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... daily job is to take milk to the collecting point by donkey-cart. SUPPLT AND DEMAND This notice in Mon mouthshire, where blackberries abound, means what it says, as about 25 tons are picked and collected during the season by professional pickers and sc ...
... use should now be thinned out to 4 in. This is another plant which is greatly benefited by a top dressing of soot. Fruits Blackberries and mulberries are probably ready for picking in a good many gardens they make excellent jelly sugar rations permitting ...
... time and money. Keep the Young Ewes. Breeding flocks are of necessity being cut down in many quarters, often BARRELLED BLACKBERRIES .4 Monmouthshire collecting centre. Weighing and loading ready for the jam factory. : ...
... Agriculture will have instituted a method for preserving fruit pulp without the addition of sugar. A considerable amount of blackberries are wasted every year because nobody will take the trouble to gather them. Black berries cook easily they require little ...
... shows the value of the ash constituents in some agricultural woods Wood. Potash. Phosphoric Lime. acid. Apple 19.24 4.9 63.6 Blackberry 16.21 14-33 4°-° Hazel 36.19 4.2 26.62 Plum 56.99 12.09 6.39 Ash 16.2 7.0 25.52 Ivy 25.53 5-6i 24.61 Oak 14.0 13.08 30.02 ...
... con centration than that mentioned. Raspberry Beetle A pest which will often ruin crops of raspberries, loganberries and blackberries is a yellowish maggot, the progeny of the rasp berry beetle, ft is of vital importance to commercial growers to deal d ...
... can be applied to a number of flowering plants and shrubs (particularly rhododendrons), rambler roses, loganberries and blackberries. July is probably the best month. An incision about 1 to 3 ins. long, according to the size of the plant, is made from ...
... some of the so-called ''soft'' fruits. These include gooseberries, currants, rasp berries, strawberries, logan berries, blackberries and various types of hybrid berries. These notes deal with the propagation and culture of the first three. If you are prepared ...
... products. Result large-scale commercial production within the year. Hundreds of gallons of strawberry, rasp berry, loganberry, blackberry and black currant syrups were made at a Bristol factory by a Bristol firm, and used to flavour the chilled-milk-ice-cream ...
... which is even simpler since it re quires no heat, although certain fruits are not recommended for this method. Pears or blackberries are best sterilised, also the skins of gooseberries and black-currants are thickened somewhat by the Campden solution method ...
... to the loganberry, Himalayan berry, the new American Boysenberry the Veitch- berry, and the various types of cultivated blackberry. It simply consists of cutting out at ground level all the old wood which has borne fruit this year and tying in the new ...