... shoulder, with the result that there were many sunburned potatoes in the drills. • Spraying will, v sprays did not seem satisfactory, and • farmers who had adopted this method that the potatoes died very early. It should noted in this respect that the ...

... PRICES OF POTATOES The prices i**r ton paid by esport merrhanta during week ended April 4, 1936, were aa follow.— I to-date (red aoil)—Bagged, £3 ICs to £3 15e; loose, £3 to £3 ss. Up-to-date (grey aoil)—Bagged. £3 £3 lOt. Arran Cocibul—Bagged, 5> to ...

... PRIDES OF POTATOES. The prices per ton paid by merchants during the week ending January 18, 1936, were as follow; L'i»*tO-(lato (red soil—Bagged, £4 to £5; loose, £4 to lOe Up'to dutc (grey soil)—Bagged £4 to £4 1&=; looac, Arran coneul—Bagged, 10s to ...

... PRICES OF POTATOES Th« price* per ton paid by ■hjppinff merchant* during tbe week ended November 58, 1936, were follow Up-to-date (red >oil>—Bagged, W to £4 10b ; loose £4 £4 5«. Up-to-dato (grev aoil) —Bagged, £4 So to £4 10#, loose. £3 :5b £’. Arran ...

... PRICES OF POTATOES. The prices per ton paid shipping merchants during the week ended October 10 were as follows: Up-to-date (red soil)—Bagged. £3 to £3 10s. Up-to-date (grev soil)—Bagged £3 2s to £3 10«. Arran Consul—lagged, £3 to 10s. Arran Victory—Bagged ...

... till the onion is clear, then add the chutney and the potatoes cut in neat pieces; toss together, and add almost enough roilK to cover all, perhaps half pint. Season. Cover and stew till the potatoes are tender, about 20 minutes. Add a squeeze of lemon ...

... PRICES OF POTATOES Prices per ton paid by shipping merchants during the week ended 35th December, 1936, were follows: Up-to-date (red soil)—Bagged, £3 15a to £4 sa; loose, £3 10s to £3 15a. Up-to-date (grey soil) —Begged, £3 5s £4; loose, £3 5e to £3 ...

... PRICCB OF POTATOES. The prices per ton psid bv eiport merchants darin* the week ending January 25, 1836, were follow: Up-to-date (red soiO—Bagged, 10s to £5 se; loose, £4 10s to £4 17s 6d. d*t« (grey soil)—Bagg«d. £4 5* to £5; Arran oonaul—Bagged, 16s ...

... different. Method.; —Boil the potatoes and bruise them while hot and hake up with flour the same as potato bread. Let it stand overnight. Grease a well-heated pot oven with .a good lump of butter. Place in it your lump of potato and flour, make it smooth ...

... PRICES OF POTATOES. The prices per ton paid by export merchant* during the week ended 29th February, 1936. were follow : Up-to date (rod soil>—Bagged, £4 &6 to £4 10s loo«; £4. Up-to-ddt« (grey ooil>—Bagged, £3 fie to Se loose, £3 15s. Arran consul—Bagged ...

... POTATOES NOT APPROVED BY MINISTRY. Glenariff Farmer Fined, At Cushendall Petty Sessions yesterday tb© Ministry of Agriculture summoned James M'Auley, farmer, Kilmore, Glcnariff, for having grown on his premises potatoes of variety other than approved ...

... PRIOES OF POTATOES. The prt('#s per f«>n paid during the week ending February 22 Here a* Up-to-date (red soil)—Bac’sed £4 to £4 12» 6d. £5 10* to £4. Up-to-date (grev aoilJ-Baggcd, £5 10» to 10s: Ico*e, £3 10s £4. Arran consul-Bagged £4 10b; Jooec. £3 ...