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... Royal Horticultural Society. The society has embodied this panel of demonstrators, advisers and lecturers to assist the Dig for Victory campaign for 510.000 new allotment holders and increased food production. Their services will be free and they will ...
... are talking of the opposite policies which they state are being followed by the Ministries of Food and Agriculture. Dig for victory is a slogan which, it is alleged, is unappreciated by Mr. Morrison's present department, although his successor at the ...
... but those who Intend trying it for the find time should apply for the Ministry of Agriculture leaflet on the subjart Dig for Victory No. 14. Harsrot beans are now about fit for harvesting. The whole plant may he pulled etp when ripening in m-sting ompietion ...
... soon have cause to be grateful to the war for one thing at least. They are the tens of thousands of recruits to the Dig for Victory campaign who this year will he enjoying fresh, home-grown salads for the first time. A supply of crisp, succulent balads ...
... energetic member of the Post Office Home Guard despite — his retirement from the Post Office service. DIG FOR VICTORY.—Free advice with regard to the Dig for Victory** campaign may be obtained from a committee of expert gardeners organised u production ...
... Potatoes DIG FOR VICTORY BRAINS TRUST ADVICE Mr. Donald McCullough, speaking at a Dig for Victory Trust at Cheltenham last Friday night, gave the following advice regarding potatoes: I realise it sounds funny for the Ministry of Agriculture to ask people ...
... Tom Hay's Garden Hints STILL DIGGING FOR VICTORY Recent hinte from many quarters that our food supplies this year will improvemen t,no and t h a t, o in any fact, simported nv o in s e m us ay llb e hat o f r o te od r production in field, garden ...
... of the war. it is certain that the en of the war will not make any frAd inimedlately more plentiful. We shall have to dig tot victory' for sonic time after the last shoe in Europe has been fired. And it is more than likely that the food problem immediately ...
... Leonards. Dig for Victory Campaign HINTS TO HOLDERS. The horticultural staff of the East Sussex Agricultural Committee are issuing notes on the cultivation of vegetables specially to asst.t those who are taking part in the Dig for Victory campaign ...
... and Dad; Maurice and Madge,• Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Pratt; May; Mrs. J. D. Nightingale; Dorothy, John and children; Kitty. DIG FOR VICTORY CAMPAIGN.—FoIIow. lag an appeal by the Parish Council for greater production of food. Mr. C. P. Quarrell (Horticultural ...
... experiment of drying for use later on when no fresh fruits are available. The Ministry of Agriculture issues a leaflet (Dig for Victory Leaflet No. 141 dealing with this question. It contains much useful information and any interested In trying the experiment ...
... diansiseed the case. Crawley British Legion Produce Show Members of the Crawley British Legion responded so well to the. Dig for Victory campaign that in the course of discussions en the results of their efforts at their club rooms a suggestion was made that ...