip Schaffer
Norfolk Island
Philip Behaffer
Jeremy Benthim
New Holland
Philip
Jeenny Pentham
Schaffer
Virginia
New South Wales
Walter Raleigh
Jean Nicot
Farm Cave
Garden Island
Rose
Rose Hill
Parramatta
Rous Hill
Rose ‘Hill
Mixing Manures Caution for Fertilizer Mixing
A South American Journal of Agriculture warns against improper mixing of manures and certain fertilizers. It notes that sulphate of ammonia should not be mixed with other holding nutrients to avoid detrimental interactions and reduced effectiveness.
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Thomas Plow
South Ametrasian
Journal of Agriculture
Mirage Rescue Seen Across Atlantic by German Vessel
A ghostly mirage over the mid Atlantic was observed by the crew of the German sailing ship Sachren as it neared New York from Hiogo Japan. The phenomenon showed an invisible rescuing ship appearing on the horizon and delivering men and a boat, with the phantom vessel later identified as the Tarque seen in the mirage.
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Xea
mid-Atlantic
New York
Hiogo
Japan
Beee
Equator
Sachren
Uonarder
Mizvey
Usail
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