... POTATOES. In 1907 the potato crop was much below average in Ireland, and was also under average in Great Britain. Asa result prices were high, and the returns show that the average for the year was higher than for any one of the past twenty years, being ...

... POTATOES. Hybridising potatoes is a difficult fiferstion. r cultic aced potato tarietws yield tory hide pollen. It is sery doubtful if anyone has tier made a true setifietial lit tend between potato varieties ritrpt where pollen has been secured Inca ...

... POTATO BLIGH 1 PREVENTIVE. The first Spraying Powder ILLNU FLCTIJSID 1/1 E LAND, now ex eels all others. Renders the Plants impervious t.) I light, improves the quality and quanta) of the tubers, as essential to the Crul• as Nlanure. Early Spraying most ...

... POTATO BLIGH I' PREVt NTIVF. The first Spraying Powder MLNUFACTIMED IN IRELAND, now excels all others. Renders the P!ants impervious to Blight, improves the quality and quantity of the tubers. as essential to the Crop as Manure. Early Spraying most important ...

... POTATOES. The Medical Officer recommended that as the potatoes were not very good just now bread dinners should take the place of potato dinners for some time. _ Mr. J. M'Avoy considered that it was rather soon to dispense with the use of potatoes, in ...

... POTATO BLIGHT PREVENTIVE. The first Spraying Powder MANU FACTURED 114 IR ELAND, now ex eels all others. Renders the Pants impervious to F light, improves the quality and quanta; of the tubers, as essentia: to the Cit as Manure. Early Spraying most imputtaut ...

... POTATO IS. The Department of Agriculture has just twined another leallet giving the result of field experiments on the manuring of potatoes carried out lam year, which were exactly similar to those of the two previous years. The object of these experiments ...

... POTATO DUCH r PREVP,YrIVE The first Spraying Powder I N lIFACTURED IN toIiILA.ND, now excels all others. Renders the Plants impervious to blight, improves the quality and quantity of the tubers. as essential to the Crop as Manure. Early Spraying most ...

... THE. POTATO BLIGHT. -1 = I-- The potato blight, uhich i. causing so much uneasiness arming English farmers, is only too cell know n in Ireland. It was the cause of the great famine of 1844.47, uhirh wrought such desusta• tion. It came without warning ...

... SPRAYING POTATOES. The President referred to the necessity for the spraying of potatoes. Mr. F. B. Small said that copies of the Department's leaflet • , containing full information and instructions on the subject, were being distributed all over the ...

... POTATO TRADE. The potato trade still continues brisk. Mr. Robert Nicholson. potato merchant. of Millbay and Kilkeel. has dispatched two large cargoes from Kilkeel this week for cross-Channel ports. FISHING. Very little berringa have been 'bulled here ...

... diseased tubers. -- FIGHTING THE POTATO BLIGIIT. dareaay most farmers have noticed that in a crop of potatoes that has been attacked by the blight, while the crop in general has been cu. away, here and there many of the potato plants have resisted, more or ...