... in potatoes ploughing because of the poor ground conditions. Pastures are in normal condition for the time of year as are fodder supplies. Hay is fetching around £1.20 a bale. Dairy stock at the end of December were in fair condition but milk yields were ...

... POTATOES B Bk . F°Y @ : ton DCXxes, plus Mmany other specia attachments designed to lift and handle the crop faster. safer and at less cost For further details contact N.|. Distributor: S. H. WATTERSON MARKET SQUARE, MAGHERAFELT. Ph. 2251 /..——'-'/ ...

... POTATOES N 0.3 (10-20-20) for WARE Has the same ratio of nitrogen » potash as Special Potatc Manure. Dressings of from 4 cwt. per acre on very rich land to 6 cvt on average lond should be used. No. 5 (8-28-22) for SEED The 1-4-1 mixture in concentrated ...

... POTATO AND EQUI THE MINISTRY O CULTURE onnounc as sufficient apolic absorb all avoilabl have been receiv Scheme has bx WITHDRAY ...

... Potato pickers ‘being cheated’ Potatoes can be too easy pickings, Alliance vice-chairman Charles Kinahan warned last night. iguu farmers are exploitinl children during the potato ing season and not g:yin; the rate for the job, claimed. Councillor Kinahan ...

... Potato store query Mr Harry Blaney has questioned the Donegal County Council estimate of £3,000 per year for the numintenance of Rathmullen potato store. He said it had never been used and was a charge on the counall. He blamed the Potato Marketing Board ...

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... Potatoes Potatoes have a very prominent place in the export flow from Northern Ireland. The acreage under potatoes has been declining in recent years but in 1967 there was a glut. Northern Ireland's role as a producing area has not greatly diminished ...

... Potato prices 4 10 W, FARMERS are receiving low prices for potatoes but these are not reflected in prices being paid by consumers, according to Mr. John Henry, chairman of the Farmers' Union potato committee. Mr. Henry, speaking at a meeting in Belfast ...

... already contracted to Garviigh. :!11 seed potatoes from He will be accompanied Northern Ireland to Malta by Mr. Jay Semple, the at £l`)9 a tonne, which is £BO chairman of the UFU a tonne cheaper than last potato committee and Mr. Year James Simpson, committee ...

... POTATOES? Why not grow your own end save fits All stock cortifiorl soot 24 NAGNERALAVI RD., LISBURN. Wood OWNS Saws Pet N Army Como. ...

... Potatoes The Ministry of Agriculture announces that from August 1, until further notice, the minimum riddle size of home-grown potatoes offered or exposed for sale in Northern Irelana or prepared for shipment shall be 1} inches. ...