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... PRESERVATION OF THE POTATOE-CROP. At the present moment any practical suggestion for saving 1 what may remain of the late potatoe-crop is extremely valuable, and we therefore particulaily direct attention to the remarks, at the Broomfield Horticultural ...
... BARLEY-MEAL AND POTATOES. Horticulture asks what would be the average weight of goodness in one sack of boiled potatoes in proportion to one sack of barley-meal ? And would it be as profitable wheu fattening pip to give them part potatoes ground up, instead ...
... THE POTATO CROP IN THE FENS. The potato harvest in the Lincolnshire Fens is now about completed, and generally speaking, it has been one of the best experienced for several years. The early sorts especially have made extraordinary prices, in several instances ...
... THE POTATO E DISEASE. BY A PRACTICAL FARMER. We copy the following valuable article from the Mark Lane Express, in the hope that it may prove of service, not only to the farmers of this neighbourhood, but to the agricultural interest generally — There ...
... THE POTATO BLIGHT IN IRELAND. In cnllscqnence of the very disced, condition of the potaro crop in Tubbarcurry Union, County Sligo, Dr Fiannory, the medical officer of the workhouse, has addressed a special report to the board of guardians, warning that ...
... THE POTATOES AND GROCERIES FOR THE POOR. MORE matter inviting scrutiny was presented to the Cardiff Board of Guardians last Saturday.- A difficulty of a very peculiar nature has arisen about the potatoes, with which the more we read the explanation, the ...
... THE CARDIFF POTATO WOMEN. Termination of the Strike. The West Quay yesterday assumed its normal aspect, tor UH> women who came out on strike have resumed work at terms which, if not exactly what they have desired, are much better than they formerly received ...
... IRISH POTATO CROP. DESTITUTION IN SIGHT. PARLIAMENT ASKED TO MEET IMMEDIATELY. The Special Committee of the National Federa- tion have passed a resolution requestm Mr John Dillon?M.P., and Mr T..Harrington, M.P. to seek the co-operation of all the f-Uamenta^y ...
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... EXPERIMENTS IN POTATO PLANTING.. [TO THE EDITOR.] SIR,—My potatoes being just dug out, I am induced to give you the result of my present employer's experiments this season, in a four-acre field, whereon he planted seven varieties of seed in drill, running ...
... THE POTATOE DISEASE- BOCKS. —The potatoe rot has appeared in one or two roots here and there, but not sufficient to create fear, and hopes are entertained of a good profit. WARTLINO.—The blight has again appeared in the forward variety of potatoes in several ...
... s subdued the wilder- ness of Nebraska. The potato fields of the settlers tempted the beetle down from its home in the Colorado highlands, and it flourished wonderfully in its new habitat, eating the potato vine in preference to its natural food. In the ...