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... to lose the potato altogether. In 1873 I tried the experiment just as the disease set in, and when the potatoes were but slightly affected, of pulling up the haulm, but more than half of the potatoes were diseased afterwards,. Some potato growers, who ...
... THE POTATO ‘We stated’ a few days ago th: out much better than wa and especially in this neighbourh«: we are happy to eay, reaches us {1 pondent of the Times, at Belfact the extensive potato-growing dis north-east of Ireland, the early ri of the potato ...
... TOES ! POTATO! POTATOES Sehocosr. “ of Bruce. Price low.— discharging at TOM ADAMS A Fotato ! POTATOES !! POTATOES !!!—The of the soil BRUCE imported b by TOM AD. his season being 80 they have taken advantage ot the recent tow price, and have now loading ...
... If not all of hate alisaasaell. Though the spores may died out in a certain field of potatoes, and there happen to be another potato ground adjoining •• later potatoes, yielding plenty of living spores, wooll.l danger n. digging the tubers in the tield ...
... potato BESNS. 35 to 38 PSAS. Gray 34 to 3% Maple to White to Town made, per 280 lb* 4S to 48 Houaehold S 7 to 39 Country 32 37 Norfolk and .Suffolk, ex ship 32 34 Per Qr OATS. Danish and Swedish.. 21 to 25 FLOCR. French, per sack . to Spanish, American ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. For many years the mydtey shrouding do caned the potato disease, which hese* has much this season so far, heeled all at explanative—it was &Moth red doubts! is ear whether the is the theirs Seth i : dr i• the tare the bees that the ...
... THE POTATO TRADE. GRTfTi.p.MRN,—At the close of the potato season, when the old potato year is going out, and the new potat ...
... SPROITTING POTATOES. SlR,—Will any of the readers of your valuable advise as to the best plait to be adopted when are growing out? to many porta of the country this season the potatoes have already commenced to show signs of growing out, and I have no ...
... EED POTATOES ! SEED POTATOES ' b SEED POTATOES !!'—W. H PARSONS will have on SALK during the Seed Potato Season, any quantit: of the best surts that can be procured, at his Stores, No. 10, Victoria-strect, and row, adjoining Baker and Son's, White Horse ...
... have become diseased . Though the spores may have died out in a certain field of potatoes, and there should happen to be another potato ground adjoining with later potatoes, yielding plenty of living sporty, there would be danger in digging the tubers in ...
... E POTATO DISASTE: Physical losses, like sorrows, “‘ come not single spies, but in battalions,” and the distressing reports of the virulent appearance of the potate disease, supervening on the cattle maladies and the difficulty of finding flesh meat to ...
... THE POTA'’ and other hat when the fret toot of the drawn itael ont without a potato leaves have tried this plan, but have found no Many say they this season come under the observation writer, where a careful ex: periment was made in order to test the ...