... POTATOES. The lifting of this important crop must have n-guiar intelligent attention. Directly the foliage is quite brown and the skins of the tubers have hardened dig the crop, if tile tubers are left the ground there t« serious danger of second growth ...

... POTATOES. planting of potatoes must proceed apace though there is still ample time for tho second early and late varieties. The rows for tho former should 27 inches asunder, and a distance of 15 inches ought bo allowed from set to set in them; the latter ...

... POTATOES they found it difficult to beat, 1 cwt. suyper | ammonia, 2 cwt. super., 1 ewt. sulphate of | potash, along with farmyard manuve. it was | an inexpensive dressing, and not a heavy one. They found that when potatoes were selling at from £2 to ...

... THE POTATO FAMINE. At the raectin* ou Wednesday West Derby (Liverpool) Board of reference the Lancashire potato famine was made, when the clArk. Mr. Cleaver, state*! that the Contracts Committee imported that merchants would not tender for three months ...

... POTATO GROWING Potatoes have afforded precarious living for the past two year*. A wet season la certain to bring disaster in its train to the r.ain crop varieties. a year 'ike the present that the grower ol ear lies scores. takes fewer risks than the ...

... POTATO DISEASE. There is mote ukceee Oils MM»un ihM « aeuetillv .lupposwl. ana in loaaim: ...

... SEED POTATOES. • SEED PEAS. All Viriatiu b«t juiUd to_th» district, «t Most RoasonabU Prieot. Simplai and Price List in the Market (Saturdays), and at tha warehouse, from 12-10 to 1, rest of weak. WAREHOUSE: ROPEWALK: RESIDENCE: 'I ' 9, ALBION TERRACE ...

... CHIPPED POTATOES. CHILD S STOMACH FULL OF THEM. medical evidence inquest in Manchester on Wednesday showed that a child, Ada Cook, aged eight months, whom parents live a* Ellesmere- street. Gorton, died from convulsions through eating chipped potatoes Her ...

... LIFTING POTATOES. If the whole of the indispensable potatoes are not harvested and stored, c plete the operation forthwith notwithstanding the fact that the tops of some plants may still be in that healthy, green state which is indicative power to add ...

... SEED POTATOES. At thiv season of the year is common fare days when i« quite impossible to carry out any work in the open garden, and should these occur when there is nothing of pre-sing importance awaiting attention in the greenhouse the opportunity should ...

... EARTHING POTATOES. In order to secure the finest crop of &m--toes, and to gnvent any of the tubers being spoiled by the gmm:g which follows exro.nn to the air, ea hinr up of all the ines is done, and the earlier it is put in hand after the rows can be ...

... BLIGHT IN POTATOES. Verv few district* in the country are free from this vile and scarcely a single variety has more or }s^. 'J 1 ou testation. Those who harvested all their tubers In the end AiiKtnrt at certain lw» of actual weight will come off a' l ...