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... DIG FOR VICTORY Getting Ready for Tomatoes By R. J. Kerss The present is a good time to take steps to prepare the cold greenhouse to provide suitable conditions for the 1942 tomato crop. Any defective panes of glass should be replaced to obviate damage ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY POTATOES AND THEIR CULTIVATION By A. J. Kerss The potato crop is of greater importance in the garden or allot- , ment this year than last. as the farmer in a number of instances has been instructed to produce as much cereal as possible ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY CROP ROTATION IN SUMMER By R. J. Kerss The clearing of such crops as cabbage. broccoli. etc.. gives rise to the question as to what shall follow them. Expedience may weigh heavily in deciding the point. but , careful consideration of all ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY THE MARROW: A VEGETABLE OF INTEREST By R. J. Kerss Few plants provide as much interest in the garden or allotment as vegetable marrow, on account of its rapid growth and prolific fruitjug capacity. Types of marrow now obtainable are the ...
... DIG FOR VICTORY aimi Spinach TRAINING THE ARMY Live Now By R. J. Kerss I A good deal of confusion exists By a Military Correspondent) lave H.E. shells, grenades and between the two crops — beet and spinach. Beet can be divided into cartridges .are now ...
... been no facilities for such Instruction, and. said Mr. Toms, We sadly miss it. The children go wholeheartedly into Digging for Victory, and are cultivating nearly one hundred poles of land situate. within the school grounds, but this is only a war-time ...