10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHARE-MILKER»
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share-milker in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Himalayan Buddhist Villages: Environment, Resources, Society ...
At Karsha they said that cattle on the Pensi-La would produce about 5kg of butter,
and that a share-milker would take half of this. This seems to be exceptionally low
. A t sTara we were told that the following were average amounts of she- mar ...
John Crook, Henry Osmaston, 1994
2
The Godzone Dictionary: Of Favourite New Zealand Words and ...
share-milker. A worker on a dairy farm who, by agreement with the owner,
receives a proportion of the farm's income in return for labour and involvement.
There are many variations on this farming style, which has been the backbone of
the ...
3
Farm Business Management: The Human Factor
The milking and day—to—day management on the main farm is carried out by a
share milker, who shares both the costs and profits, and the other block has a
young manager who has some, but lesser, profit—share arrangements. Both their
...
Peter Leslie Nuthall, 2010
'Maybe the share- milker lives in the cottage. Why wouldn't he live at Inch Brae
with them? There'd be more than enough room. Maybe it's a married share-milker
. Could even be cousin Gary, or Pete. Maybe Pete and Margaret live here and ...
5
The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.
Maori Land — Agreement by Owner of Maori Land giving Right to Share-milker to
occupy Such Land—Clause in Agreement declaring It not to be deemed " a lease
or agreement to lease or to pass to the share-milker any estate or interest in ...
6
The New Zealand Law Reports
18 (b) all hay cut was the owner's property and that accordingly the share-milker
10 had no right under the agreement to sell hay cut on the farm. Clause 18 (6) is
as follows : 18 (6) The Milker shall in each year at his cost in all things (except ...
2.6.8 The NEAR/SQUARE merger Shear-milker(a share-milker is a person who
milks cows for someone else) – written description of a person's occupation on
national television, 5 August 2004 Hair today, gone tomorrow – advertisement in
a ...
Jennifer Hay, Margaret Maclagan, Elizabeth Gordon, 2008
8
High Mountain Pastoralism in Northern Pakistan
According to an informant of Halpapa the following amounts of butter are taken
by the owner at the end of the summer, the balance going to the share-milker:15
zomo 13 - 14 kg cow 5 - 6 kg. 14 Some calves are apparently slaughtered just ...
Eckart Ehlers, Hermann Kreutzmann, 2000
The other person might be a share- milker, who, for example, for some reason
unbeknown to the owner of the farm, gives his dog a bit of a whipping before he
sends him out to bring in the cows in the morning. That might be an exaggerated
...
New Zealand. Parliament. House of Representatives, 1961
It took a swag of money to become a share-milker; and planning on 200 cows at
around $1600 each, perhaps less, Kayla and him wanted to go for it. With the
drought prices weren‟t as high, not quite the same demand for cows, and if it
rained ...
