Farmer and stockbreeder . There is no fee so well worthpaying as for examination as to soundness. As she ba weU to try to get her right by the assistance BLIGHT IM WOBCESTEfiSHIBE POTATOES Several oases of an outbreak of summer bligl4among the potato crops in this county have occurredin one or two The crop that appears tobe suffering most is the earlier planted main part of the main crop that was late planteddoes not appear to be affected yet. The outbreakhas occurred at Ombersley and at it occurred first with a few spots, and in •surprisingly short time sp
Farmer and stockbreeder . There is no fee so well worthpaying as for examination as to soundness. As she ba weU to try to get her right by the assistance BLIGHT IM WOBCESTEfiSHIBE POTATOES Several oases of an outbreak of summer bligl4among the potato crops in this county have occurredin one or two The crop that appears tobe suffering most is the earlier planted main part of the main crop that was late planteddoes not appear to be affected yet. The outbreakhas occurred at Ombersley and at it occurred first with a few spots, and in •surprisingly short time spread to serious areas have also been seen at Banley Castla. Messrs. Harrison, McGregor and Co., , were awarded the Gold Medal of Lancashire Agricultural Show, held at Boltonfor their collection of ne^ labour-saviii a<^rical-tural implements and the Societys Silver Medal fortheir potato planter m open oompeUtion for the b««*uoerJa nerw implement. ittraosT 9, 1920. 1809. CBEAT PIG SALE AT DALMENY FRESH RECORDS ESTABLISHED Pig breeders from all directions j;alhc>rcd iu foroo«o Friday at Dalmeny Home Farm, when Thornton and Co. a sale of puro-brd I^argo Whit©, Middlo Whito, and BwkBhiropigs from tho herds of the Earl of Ko^cWcry. Everypig in tho sale waa bred at Dalmeny, and theywere brought out in rxecllont condition. Mr. Frankldatthcw-6 conducitod the »iile, and bidding was very?piritcd. Tho prize-winning rr-eord of the herd iswell known; at tho recent show of tho Highland•nd Agricultural Society thirteen pigs wore*, all of which won prizeti, including sevenfirst and a breed cup. There wore forty-uine Largo Wliifes sofd for atotal of £4,588 10s., giving an average of£93 12s. lOd., which is a record for tho Mana 2nd we-nt to Messrs. Glen andWolfe, Bathgate, for 720gs., which was a world srecord for a pig. Mr. J. Chivero was a freqiicutbidder, and h« secured Dalmeny Magnet
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