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There are also (onLIBRAL) two MAF bulletins called Rations for Livestock, and one is dated 1948.

PS In fact, it is now the most recently added item, as I had to re-upload it because it hadn't been watermarked.

Hi Rachael
I've no idea whether this will help, but we have a publication on rationing in LIBRAL. It is called 'Departmental Committee on rationing of dairy cows: report'. You can find it in the All titles list. To sign up for LIBRAL, https://www.bahs.org.uk/LIBRAL.html

I contacted the original poster and unfortunately it seems that the seed measures have recently been donated to E W Kings collection. Sorry!

Yes, you can attach the image to a post. Start the post by clicking Post Reply. Click on Attachments in the green part of the window below the white box you are typing in. Click Add files. I clicked on Place inline to put this picture of Bees inline.
Catherine

Hi Brendan
I am glad you have an answer to your question at last, and that you posted it on our forum.
Now we all know what a buck house was used for - it would be great if you could cite the source of this information.
Best wishes
WebWeaver

Hi Rosegirl It looks as if you can read that article online for free. If you search for 'Margaret Maddison, The Callenders, Eighteenth-Century Northern Nurserymen and Seedsmen, Garden History, Vol. 33, No. 2' and then go to the jstor link. You will have to register. Let me know how you get on. WebWe...

You don't have a photo of the corn screen do you, Eric?
Catherine

Thanks for your very full (and referenced) answer, Nutmeg. I'm sorry if your original answer disappeared - I don't know how that happened because I can't get rid of some posts that ought to be removed :-)
Catherine

I have finally found an answer to this question, from Seb Littlewood, Head of Rural Life at the Beamish Museum, who says: 'The Durham Agricultural Society was founded in September (15th I think) 1783 in Darlington. The first county show was held in 1841 at Chester le Street, just a couple of miles f...