. Fermier et stockreeder . ont vraiment bon drainagethan pour développer l'homme. En effet, il involvesa une certaine perte d'appliquer le bon fumier sur les terres de badlydras. * * » il n'y aura pas de Bath et West Show de cette année. À moins qu'un bon spectacle puisse être tenu societiesare, à notre avis, pas bien conseillé s'ils refont leurs installations avant que les agriculteurs, les éleveurs, et le district soient prêts à les soutenir. * * * le Royal Lancashire Show ne se tiendra pas non plus. M. Bohanc, le secrétaire, a été nommé au "Superinten" agricole de la Royal Dublin Society, et il s'agène avec lui à travers le Chan

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. Farmer and stockbreeder . have really good drainagethan to develop manuring. Indeed, it involvesa certain loss to apply good manure to badlydrained land. * * » There will be no Bath and West Show thisyear. Unless a good show can be held societiesare, in our view, not well advised if they revivetheir fixtures before farmers, breeders, and thedistrict are prepared to support them. * * * The Royal Lancashire Show also will not be.held. Mr. Bohanc, the secretary, has recentlybeen appointed to the Agricultural-Superinten-dentship of the Royal Dublin Society, and hecarries with him across the Channel the goodwishes of breeders and exhibitors on this side. * # • Late threshing is one of the difficulties withwhich the farmer has had to contend during theyear. Corn prices were fixed so that the farmerwho marketed early obtained most advantage, but with the increased crop and the bad weathermany have not been able to thresh quickly enoughto make the most of their produce. * • * There is no.v a free market for wool.. NORTHAMPTON FARMERS AND POTATO SITUATION The annual meeting of the Peterborough andDistrict County Branch of the National FarmersUnion was held at Peterborough on Saturday, Mr.P. W. Griffin presiding. The Chairman, referring to the potato question, said he did not hesitate to say the potato-growersin that district would have a greater loss than everbefore. (Hear, hear.) They grew a greater extentof potatoes in order to satisfy the Government, andthe Government must meet them in the matter, andmeet them liberally. What did it matter if it costthe country something? The farmers had met theGovernment in every way, and they must not allowthe Government to treat their promises as a scrapof paper. (Applause.) If necessary, the Fenpotato-growers must amalgamate with the growersof Lancashire, Yorkshire, and Cheshire, and seewhat they could do to compel the Government tocarry out their promise to take over the potato croplast November, and guarantee the farmer against

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