... COMPANY LIMITED Vital Vegetables BY Ora LONDON The Minister of Agriculture's special appeal to women to participate in tha dig for victory campaign reminds me of observations made some time ago by one of our leading horticultural experts. He declared that ...

... sale held in June, during the Salute the Soldier week, the magnificent sum of £lBO had been raised. In addition, a Dig for Victory squad had donated their sweat, and the fruits of their labour were apparent. The past session has witnessed many staff ...

... s that however keen a person may he to dig for victory some knowledge is essential and therefore all 'interested are urged to get from the Ministry at St A.sue's on Sea, copies of al the Dig for Victory leaflets which have been issued. Another ...

... in fact, a collection of questions asked and answered at a series of meetings organised in support. of the national Dig for Victory ' movement. I advise all gardeners and allotment holders to see their newsagent about a copy to-cloy ...

... met in the School for their monthly meeting. Mrs Sinclair, presidents, presided, and the motto for the evening was Dig for Victory. A very interesting talk en gardening was given by Mr Watt, and he also judged. the competition—sic potatoes (two different ...

... than ever necessary that the gardener should maintain his efforts and, where possible, increase his activities in the Dig for Victory Cam- During the past, two years splendid progress has been made, thousands of new allotments have come into being, and ...

... . waft for Ite4. Criticism& that the dig for victory slogan is altogether too vague have net been ignored. On the contrary, gardeners and allotment-holders are now being definitely encouraged not only to dig but also to plea and prepare for successions ...

... increasing number of if, lighters. Dig—and Cook Well! Mr Hudson. Minister of .%griculture. awl Mr Mebane. Under-Secretary for Food, have been making some outspoken coniaxents about the iniportame of the Dig for Victory campaign. 1 hey agree that in the ...

... Civil Defence gardeners. There is no eloule of the %ilia part which the t'ivil Defence o-ganisation has place/est in the Dig for Victory cam- Pilien• The efforts which have been mask in the vast must not he relayed. The volume of home and Depot•grnwn food ...

... particularly true in the case of allotment holders who, ever since the beginning of the war have loyal:y responded to the dig for victory appeals and who quite apart flom the personal benefits which they had gained, by having at their disposal home-grown food ...

... possible to enjoy an hour in the garden or on the allotme.it after a day in the factory. As was to lie expected, the Dig for Victory enthusiasts have appealed for this extra hour to he dedicated to the soil and doctors have been quick in coming forward ...

... the Ministry could never have sue. This was heartily responded to. seeded in its campaign fpr winter milk, Westray. for dig for victory, or for volunteer pewee. kin Finlay . mat. nth. a very es harvt labour. lie described the coup- enjoyable dance was held ...