... eaves provide. They have been responsible this season for considerable damage to the calthate and turnip crops. Blackberries.— Blackberries are pouring into the market at I:10'- 11101 i. The Inner on Wishiewhiv last despatched ten tons of berries. The ...

... had not seen blackberries cultivated in Co. Wexford. The meeting might be interested to hear, however, of their activities with that fruit in Dungarvan. The Society had put in plant capable of dealing with one thousand tons of blackberries annually. Those ...

... not do so this season as the June frosts and mid killed most of the berries. Recompense for the loss is expected from the blackberry crop which promises a good yield. Pickers are hoping that t urioe of 3/6d. per *Me will be Handball Local p Yers Tha Ryan ...

... districts, and harvesting by canlone will be considerably hampered by the extensive lodging. Blacklsiseries. The buying of the blackberries commenced in Thomastown last week-end. The opening price was 3s. 6d per stone. Pig Prices.—The price paid for top quality ...

... their appearance in many local districts. Large quantities were gathered during the week in old pastures. Illsckberries.—Blackberry picking is now in full swing. and a bumper crop is expected. There is a great demand for the fruit at 3/6 per stone. Scarcity ...