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Government approves rabbit farming in state
At Friday’s PP Board meeting Mr. Moore outlined that the Government will permit rabbit farming in the State with licenses for Cumberland and Camden counties at £1 per year for up to 20 rabbits, rising with numbers. Licenses require strict enclosures and gates with padlocks. inspectors must approve premises to prevent escapes. The Angora venture faces doubts of success amid harsh conditions and wild rabbit competition. A local enthusiast in Taree had attempted angora crosses but abandoned due to aggressive wild rabbits. The piece notes winter trapping and poisoning reduced skins and anticipates a new kitten crop. it urges pest control to protect pastures. Also, Wagga Gladys, 1926’s world champion butter cow, has dropped a bull calf at Hawkesbury Agricultural College, with offers up to £200 for the calf prior to birth.