... had with their products in the supermarkets, and one speaker even suggested that there could be an opening for cultivated blackberries! But t h e Brarnley seedling has been the backbone of the fruitgrowing economy in Co. Armagh for many years, and it was ...

... industry had set them an example in the export trade, having expanded 300 per cent. in the last ten years. The cultivation of blackberries was well worth considering also. In Northern Ireland’s economy fruit production was an important factor but to pro.gress ...

... the Chamber of Commerce. firrowed after April 1. 1964. and before July 31. 1964-1, A. T. Morrow, Fivemiletown, Fivelane Blackberry Sth; 2. J. R. Bothwell, Enniskillen, Ballyareenan Molly Royal; 3. Robin, son Bros., Gallony Sadie 29th. Landrace boar, any ...

... Primrose 303rd; 3, Robinson Farrowed after April 1, 1964, and before July 31, 1964—1, A, T. Morrow, Fivemiletown, Fivelane Blackberry sth; 2, J. R. Bothwell, Enniskillen, Ballygreenan Molly Royal; 3, Robinson Bros., Gallony Sadie 29th. Landrace boar, any ...

... (Terrydoo Primrose 303rd). Gilt, farrowed April 1, 1964 July 31, 1964—1, Andrew T. Mo row, Clabby, Fivemiletown (Fi\ lane Blackberry sth); 2, J. R. Bot well, Cornafanog, Enniskille (Ballygreenan Molly Royal); Robinson Brothers (Gallony Sad 29th). ...