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... ;a ,ec~or under the Seed Supply Act, haS s 1Djcrrecl thae rral Guardians of Limerick that 1 tnc,!rec off tons -of Irish potatoes have been nare 4-at over to Santina 1. t be impor ed agail 0 rre;aa- as Scotr-h!-grown poratoen. To guara ! encf>.'S a doei ...
... ir'oniele says of the potato crop iii Kerir- ?? is too minuch reason to fear thit a large plortioll of the crop will go. 'rte accoun:ts from Ke niliare are frightful. I1n Mayo, great feas atre entertailneil of tile safety of this potato Clrop. The corn is ...
... on the Fe- cula of potatoes, &-c. It is said that the water imbibed-by the potatoe when boiled, is likewise pure and wholesome, but then it is net gelatinisod. t Directions to ire obseroed in making Bread with the Fibre of Potatoes.-By 1\IP. JceKxat of ...
... districts inl outow 0tn vici nit v its ltnC embraced in t ho rettint, as fuillows B;lat,YCASTt~t.-Nol appearanice of ilisease in potatoes. The crop lhis at titst licaldiv aitd hltcxriaiit thtlearnice. Aliout four times the bareadtht plauttel this ),itti continetpatl ...
... from the applica- t on of sulphate of copper solution to the potato plant inl trials codnotacd on the Continent led to the bel ief that it could be relied upon as an ';at-restive' of potato disease after its appearance. If such were the cause it would ...
... BIR. GRANTLEY !iERKLEEY ON THE POTATO ROT. MR. GIAN'TI.EV BarUr.sr has addressed to Lord Derby, and dedicated to the Agricultural Society, a brief and suggestive pamphlet upon a most important subject-the potato disease. As an inference from prolonged ...
... POTATO FAILURE, AND PLAN OF ALLEVIA- 'l'ION FOR THE POOR. TO THF: EDITOtl OF THE BELFAST NEWS-Lrtt'rEn. DEAn SIR,-The llrise population and distress of Ix's- land's poor, an d m eals of ailleviating, have for years struckI me foicibly. The alarm as to ...
... ALLEGED RE-APPEARANCE OF TIHE POTATO . DISEASE. Ax alarm-whether a salutary one or not, remains to be seen-bas been already raised in reference to this ycar's potato crop. It is now sonme ten or twelve days sincc intfavoturable accounts begani to bc ...
... is comprised in the two following directions:- Ist.-Dan't pit your Potatoes, if you can avoid it. 2d.-Don't grind or rasp for sell at low prices for the purpeso) your sound Potatoes, or even the sound part of those that are partially afected; you can ...
... crop, these late-planted, potatoes, which hado not entirely thrown off their bloom, were taken up and, being very small, were reserved for the pigs.- However, the following year, sets from a portion of, these unripe potatoes were planted, as part of my ...
... a Clue supply of 1be sound nutrimenlt to tile roots. ot rb Speaking of the state of' potatoe (culture in Ireland, a- this writer observes-, The quantities of potatoes pro- Ioduced in Irelelnd may be fairly judiged of from tile re- ton ?? and tiumerous ...
... of the Potato disease, and the progress of tie harvest. These vary from day to day, and are often contiadictory; it wvill, therefore, ble impossible to form an accurate opinior of ?? whole extent of the evil, till the digging of tire potatoes shall be ...