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... Potatoes POTATO exports are well ahead of /- last year. From September 30 until April 23. the total ware tonnage exported was 130.000, compared with 60.000 In the corresponding period ending last year. Quality Is very good, and there is ...
... POTATOES FINEST umu ...
... Potatoes . The Potato Marketing Board this ;week announced that it had sus!nerded its buying programme for 'potatoes Gf unattractive appearance lind. until tnrther nolce. no further IcifTers would be accepted. • I, This dec.sion %sould be subject Ito ...
... Potato harvester on show NEW to Balmoral this year on the Ferguson Tractors stand will be the Massey- Ferguson potato harvester, which has already won the Royal Dublin Society's silver medal at the Spring Show, the 10-inch general purpose reversible plough ...
... `Cleaner potatoes for the housewife' B ETTER AND CLEANER POTATOES for the housewife is the aim of the Potato Marketing Board. A plan to set up central collecting and dressing stations to receive deliveries in bulk or straight from the field was put forward ...
... cooked. Meanwhile, cook and sieve the potatoes. Melt 1 oz. butter in a pan. add 2 tablespoons milk. then gradually beat in the potato over the heat: lastly, add 2 egg yolks. Round each fish fillet mould some potato. so that it is completely covered, roll ...
... . Potato Pest 1 have learned from a reliable source. writes K.K.. that an insect pest has infested a quantity of potatoes landed in Belfast this week. This may lead to a shortage of new potatoes in the shops over the holiday week-end. 1955 Ford Consul ...
... War on potato DAY after day the battle against potato disease in Northern Ireland continues—waged by the research staff of the Ministry of Agriculture in co-operation with advisory officers, so that the high reputation of our potatoes, both seed and ware ...
... came we found her alive and well She'd found one of our potatoes, and ate her way into it. and stayed there all winter eating off the potato when she was hungry. That was a right sine of a potato. for a while, for it Is not a job that lasts for very long ...
... BOILING POTATOES To-day, Mrs. Phillips told her story: It was about 5-30 p.m. and I was boiling potatoes on a stove. I heard the baby crying in the yard and I took her out of her pram to quieten her. When I returned to the house tho Mohan was full of ...
... POTATO EXPERIMENTS Results of experiments suggest that potato crops will seldom require more than 10-12 hundredweight of fertiliser and this should be well balanced in terms of the relative ...
... exponsion ‘n the utilisation of potatoes had “been in the production of criens, nd continued expansion was likely. Mr. Proudfoot said the Ulster potato t--4~ which was highly snecialised ...