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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1914)
HOME ANT) FARM MAGAZINE SECTION It I potatoee th e preceedtng year ln dispensible to success th a t th s cull* of th e la st crop were rem oved a* m ade non-vital. since o th erw ise they m ay have ca rrie d th e spores of t h s Standard Strains of Potatoes Rapidly D eteriorating—W hat w orst diseases over in to th s gro u n d Must Be Done. w h ere they w ill infect th e new c r o ^ W here plenty of p o tato land Is a* <£» <§. ”í> A <>♦ ♦ ♦ e , U nited S ta te s th e w ork is perform ed th e farm , it m ig h t bs best to p la n t of a ll seed b o u g h t and sold. O f v ita l in te re s t U> p o ta to grow *; by ex p erts a t an expense of n o t to j po tato es on th e sam e field n o t o » e rs in th e N o rth w e st is th s in fo rm a Select F ro m H ill. ten er th a n every th ird year. 1» tio n th a t in th e e n tire U n ite d S tate» X exceed one cen t a sack, according to. In o rd er to select th e best hom e fected gro u n d is as fru itfu l a s o n rs f th e re a re no p o ta to e s e n tire ly free <•> P ro fesso r Bailey. grow n seed th e co n d itio n of th e tops of infection as Infected seed, an d from d is e a s e o r in s e c t p e sts. W h at ia <* j . Northern Seed Best. to be do n e in c o m b a ttin g th e se evils of th e p la n t an d of th e g ro u n d in both m ust be en tirely free from Lh* is d e sc rib e d in t h e fo llo w in g a rtic le X One fe a tu re of th e situ a tio n th a t w hich th e crop w as grow n a re m a t disease if th e p o tato es a re d is e a s e by C. J . M cIn to sh , n ew s e d ito r fo r (.. is p erh a p s n o t g en erally know n, is Ite rs of im p o rtan ce th a t can be at- th e O regon A g ric u ltu ra l College. fre e. «> th a t seed p o ta to es even fo r so u th e rn ; ten d ed to only by field selection. If And it is only p o tato es th a t a r e •• • F $> ❖ ❖ £ ♦ $ <$■ $ ® I use should be n o rth e rn grow n. Some : selection is m ade o rig in ally from th e (Special to th« Farm Magazine.) I of th e m o st successful grow ers in bin, good lo oking specim ens of de- disease-free an d of d esirab le ty HAT th e re a re no potatoes grow n s o u th e rn C alifo rn ia g et n o rth e rn sired type m ay be selected, an d yet an d v ariety, th a t u n d er th e rules in th e e n tire U nited S tate s grow n seed as fre e from pe3ts of all I th ey m ay h av e show n se rio u s infec- th e W estern P o ta to G row ers' As w holly free from insect and kinds a s p ossible and m u ltip ly th is tion in th e p lan t. On th e o th e r ciation a re en title d to th e bonus. disease pests, and th a t th e race of see(j fOr g en e ral p la n tin g th e next h an d , th o se seed p o ta to es th a t a re fp u d s th ro u g h o u t A m erica is rapidly y e a r by grow ing an in te rm ed ia ry selected in th e h ill an d th e n exam Ejurt Third and B urasi da Sire«® d e te rio ra tin g , w ere tw o facts of vast crOp on a co nvenient h ill location in e d . carefu lly a fte r being cleaned, i mportance b ro u g h t o u t a t th e em er- n e a r th e la rg e d elta fields. Mr. w ill be alm o st ce rtain to show sym p Portland. Ora gency p o ta to convention recently Shim a, th e m illio n aire Ja p an e se po- tom s of pests of any im p o rta n t kind, FIBBPBOOF. held in S tockton, C alifornia, It w as t a to g ro w er of th e C alifo rn ia D elta if such p ests a re p r e s e n t Ratal 60a. T8a, 11 and » l-» 0 P « *«»1 ciaim ed in th is connection th a t some region, h a s q u ite successfully prac B u t even th o u g h th e seed show s »2.50 par weak; with bath, »6.50 and a » of th e g re a t and sta n d a rd strain s, ticed th is m eth o d of se cu rin g d esir no in d ic atio n s of disease or insect All nutsida room» Under Penonal BnparrlaloB of Owners. \ such a3 th e B u rb an k in th e W est able seed fo r several years. T he p ests it is b est to m ake assu ran ce THK HOUSE OF WELCOME. : nd th e E arly Rose in th e E ast, are fun g o u s d iseases th a t la te r a tta c k doubly su re by giving every b it of ■ bow ing u n m istak a b le signs of d e te r th e p la n ts grow n in th e low, rich it used as seed th e sta n d a rd fu n g i M IL IT A R Y ioratio n . plain s affect th e firs t crop b u t lit cide tre a tm e n t. Some of th e disease ACADEM Y T re a tm e n t by fo rm alin and o th e r tle th e firs t y ear. A fter th a t, how spores are very sm all an d y et ex fungicides has proven of m uch p rac ever, it is n ecessary to secure a trem ely ten acio u s of life, an d m ight tic al use in th e e ffo rt to secure dis fresh supply of seed or infection sets be b ro u g h t in to co n tac t w ith th e seed w hile it w as sto red . H ence the A Select Non Sectarian Boarding and D«y ease-free potatoes. F o r som e of th e in badly. School for Boy». Military Discipline; S u u * diseases it has proven to be a p e r - 1, j n ^ ¡ g p ro duction, O regon should need of th e tre a tm e n t. Classes; Men Teachers. Careful superrtsts* feet control, b u t for o th e rs it is not ! have a la rg e and im p o rta n t p a r t Rem ove C olls. secures results that are not attained e k * of th e slig h te st value. T aken all in t b a t w ould a t th e sam e tim e g rea tly In selecting th e field it is h o t, „here. Send for .catalog. all th e m ain dependence fo r grow stim u la te th e in d u stry 821 M anhall Street, Portland. Oregoa. o u r own pnough th a t It w as n ot p lan ted to in g p o ta to es th a t are fre e from all these p ests is to be p u t in th e devel opm ent of re sis ta n t stra in s, supple m ented by p roper c u ltu ra l m ethods. No Perfect Potato Seed in U.S. ■ state. Some of th e th in g s th a t w ould go f a r to w ard fre ein g th e O regon I crop from th e o b jectio n ab le fe a tu re s a re field selection of seed an d Its tre a tm e n t w ith a good fu ngicide, th e ro ta tio n of th e p o ta to field s w ith ! crops th a t a re n o n -h o sts fo r th e po T Princess Hotel HILL Special Investigation. A special in v e stig a tio n of th e po ta to -d isease question is being m ade by th e d ep a rtm en t of P la n t P a th ology. It w as in connection w ith th ese inv estig atio n s th a t P rofessor B ailey m ade th e trip to S tockton w ith th e p a rty of p o ta to experts from th e U nited S tates D epartm ent of A g ricu ltu re and from d iffe ren t p a rts of E urope. F o r th is potato disease condition is n o t confined to th is country, b u t h as grow n to be one of th e serious p ro d u ctio n prob lem s in some of th e leading potato co u n tries of th e Old W orld. It is expected th a t v aluable in form ation w ill be secured in th e in v estigations ca rrie d on by th e A g ricu ltu ra l Col lege sta ff of experts, and th a t m uch ; useful know ledge w ill soon reach ; th e grow ers th ro u g h th e ir efforts. To Meet Expense. W hen asked how grow ers are ex- p e tte d to m ake good on th e in- j creased cost of producing potatoes W fo r seed th a t are free from p ests 4) and of good q u ality otherw ise, P ro- g ) fessor F . D. Bailey, research assist- {v a n t in p la n t pathology a t the A gri- W c u ltu ra l College, replied th a t th e re jV a re two o r th ree w ays in w hich they 5) w ill be recom pensed fo r th e ir atidi- tio n al tro u b le and expense. In the firs t place, C alifo rn ia grow ers offer a bonus on clean, w ell grow n and p roperly inspected seed. W hile th e am o u n t of th is bonus w as not stated, an d p erh ap s ca n n o t be definitely know n u n til d eterm in e d by actual experience, it w ill surely be enough to cover cost of inspection, and to pay fo r th e e x tra w ork in ra rin g fo r th e crop d u rin g its grow th and i a fte r it is h arvested. E x tra effo rt . and expense w ill also be rew arded i in increased production an d m ore j j salable potatoes. T he system of ro- i ta tio n by w hich alone disease-free j potatoes can be econom ically grown t should also prove of re a l value in , th e gen eral farm in g system . Inspection Necessary. In view of th e r a th e r s ta rtlin g j announcem ent th a t disease and i n - ;1 sect-free p o tato es of desirable var- ■ ( leties an d type a re n o t produced w ith in th e U nited S tate s and t h a t ; j im m ense q u a n titie s of such a re de- I1 sired fo r seed in m any sections of th e co untry, com petition may be de- i pended upon quite la rg e ly to a d - ' vance th e price of p otatoes th a t 1 m eet all these req u irem en ts. It will be necessary in all cases, how ever, to , have th e p ro d u ct inspected by c o m -' j p eten t a u th o ritie s w ho certify to th e j qu ality of th e p ro d u ct if it is to secure th e bonus o ffered by po tato , men. T his inspection need n o t be very burdensom e if generally prac ticed. and in c e rta in sections of th e j M alt Rainier is the Pure M alt T onic For M others W h o Require Additional N ourishm ent and Strength. A SS YOVE PHYÍICIATI