School: Rathnew
- Location:
- Rathnew, Co. Wicklow
- Teacher: D. Ó Drisceóil
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“A lot of people sow patotes in this places. The ones they sow are nearly always Kerr's Pinks and May Qeens because they are early and first to be got...”
A lot of people sow patotes in this places. The ones they sow are nearly always Kerr's Pinks and May Qeens because they are early and first to be got. The weeds do some of them a lot of harm. There is a weed that do some patotes harm and it is the scutch it grows very quick and in a short time it does grow over the drills and it makes them very hard. The way they sow them are in drills, and when they are taking them out they plough them out. Some people do not plough them out they dig them out with a fork or a spade instead of the plough. When they are dug out(continues on next page)