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... POTATOES Acreage payments in respect of all potatoes (other than early varieties) grown in the 1955-56 season will be made as follows: Group 1 (Gladstone. Majestic. Arran Peak. Dunbar Standard. King Edward and Ulster Supreme). 1:3 per acre. Group 2 (all ...
... POTATOES FRUIT-A %Fran V ...
... potato picking DAUNTS WHO PERMIT THEIR CHILDREN to leave during school hours to gatNor potatoes, will be preemie& the Belfast Director of Education (Dr. J. Stuart Matsui) warned today. And so will the people who employ them to help in the potato harvest ...
... to potato crop THE wetted June of the century may cause some anxiety regarding blight on potatoes, for wet weather favours the spread of this disease. It is an old saying that prevention is better than cure, and the way to prevent blight is by spraying ...
... SOUFFLE POTATOES Cut small, peeled, waxy-tz potatoes into thin slices and ...
... POTATO DECLINE The reduction In oats Is also due to the bad season and the labour problem, while the slow movement of potatoes over the past two years is mainly the cause of the decline in the potato acreage. The answer to the potato ...
... 'ROAST POTATOES Roast potatoes. it you will forgive the paradox, taste best when they are fried. Use small potatoes. Peel and wipe them. Get your tat hot (but not smoking hot) and drop the potatoes into it. Deep-fry them for ten minutes. gradually getting ...
... the potato blight In the case of backward crops a halt strength solution should be applied at this stage. If the first spraying is delayed until mid-July. the tops may have grown so large as to prevent the efficient spraying of the older and lower portions ...
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... POTATOES WATERED Mr. J. L. O'Hagan, engineer, told Newry No. 2 (Co. Armagh) Rural Council on Thursday it had been reported to him people were using hoses for watering their potatoes. He added that only 14 days' supply for Bessbrook remained in the storage ...
... organisation describes its new potato harvester. The harvester is In production already, but all available ones have been allocated. By next year, however, it will be on the Ulster market. tho potatoes an prolootod from The potatoes enter an elevating drum, ...
... POTATO SCONES: Sieve together 3oz. self-raising flour and half teaspoon salt, and rub 2ozs. butter or margarine into them. Rub ilb. cooked mealy potatoes through the sieve and work the flour mixture into them. Roll out quarter-inch thick cut into rounds ...