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... the nourishing, principle of the potato, has attacked this year's crop simultaneously in England, Ireland, France, Belgium, the greater pilaf the United States, New unswick, mud perhaps other emir/ries. Were the potato extirpated, whit a change most thereby ...
... POTATOES Ist Premium. Mr. Jeffreys, Vslradwaiter, 4jA. Although the unpropitious state the uduther made it unpleasant in the Slrow-yard, it did not deter a very respectable and large assembly at the dinner table: at the larmb Inn, upwards sat down to ...
... POTATOES. No. 1. Premium, 21., D. Lloyd Harries, Esq. Maes- Ilydan. 2. Ditto, 1/, D Jones, Esq P«nybont, UOTTAGERS. David Jones, Plasboch, for the greatest quantity of potatoes planted. !/., Mr. I). Owen, Pwllmadoc, for the greatest quantity apple trees ...
... THE POTATO. f The following account of some experiments un- dertaken by Dr. Biggs, of Xingeivood, near Bristol, . will be read with interest. It is necessary, however, t to premise that the writer has adopted the insect r theory of the disease, and c ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. The following correspondence has just taken place between Lord Portman, President of the Royal Agricultural Society, and William Herapath, Esq., the eminent analytical chemist of Bristol, in reference to seed potatoes for 1846. His ...
... for enquiry into the potato disease, amidst all their plans for alleviating the calamity, have never directed public attention to the manii- facture of flour from blighted potatoes. It has been incontestibly proved that potato farina, or flour, possesses ...
... THE POTATOE DISEASE A of the Agricultural Casette gives the foliewiag the relied he eitopted staring itatMees:— *MUDD Pere teoes.—Lest year I allowed sty platen to remain le the earth till very warty the used taking then up, that is, wail I haters% dies ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. The following commonicst'on has been received by the Royal Agricnburst society of England, from a Mr. Ralknill, an eminent chemist:—The potato dhwase is spreading more, if possible, Ours year; and as I imagine that I have, le•yosc ...
... and little trouble attendee g Ibis attempt to imagoes Potato seed. The comings *book! be takes frets healthy plants. and planted without manure is geouad that bee net bass recently yet with Potatoes. I sea Sad young sets preview spot stalks of early Paeans@ ...
... THE POTATOE ROT. A Mk and Y the neighbeerbsed of Aberdare= v. bee hosed r ems mere sore Marais of the puree arrget tamers and or- Mira ads w dirk be *Merin by It ear :-- soma are else to.. bees =heal= for have= sew price/ hope Mt Inner sad cringer slur ...
... CULTIVATION OF POTATOES. Sir,-I observe it stated, that in some counties there is a great failure of the potato crop; this, I think, may be remedied by sowing the seed. Sets will not last above twelve or fourteen years after that time they decline, and ...
... THE POTATOE ROT This infliction having now again made its distinct appearance, the first thing to check its progress, by the experience of last year, and so save what we can. Wet and confinement, then, appeared to extend the infection and promote the ...