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... THE POTATO. . Pao/segos Centres, in a paper on the rotate, cars :— The fulfilment of the following conditions may be said to eonduos to the health of the potato, and to assist its resistance to the murrain. First of all, good draroafer then a porous but ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. Tus potato disease has set in with unuival virulence in the neighbourhood of Bath. The ear Her crop esc-tp,d with only a sli4ht attack, but the medium yield is ropresented as being nearly deeinmted. In many placeg th root is completely ...
... THE POTATO PLIGHT. Our lligher.. cormepondeut write--Having regard to the amount of public attention the pre est conditiou of the potato crop is receiving throughout the co miry I con•idered it dwdrable to make full inquiry iu this neighbourhood es to ...
... seems that he resorts to t ficial means to produi e his potatoes, and merely indulges in a simple system of cultivation. It may be added that the uremia is the result of forty years' inquiry. The potato has made wODderiol strides here in the popular estimation ...
... POTATO TILLAOI. One other very otriking difference in the practice of the Southern farmer from the Northern is in lazy-bed potato tillage. Whether on ' bawn' or stubble ground ; it is lightly ploughed in air.sodzidgcs as already stated, the ploughing ...
... THE POTATO BEETLE. of a month ago (says the London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian) I referred to a correspondence between Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Algernon Claire, with referenoe to the dreaded importation of that terrible pest the Colorado beetle ...
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... THE POTATO BLIGHT. A Lovongsa correspondent eays :—I am very sorry to have to state on good authority that the patato blight bas made its #ppearance in this locality. No wonder. Tne weather is dark and coldish, with littl> sunshine, and constant rain ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE. THE disease always appears first on the haulm of the potato, and descends to the tubers at a (pertain stage of their growth, and to prevent this with antiseptic treatment seems to me to be impossible. In the experiments here of fumigatin ...
... POTATO CIJLTURE. We hare lately rereive.l era comintinientions on this One is from Mr. Ani!rew Crosby. of incith, samples of two kinds of toed rained by between IMO and last r, The hist kin], a 'rich lot moire Fancy, - in a large-sized kidney. sired front ...
... THE TIMES AND ~.THE POTATO FAMINE. Tux Daily Express, the Tory .journal. of Dublin, is obliged to confess that the accounts of the potato crop from seine of the districts of the \Vest are very gloomy,opening up • dismal prospect for the winter. Official ...
... POTATO DISEASE IN IRELAND. brought to the Police Court, hut &fore hie case was called he snapped out of its scabbard the sword of one • N COOS. of the conflicting reports which have of the entice men, and with it attempted to stab another appeare d in ...