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Potato Chief Says There Are Potatoes

... Potato Chief Says There Are Potatoes The gap between old and new potato crops is being bridged without any absolute period of no potatoes, Mr. John Mollett, Director of Potato Supplies at the Food Ministry, stated to-day. There is a good ...

Published: Friday 08 June 1945
Newspaper: Derby Daily Telegraph
County: Derbyshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 154 | Page: 1 | Tags: none

POTATOES,

... POTATOES, The position with regard to potatoes is most extraordinary from whatever point of view is regarded. Whether look at the home markets for the remains of the old stocks or cast glance forward the prospects for the coming crop, matters are about ...

POTATOES

... POTATOES Inshire I’otato Soil. * Popular It Varieties. ; . i) riH&SON.Ltd Lines. ose Rats! ...

POTATOES

... POTATOES. Earthing-up.—By this time the early crop may be showing above ground; and, if so, should be earthedup to protect from the late frosts. Previous to this the sou should be loosened between the rows; and, week later, might be drawn up to nearly ...

POTATOES

... POTATOES. Lieut.-Col. Wei gall (Horncastle). Major Ward- Jackson (Leominster), Mr. John Dennis (Deritend, Birmingham), and Major Wheler (Faver*- ham) called attention the great lort and damage that have accrued to potato growers, particularly in the Eastern ...

POTATOES

... POTATOES. Mr. Dennis (Deritend, Birmingham) asked what price was fixed for blighted and damaged potatoes the Commission appointed on 19th July. 1918, and was told that no price was allowed, but that the Commission m fact took into account the prevalence ...

POTATOES

... POTATOES. The position with regard to potatoes is most extraordinary from whatever point of view it is regarded. Whether we look at the home markets for the remains of the old stocks or cast a glance forward at the prospects for the coming crop, matters ...

POTATOES

... POTATOES. Lieut.-Col. Wei gall (Horncastle), Major Ward- Jackson (Leominster), Mr. John Dennis (Deritend. Birmingham), and Major Wheler (Favershmm) called attention the great loss and damage that have accrued to potato growers, particularly in the Eastern ...

POTATOES

... POTATOES Incentive To Growers HIGHER prices are to be paid to growers for new potatoes in June and July in order to encourage early planting, so that the new crop will be ready for lifting when stocks of old potatoes are running out, according to a Ministry ...

Published: Monday 02 February 1948
Newspaper: Derby Daily Telegraph
County: Derbyshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 103 | Page: 8 | Tags: none