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... well furnished tables, separate small potato plate is a neat and convenient addition. Potatoes, like sprats, consume much salt, which our Excise will not quarrel with. not intended to prefer th ' grow th and use Potatoes that wheat and bread; addition and ...
... GUOWERS of POTATOES. TO be SOLD, \V. SMI I'H'S, Gardener, Laoy's-Lamß, NORTHAMPTON, large Quantity »f very PARLY POTATOES, whirl] will ripen in Time for the Ground to he dug for ■ owing Turnips or other Winter Crop- at 2s. 6d. per -OLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT ...
... To GROWERS of POTATOES. KIDNEYS of superior Quality, for Sets, 3s. Gd. awl Rod ones at 3s. per Bushel. Sold byj. Wiiitten, High Street, Wellingborough. The above being grown Norfolk, it presumed tbe Change would good for the Land in this Neighbourhood ...
... sake. The notion is, that potatoes are cheaper than wheat flour—now bushel of dour Betley, costs 10-. weight, Solo.; a bushel of potatoes, 25.6 d. w'cight.GOlb. djrt and all; allow lib. for dirt, and the weights are lOlbs. potatoes, which sell at Id. per ...
... extract from Report of the Board of Agriculture, the boiling of potatoes fo as to render them fit be eaten bread, is of importance There is nothing that would tend more to promote the of potatoes, than have the proper mode preparing them rs food generally ...
... produced from potatoes thus placed, about the 2 ...
... land in the culture Gf the potato, is enough state fact, that the south of Ireland, near small tow ns, hundreds acres held farmers, and subjected the routine cultivation grain and vegetable crops, ate let out them for the potato course two f-diowiag crops ...
... plant the potatoes in furrows, eighteen inches distant, and twelve inches distant in the rows. The land about me is of different qualities; rhe hills rather light, in the vale, near the village, inclining clay, but all fit for turnips. The potatoes are planted ...
... plant the potatoes furrows, eighteen inches distant, and twelve inches distant the rows. The land about me is of different qualities; on the hills rather light, in the vale, near the village, inclining clat, hut all fit for turnipi. The potatoes are planted ...
... average crop.— Taunton Vouiiev. Potatoes. —A Farming Correspondent informs us, that it well ascertained, and proved documents the most unquestionable, that the cause of Curled Potatoes is fiom allowing the .crah of the potatoe to remain the plant; for when ...
... fruit potatoe, with success, by dropping about baif bushel per acre in the channels with the potatoes when planted, as they' grow and ripen the same time, without deteriorating the crop of potatoes. It should nndersfood, that the bread fruit potatoe requires ...
... present time, arc as good as the leaves in the month June.— Shrewsbury Chronicle. Potatoes. writer in one of the French Papers states, that in April last, lie took two potatoes, each containing ten eyes, and each as big an egg: one he planted whole; the other ...