The family behind Meredith Dairy: Five generations of Australian initiative and innovation
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Köp båda 2 för 726 krPart One 7
Introduction 9
1 The property Glenspean 13
A sidelight 14
2 Neil Wilson Cameron 15
Stockman, soldier and family man 15
Kay Cameron’s kitchen, 1925 21
Refrigeration 23
Electricity supply 24
Communication 24
Water supply and sewerage 25
3 Neil’s and Kay’s antecedents 30
Alexander Clayhills Cameron 30
The spread of the Cameron vine 33
Kay Browne’s wedding veil, whereon there hangs a tale 34
4 Neil Wilson Cameron’s innovative thinking 37
Shelter belts 38
Cattle 39
Sheep 39
Finance 40
Part Two 43
5 Neil Gordon Cameron: early days, growing to manhood after a shaky start 44
Woodburn Creek State School 44
Park Street 45
Boarding school 46
Water and windmills and rowing 48
6 University life 56
7 Agricultural scientist Neil: returning to the practicalities of farming 59
Cattle and haymaking: the Roto-Baler 59
A peep backwards in time 60
Hay for the big-heads as John Cameron called them 61
First pole for new hay shed, 1950 62
Stones 65
Sheepman Neil: early mustering and later 65
Rabbiting 67
Map: Glenspean 1924 68
map: glenspean 1975 69
8 Using my agricultural degree 72
Cattleman Neil and Prof Terry Robinson 72
Terry Robinson’s world-famous Glenspean Experiment 1953–58 76
Breeding value 77
Nutrition 77
Other factors 77
Growing cattle store energy 80
Results 81
9 Fireman Neil 84
Black Wednesday, 22 February 1967 84
Aftermath 90
Thursday 23 February 1967 90
Friday 24 February 91
Saturday 25 February 91
Sunday 26 February 92
Monday 27 February 92
Friday 3 March 92
Lethbridge Fire, Wednesday 8 January 1969 93
Lal Lal Grassfire, 22 January 1967 95
10 Afterthoughts 96
11 Pioneer Park 98
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