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... and green crops proniise well; and as for the potato, all apprehensions of blight or disease affect- ing this crop extensively have subsided.-Newry. Tele- graph. MoNrnsvorl,.-The greater part of the potato fields are blackened to a greater or less extent; ...
... NEWS-LETTER. BELFAST, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, THE POTATO CROP. The reader will find elsewhere a selection, in eontintra- tion from ouI' last, of the most important information respecting the failure of the potato crop whieh has reached us from every available ...
... affected. We would, therefore, advise all who have potatoes to watch them carefully, and should any ap- pearance of disease shomv itself, at once to put in turnips.- Ibid. Conmi.-In ten acres of potatoes, of many varieties, planted by Mr. Payne, not only ...
... Dec. 22. EXPOI2TALTION1 (F SEED POTATOES TO hi AL ' iA TO T'15' EDT'1'O05 (Y SE T 35 PFAS NEt' C-LET ER[ SIX -Iteserrinog to a paragraph in your issue of yesterdfyes date with regard to the importation of seed potatoes to Malta fromn the rnitod Kingdom ...
... which the potatoes may ihe sp'ead int a thlf laver, fiesh potatoes o being ?? as the others becomne dry and are removed. d In localitie.. trlere tile previous nicats do} not exist, or I may not ae ol a sufiiciently exteti'siv scale, potatoes 1, itigiht ...
... one-half of the potato-crop was irretrievably gone. 2. That the potatoes already tainted were. rapidly growing worse. 3. That the remainder of the crop was probably tainted, and would go. It was stated that those who are using the tainted potatoes are all afflicted ...
... Entriliorlice. THE POTATO DISEASE. At a meeting of the Cork Poor Law Union the Master said that the quantity of farina which had been made from 7lbs. of potatoes would be sufficient for ten people, aitho' the same quantity of potatoes wss allowed for two ...
... frillowiig fivey ears, £3 ISs 5:; in Oh five years ?? 181I to 1845, £i' 193 44d, POTATO Cnop.-We are happy to state that our mar- ket is nowV occasionally better soupplit-d with potatoes than hac been the case fir some weeks past, and are retailing at Is 4d a ...
... knowtledge of the causes of potato failures shown at Glas- geow, to which the letterspublished for somie weels through your columns seem to me to be a fitting seqnpl. But to return. Mr Burnett further says- We got the potatoes originally over to this country ...
... not a single potato garden in the immediate neighbourhood of Kilitmih where the leaves are not more or less blighted. III a good many cases the potatoes are quito tainted. The blackbulls are more tahited than anv other kind. New potatoes selling at 7d ...
... that the potato crop is a total failure, does that mean total starvation? As if-with a pitying ?? if potatoes were the only thing raised in the country. Our agricultural products may . not ba so diversified as those of America, but potatoes are not the ...
... ready for cutting. Potatoes, oats, flx, and green crops are all in a forward state, and the prospects of the farmer are now most euconrag- 3 ing. It is believed that there are not this season as large quantities either of oats, potatoes, or filx put down ...