... THE POTATOE DISEASE. SIR,-In reading the great loss sustained this year, by the potatoe disease, which is curable if potatoe growers would give up looking at it as a disease caused by the atmosphere, I can say that for several years I have experimented ...

... THE POTATOE DISEASE. To the Aditor qf the Ipswich eJournal. S ?? twvo months a go I addressedaletter to you on the ahove ?? whiht you didt rno tbc f vour to insert in the eoldmus of the oRcnnal. Ou ttat ocnasion I somght to rioind potetee growers that ...

... POTATOE FLOUR. To the Editor qf the Bury Post. S1r,-As the plans that have been suggested in various quarters for saving the wholesome flour that is contained in decaying potatoes, seem to be exciting much attention, I shall send you an account, very ...

... the varieties of the potatoe. app 2. Wherever the leaves and sterns are dlesd, it is ad- Wer visable to dig up the crop as speedily as possible ; and to sevi select the best tubers, (sobe ~epta~pectfrom the rest) forseed- bur potatoes. It is probab~letliercewill ...

... anything so certain as a potato growing company. A friend asked me this morning (Tuesday, the 16th) if it is not too late for potatoes. I can only answer him my own opinion, which is, May is the proper month for planting potatoes, as their habit of growth ...

... Star lcs, potatoes htiog of n !o bit t1at delight in 1 war iii I thinlk an vrv exteneive cjlltivntion of tiemn ; ight in a great mioasure save the life of millions of Ihuliman beirtlt . ?? is one quostion I 1iwnmv notining about. Is the potato proliihited ...

... an alleged contract to supply certain seed potatoes. He narrated the circumstances and correspondence which led to the transaction, and pointed out that plaintiff had under- taken to sell as many seed potatoes as be did not require for his own planting ...

... reference to potatoes as a farm crop, Written by a gentleman well known to readers of your paper in onneotionm with tlhat particular subjeot,~nud he alludes to a letter Signed A Tull an' Faruser, wherein it was. argued that the growing of potatoes ol heavy ...

... some imagine. In.have adveltised 'a new system of growing potatoes-a system that not one person in a thousand will believa,jin w tat r practical test. A connoisseur in the growing 'of' potatoes the other day was forced to admit that he could not have believed ...

... eelection of the ot tbe5 seed. The g round must be vioughad very deeply, and sheuld he wefll mnomured. Before plantingR the seed potatoes thoy are eteepnd for 24 hours in a bath comtposed of sulphate of ammomia and nitrate of potash, ot each 61ilb. to' 25 gillons ...

... POTATOES AS A RELIEVER OF AGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION. Sia,-In your Journal of Tuesday, 17th inst., Mr. Lott holds up to ridicule the letter sianed A Tenant Fatmer on agricultural prospects, and has again intro. duced his ever-cherished and pet subject-the ...

... Commander Vorth- ington Smith to watch the potato fields. give wer-ning of the disease, and disturb every holder out of his lethargy and faith that the potatoes are best left to their fate. Left to their fate, the potatoes and the people also may perish. Dishaulmed ...