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... POTATOES AND THE POTATO DISEASE. (From the Gardeners Chronicle.) t In proceeding to discuss the bearing of the evidence now colletet'd concerning the potato disease, it is desirable to pass by for the present all speculative opinions, and to confine ...
... POTATOES. A correspondent of the 1lfotcs.'cr Gsardion says t1 That potatoes of every description degenerate or run out, is a fact well known to many practical farmers. I am ill- formed that few of the sorts that are in use now were cul- tivated twenty-five ...
... THE POTATO CROPS. The question whether the potato crop has or has not been attacked the disorder of the last two seasons has been the engrossing topic during the week, but we must confess that the little hitherto known on the subject has not done much ...
... THE POTATO CROPS. - It general remark among persons frequenting our market, that the potato crop never looked more healthy, rCBpeCt more PTomiain &y-—&tvonport Inde- With regard to the rumoured failure in the potatoes we hardly know what to say. Above ...
... THE POTATO CROPS. There is a talk of the re-appearance of the potato disease, but although we can readily believe that there will be some slight failure, and are unwilling to question the reports of others, must say, that our own experience, and well ...
... two-cases of Engfish cholera due-to C eating diseased potatoes. One- case proved fataL d He had also a nuasber of cases of low fever of an e undefined type, which hoattributedto the-eating *of diseased potatoes. The present condition of * things bore an alarming ...
... forward the eame throughout Somerset generally. Potatoes so far good. have come in contact with no one who has seen bad potato this season. Where such is mentioned I find it invariably that somebody told some one that they had seen the disease amongst the ...
... THE POTATO CROP. The rumoura which for sometime prevailed at Appleby that the potato crop was again likely to be severely visited by the disease, have now subsided, and in their stead cheering accounts of the healthy state the plant are being every day ...
... THE POTATO CROP. Neighbourhood or Manchkstbr.—We have received the following from our Middleton correspondent:—Last year, at this time, the potato disease had made its appearance, to a great extent, on the farms at Prestwich, Whitefield, and Unsworth ...
... THE POTATO CROP. Lancashire.—The following is an extract from a letter from Mr. Skirving, of Walton, to contemporary : —' I am soriy to say it too true that the potato disease is again raging, with all the virulence of last season, in my own crops, and ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. 1. 1- - 1 :1A 11- I A:L L] -- AL- bw J.rjv *,J x U . AL v vflflb , and It eeems generally admitted, that the specitic cause of a the disease is a parasitical fungus, scarcely discernible a Ltho- without the aid of a microscope, which ...
... POTATO TRADE. iTO itE ErMIT01S OF TIH LS55POOL ;MLgCuRY. Gentlernuc,-IL) ,.;-Idering the abtare tulection, ve Wish to retil,;e, cc it tthe min d of the pith'i .andthe lariueretl e ill,; re-ti--; that it is the desire-f *SL. potato trade to lsvy bV tm ...