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... THE POTATO DISEASE. Mr. J. Muir, of Margm, ?r'ites: The Timm, in a leading ?lrtclo a few weeks ago, blamed gardoners r and potato gre?ase? generally for bringing the elis.'cs onl by not introdue?ng new and fresh varieties of potatoes and cultivating ...
... TIHE POTATO BLIGHT0 Ur. William JeDhins, of The Willows, Abarga- venry, wlitts totbo Thimle as f9ilows:- The Scicntor inflr icva of thi lo1t trot, contains the subioined letter, mohilg husom ih very impor- teant di4ecvery in connection with the potato ...
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... THE POTATO PANIC. Belgium is about to follow the example of her neighbour in the East and to pass a stringent law with regard to the prohibitlon of imported potatoes ' de provenance auspeote. The special committee appointed by the Chamber to examine ...
... for one or two perches El 3. al y. '1 e hamnpion potato he considered th w as 'eaE for wet soil end moist Climates. He did cou -ut ct t potatoes less than 20z. in weight. If rem s ?? an early potato the best way was to in; c thu Eved into a warm place ...
... potato disease, or, as the Americans call it, potato rot. Mr. JEMiaRs says that the letter confirms the truth of a theory he had long entertained, to the effect that the seat of the potato disease, which has so long ba fied the ablest of our scientific ...
... THE POTATO CROP. ALVANUACMES OF W'NTEBI- PLANTING. Mr James Roward, of Clonham, Park, the - dintiogtishedagricltuistoontributee anintereat YOT ing artiole to the Times on the raising of potatoes, or M dealing more particularly with the resule of his Of ...
... HOW TO COOK POTATOES. A Long-suffering Member writes to the Pall . 7falGazette :-I am an old housekeeper-married over twenty years. I am passionately fond of potatoes, and I rarely ever get them to my liking. Let. me, therefore, make public a discovery ...
... our hores. The original home, of this pest was in the Rocky Mountainw, where it foods on z ?? of wild potato; but as soon ' the crops of the edible potato were plan ted at the toot of the in oun- i tains they were attacked by 06 beetle, which from that timnt ...
... Y Esas Market-square, Newoastle-Emlyn, dog, up a potato which wveighesdthirty-threeounies,-.oou eclipsing by twelve ounces the Pszrt3wrcs girancic ' Murpby I' I nra, almost surry tha such a lion potato wvas not f r-wzrd'.d to 3eeds to grace the Oracle's ...
... the potato wi! t disease- '}he enormous importance of the De L potato to a country like Ireland will be best Chia ut gathered from the fact that in the year 1 S79, whn, % ben there w as a great ?? in the cropthe rall Hmoney loss-valuing the potato at sixty ...
... BLIGHT OF A FIRAM OF SWANSEA POTATO MERCOHANTS. lie LIABILITIFS APPROACHING £20,000. ad co Under the above heading a Swansea contempo- tlf rary, the Camb-iai Daidy Leadefe, publishes the ni0 following particulars of the mysterious dis- o0 appearance of ...