... POTATOES Jib • 24, tease Lane; BIRIVIIr rikmdrie H.TJ 3X O fr E REQUIRE Contact us at—, CABBAGE, QUALITIES) BIRMINGHAM: Midland 1866. Manager, Mr. W. J. Ponsford. NEWPORT DEPOT.: Newport 3195 and 3383. Manager, Mr. Parsons. RUGELEY DEPOT: Armitage 340 ...

... Potatoes A ' break, in the weather will. see the arrival of the seed potatoes. Don't leave them in the '.eack., but set - . them tio in trays !.owout. This Is known as ' Ointing . and many benefits _ will be gained ,br 'carrying it out. , They include ...

... POTATOES FARMKIIB and wholesale vegetable merchints in the Midlands are openly potatoes at illegal prices because they consider Ministry of Food aintrolled price schedules are inappropriate for this year's crops It is mad that the Ministry inspectors ...

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... Potatoes packed ch.pmon Eng and. ( ...

... Potatoes With no crop is the choice of variety more important than with potatoes. At snows we see the classes divided into round and kidney shapes, and also white and coloured. Before .deciding the varieties, the characteristics of a show potato must ...

... Potatoes Before we decide the varieties it is necessary to know . what . . . . characteristics - are essential in a. show tuber. These. briefly. are even shaoe. shallow eyes and medium size. The classes at shows are usually divided into White Kidneys ...

... more than one potato crop off the same field in a period of less than loft!. years. They are excellent plants for keepirg down rubbish. and annual weeds are soon destroyed by taking a potato c:•oa orf a About Storage . The storage of potatoes one of the ...

... Potatoes I glad to note the Minister's suglanation that the in Ish heart wits caused =by the weather. The have certeinly been modlent, but the harvest, if we inolude well by no mesas be above average. The crops harvested were those affected by the ...

... POTATOES the Bag Grade A King Edward or Red King 13/4 Grade B 12/4 ...

... POTATOES ♦♦ ♦♦ IN THE GARDEN Research show 3 that potatoes have high food values. The chief is the starch, the property that gives heat and energy to the body. The amount of starch in the tubers will depend on the quantity of moisture in the soil and ...

... Fewer potatoes • The potato acreage has also dropped by 7,000 acres in the five counties Blight is widespread, in fact the worst for some years, but harvesting la not far enounh advanced to estimate the effects on the yield. While the Potato Board dismisses ...