Tuesday July 31st. 1923
Fine
At home
E. Mayes Carting heavy stuff from Brettenham road to mend lower gateway in 12 acres.
J. Howe & F. Reynolds hoeing beet.
heavy rain last night
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
July 30th.
Monday July 30th. 1923
Fine
At home
E. Mayes Cutting Oats in Barn field.
J. Howe & F. Reynolds setting up sheaves in barn field.
Fine
At home
E. Mayes Cutting Oats in Barn field.
J. Howe & F. Reynolds setting up sheaves in barn field.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
July 29th.
Sunday July 29th. 1923
Fine
All at home
from Farm Work for the Year
July
Hop Garden: If weather be dry the space between the rows cannot be moved too frquently, the horse hoe or "midget" being kept going; in dry weather labour tells most effectually on the crop.
Special Crops: Teazels must be kept clean with the spade if they require it.
Fine
All at home
from Farm Work for the Year
July
Hop Garden: If weather be dry the space between the rows cannot be moved too frquently, the horse hoe or "midget" being kept going; in dry weather labour tells most effectually on the crop.
Special Crops: Teazels must be kept clean with the spade if they require it.
Monday, July 28, 2008
July 28th.
Saturday July 28th. 1923
Showerey
At home
J. Howe & F. Reynolds Cutting round Winter Oats in Barn field & hoeing beet
E. Mayes take binder into Barn field & getting beet home
Memoranda
July 28th.
E. Mayes full week 30/0
J. Howe .. .. 25/0
F. Reynolds 4 days 16/8
W. Pearl 1 day 1/3
Showerey
At home
J. Howe & F. Reynolds Cutting round Winter Oats in Barn field & hoeing beet
E. Mayes take binder into Barn field & getting beet home
Memoranda
July 28th.
E. Mayes full week 30/0
J. Howe .. .. 25/0
F. Reynolds 4 days 16/8
W. Pearl 1 day 1/3
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Friday, July 25, 2008
July 25th.
Wednesday July 25th. 1923
Showerey
At home
E. Mayes, J. Howe & F. Reynolds Cutting Peas
from Agricultural Review for 1922
The total production of hops in England this year is estimated at 301,000 cwts., or 77,000 cwts. more than last year, and 26,000 cwts. above the average of the ten years 1912 to 1921. The average yield per acre for the whole country was 11.4 cwts., against 8.9 cwts. last year and 10.4 cwts. the ten years average. In Kent the yield per acre was 12.3 cwts., about one cwt. above average, and in the south-eastern counties generally over-average yields were obtained, especially in Sussex where there was a heavy crop of 14.2 cwts. per acre.
Showerey
At home
E. Mayes, J. Howe & F. Reynolds Cutting Peas
from Agricultural Review for 1922
The total production of hops in England this year is estimated at 301,000 cwts., or 77,000 cwts. more than last year, and 26,000 cwts. above the average of the ten years 1912 to 1921. The average yield per acre for the whole country was 11.4 cwts., against 8.9 cwts. last year and 10.4 cwts. the ten years average. In Kent the yield per acre was 12.3 cwts., about one cwt. above average, and in the south-eastern counties generally over-average yields were obtained, especially in Sussex where there was a heavy crop of 14.2 cwts. per acre.
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