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... BLACKBERRY PICKINU The Horticultural Instructor (Mr. (.. M. Jones) gave a report of blackherry picking carried out with the co-operation of various in the county, the total wight collected being 3 tons I cwt., .eaving atter wa-tag• 2 tons 19 ewts. ...
... THE BLACKBERRY CROP. The Instructor dr-fir attention to a scheme for the collection of blackberries. lie circularised all the schoolmasters in the county, had already received from 20 schools to take port in it. Children wauid It paid so Iwo ii per It ...
... priers to ht. paid for the blackberries will he announced in a separate notice. In cases where this is practicable, farmers are asked to do their best to defer hedge clipping until the blackberries have bees gathered. blackberry pickers. especially children ...
... COLLECTION OF BLACKBERRIES The first collection of blackberries organised by the Cardiganshire Agricultural Committee was made on Tuesday, when a lorry collected the fruit from 2o centres. It was the effort of school children under the supervision of ...
... BLACKBERRIES AND RABBITS. The difficulties of harnessing peave.rime agricu ture to war-time requirements is well illu.trated on a Kesteven farm that has been reconditioned by the County War Agricultural Committee. For some ”.ars before the war the farm's ...
... BLACKBERRY PICKING IN CARDIGANSHIRE Cardiganshire school children have over three tons of blackberries, valued at Li(x), and the result is very satisfactory having regard to the fact that the work had to be organised and carried out at very short notice ...
... A BLACKBERRY MONTH Sir, —Cardiganshire War Agricultural Committee are organising a Blackberry Month, starting on Monday next, and this gives school children an opportunity, not only to support the national effort, but also to earn a few shillings during ...
... CARMARTHEN BLACKBERRY PAIR. Blackberry Pair held at Carmarthen on Thursday. The horses were displayed in Priory street, and cattle in ths market. Owing to the advent of winter, the prices of horses, which were numerous. were not factory. Five-year-old ...
... PHENIX': AND Autumn pruning th adetail of importance in t„Tartlen. *MI 1 , .0 tumid now to be given to it. Loganla•rry, blackberry. black currant and ranektler IltP/1 M ilia treat ment the old steno or i,r: nche. noted cut out to make for the new °ilea ...
... A TON OF BLACKBERRIES CARDIGANSHIRE CHILDREN'S EFFORT Th oieJi t b iii.duiiii ot th.. Ca ttligantihire Agricultural Committee, one ton of blackber: tea 20 emit res, was iii'pat e last week to a Bristol jam factory. School teachers. as usual, co-operated ...
... fruit. He thought districts like Penuwch and Ponterwyd especially had done exceptionally well. Blackberries Plentiful. The Instructor drew attention to blackberries, remarking that as far as he could • see there would be a bumper crop, and every • effort should ...
... COLLECTION OF BLACKBERRIES.. The following have consented to act Local Agents:— Mr. E. It. Davies, Llanrhystyd Road. • Stationmaster, Crosswoud. Mr. Peter Davies, Co-Operative Stares,- Tregaron. . Mr. E. R .Davies, 3, College Street, peter. Mr. Tom Luke ...