... MINISTRY OP AGRICULTIIIIIII Get on with that DIGGING Now is the time to get on with any digging that remains to be done. Send for the free Dig for Victory leaflet No. so How to dig— it is profusely illustrated and will show you, very ...

... Send for Dig for Victory leaflet No. I for a to - rod (300 sq. yd.) plot, or No. 23 for a 5-rod plot. REMINDERS : Order your seeds and seed potatoes immediately. Join your local Allotment Society. • The need is GROWING DIG FOR VICTORY STILL . .. ...

... plant this, that and In fact most crops in which they are all greatly interested. Most ot those concerned with the ■'Dig tor Victory” campaign are asked this question about the correct time for almost every operation. I raise the matter once again because ...

... general inspection was carried out and Lady Lours spoke to every member of the staff. DON'T REST ON YOUR SPADES! Must Still Dig for Victory LTHOUGH the Services have claimed many members of Pollards Hill and District Horticultural and Allotment Society, wives ...

... and be an inspiration for years to come. A very good record is contained in McMillan's Rendezvous with Romance. The Dig for Victory campaign is still a vital part of our war effort, and local interest in this received a good boost during the exhibition ...

... DIGGING FOR VICTORY IT does not need much experience of gardening the right chemical applied in the right strength to discover the part played by the chemist in the at the most vulnerable point in the life history of production of our war-time vegetables ...