... within our knowledge, that. when apparently sound potatoes are i pitted in places where the mouldiuess of diseased potato is able appear, that mouldineu rapidly establishes iteelf the sound potatoes, at every point where their surface has been wounded ...

... There are several sorts of potatoes in frames, which yet appear be healthy, the stems having attained their fall growth. In ray fields I have bad potatoes planted in January, February, March, both from whole and cut potatoes. Although the land is heavy ...

... Netdecombe, Taunton. The Potato I>i»ease. —Last spring Mr. Wilson, coalagent, of Kendal, plumed iu Uis garden several rows of potatoes, in which lie set at the same time a number of Savoy cabbage-plants, suitable intervals between the potato sets. On each s\de ...

... Waterford. Accounts from all parts of the country bear fearful testimony to the progress which the potato disease has already made. some districts, fields of potatoes which at night appeared perfectly healthy, and gave every promise of abundant yield, have next ...

... secured by leaving the potatoes in the ground. Tliat moisture was fatal the potatoes was true ; but it was moisture combined with warmth and exposure to air. That mere wet exercised no injurious influence was shown what happened to potatoes thrown into bog holes ...

... soon the potatoes were raised, pick out the small potatoes and preserve them for seed, having first greened them, exposure to the sun. Potatoes so prepared could not relished for food, and would not bo stolen from tbo heaps. He used small potatoes so prepared ...

... agriculture. A Fact about Potatoes —Ad intelligent farmer tell# me he never loses hi« potatoes in dry or wet seasons since he has treated the sets cuttings in the following manner;—As the eyes or sets are cut, they are dusted with fresh slaked lime (slaked ...

... may be used to very great advantage, fur Household purposes. RF.3F.DY FOR THE POTATO OJSEASE. ACEIITA-IS REMEDY FOR THIS MOST FATAL national calamity is now offered to the potato growers of the United King*lom,by Kapcnbuschdc Co.’s germinating compound, ...

... to 3«i i>er cwt.; potatoes. Is per cwt. ; pi-r stone, to sd; eggs, J'er dozen, to ; butter, fresh. t to 10-1 per lb.; pigs, per cwt., 04 ; beef, per lb., to ; mutton. sd. LISBURN, Feb. 10.—Oatmeal. 15* to 16s 0J; oats, M to ; potatoes, seedlings, 4s ; ...

... may used to very groat advantage, for Household purposes. REH EDIT FOR THE POTATO DISEASE. A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR THIS MOST FATAL national calamity is now offered to the potato growers of the United Kingdom, KagenbusehA Co.’s germinating compound, at the ...

... hurdles upon which the potatoes may be spread in a thin layer, fresh potatoes being added the others become dry and are removed. In localities where thj previous means do not exist, or may not on sufficiently extensive scale, potatoes might spread on frame ...

... SALE, quantity of New Ash-Leaf Kidney POTATOES, which are earlier and more productive than the old sort, at Ids per cwt.; also, English Cruffle. as early as Ash-Leaf Kidney, aud very productive, 12* cwt.; Duke Potatoes, «« per cwt.; 100 tons Swede Turnlcp ...