... POTATOES. Comparative freedom from the lateblight disease (phytophthora infestansi, which is the main trouble of the potato, is obtainable by cultural means. Airing and liming the soil help to make sturdy plants. If the ground le opened to the purifying ...

... Potatoes and Potash. Caterers desire floury potatoes that warm up without blackening. The reason for 'murphies' turning black after the cooking Is that they have not had enough potash to nourish them. Heavy land Is rich in potash, but, without lime, food ...

... Potato Soup One quart of white stock, half a pint of milk, one pound of potatoes, one onion, one stick of celery, one tablespoonful of crushed tapioca, one ounce of butter, salt and pepper, parsley. Slice the potatoes, onion and celery. Make the butter ...

... POTATO DISEASE Wales and Monmouthshire in Infected Area The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries draws attention to the provision of the Wart Disease of Potatoes Order of 1923 that no potatoes grown in an infected area shall be moved or consigned to ...

... BROWN POTATOES Mrs. Elizabeth Hinde, who shared the house with the Cooper family at the time of the tragedy, said that on the Sunday morning she remarked upon the brown colour of the potatoes Mrs. Cooper was boiling. Mr. Alfred Scholes, joint borough ...

... THE POTATO HAUL* Soroated seed tubers should be thinned before they are nlantcd. bu, the sterna or leaves of the tubers which are planted without being sprouted. should be reduced to thru r plant. This sustgestion not only folds to stronger, and therefore ...

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... SPRAYING POTATOES. The thorn in the Bash . the pollto grower is the blight. The spores iseed3 or germs) are first found outside the foliage and, later, inside the haulm. The symptoms of the disease (phytopht hors infestans) are a white mould underneath ...

... COST OF POTATOES. It was agreed to comply with the of the local Co-operative Society foe an increased payment for potatoes plied to the canteens, having regard the increased cost. Coun. Hugh Williams said it waa the result of Government interference, ...

... WELSH POTATO PRODUCERS Mr. W. Recs Owen has been returned unopposed as the representative for Wales and Monmouthshire of the registered producers on the Potato Marketing Board. OUTWARD FOREIGN MAILS DAILY. WEEKLY. AND IRREGULAR DESPAES FROM CARDIFF DURING ...

... PEMBROKESHIRE EARLY POTATOES * They are the BEST ENGLANDS, LIMITED WEST DOCK, CARDIFF. , PHONE: 2704 ...

... SMITH'S POTATO CRISPS SEVENTH ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS Shareholders to receive an increased dividend and a capital share bonus A large gathering of shareholders attended the seventh Annual General Meeting of Smith's Potato Crisps (1929) ...