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1. 600 BC

   600 BC - Cabbage was one of the most common foods on the Mediterranean table for more than a millennium. The earliest record of cultivated cabbages in the Mediterranean dates from about 600 BC, a mention of kale in early Greek literature. Because that source describes ...Cabbage was one of the most common foods on the Mediterranean table for more than a millennium. The earliest record of cultivated cabbages in the Mediterranean dates from about 600 BC, a mention of kale in early Greek literature. Because that source describes the eating of the stems of this plant, it is thought that the plant is a precursor to a primitive cauliflower or broccoli. Theo- phrastus wrote of three kinds of cabbage, the curly-leafed, smooth-leafed, and the wild ... Show moreShow less From Mediterranean Vegetables - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=tka838efZvkC&pg=PA77 ...

2. 200 BC

   200 BC - More specifically, the Chinese have been fermenting cabbage for thousands of years! In fact, according to the book, Making Sauerkraut, the earliest recording of fermented cabbage occurred in 200 BC. Isn't that cool?Fermented veggies have been used for natural healing for years (and I mean LOTS of years). More specifically, the Chinese have been fermenting cabbage for thousands of years! In fact, according to the book, Making Sauerkraut, the earliest recording of fermented cabbage occurred in 200 BC. Isn't that cool? Show moreShow less From Kristen's Raw: April 2009 - Related web pages kristensraw.blogspot.com/2009_04_01_archive.html

3. 100 AD

   100 AD - The cabbage is derived from a leafy wild mustard plant, found in the Mediterranean region around 100 AD. The English name derives from the Normanno- Picard caboche ("head"). Cabbage was developed by ongoing artificial selection for suppression of the internode ...The cabbage is derived from a leafy wild mustard plant, found in the Mediterranean region around 100 AD. The English name derives from the Normanno- Picard caboche ("head"). Cabbage was developed by ongoing artificial selection for suppression of the internode length. The dense core of the cabbage is called the babchka. Show moreShow less From Cabbage - Wikivisual - Related web pages en.wikivisual.com/index.php/Cabbage

4. 1213

   1213 - Brussels sprouts are tiny cabbage heads, and they grow on a stem in clusters. They are definitely in the cabbage family and were sold first in Brussels in 1213. Scientists noticed a tendency in some wild cabbage plants to form little heads at the point where the ...Brussels sprouts are tiny cabbage heads, and they grow on a stem in clusters. They are definitely in the cabbage family and were sold first in Brussels in 1213. Scientists noticed a tendency in some wild cabbage plants to form little heads at the point where the stalk joins the leaf. They encouraged the plant to go on developing in this direction. The seeds from those that showed the tendency most were saved and planted and the selection went on this way until we had today's ... Show moreShow less From HOW DO BRUSSELS SPROUTS GROW? - Related web pages www.youaskandy.com/questions-answers/30 ...

5. 1503

   1503 - For this reason, we do not have any scientifically researched times for canning cabbage. There are several other alternatives: Cabbage, including Chinese cabbage, can be frozen, using directions in GH 1503, "Freezing Vegetables." Or, cabbage can be made into ..."Canned cabbage is a very poor quality product. For this reason, we do not have any scientifically researched times for canning cabbage. There are several other alternatives: Cabbage, including Chinese cabbage, can be frozen, using directions in GH 1503, "Freezing Vegetables." Or, cabbage can be made into " freezer coleslaw." Show moreShow less From Answers to Common Questions About Home Canning, Freezing and … - Related web pages www.pickyourownfarms.org.uk/canningqa.htm

6. 1536

   1536 - The USA has the French to thank for introducing them to cabbage - it was French navigator Jacques Cartier who brought cabbage to the Americas in 1536.The word Cabbage comes from the old French (Normano-Picard) “caboche” (head) and the French use the modern word for cabbage “chou” as a term of endearment eg “ma petite chou” (my little cabbage). The USA has the French to thank for introducing them to cabbage - it was French navigator Jacques Cartier who brought cabbage to the Americas in 1536. Show moreShow less From Ladies With Bottle: September 2008 - Related web pages ladies-with-bottle.blogspot.com ...

7. 1570

   1570 - Red" cabbage (magenta to purplish) was first described in England in 1570, all of the early varieties being round-headed. Now there are red varieties of all the various head shapes. The "red" color is confined to the "skin" of each leaf and stem, the cells beneath ..."Red" cabbage (magenta to purplish) was first described in England in 1570, all of the early varieties being round-headed. Now there are red varieties of all the various head shapes. The "red" color is confined to the "skin" of each leaf and stem, the cells beneath possessing normal green or white color. When cut before cooking, a head of red cabbage presents a pretty contrast of red and white. Show moreShow less From Of Cabbages and Celts - Related web pages hortweb.tamu.edu/plantanswers/publications ...

8. 1596

   1596 - Others believe that it was imported from Asia in 1596. Whatever its history, the cabbage rose is probably a complex hybrid of many ancient roses, including the gallicas, damasks, and albas.True to its botanical name, this rose has an astounding 100 petals, so densely arrayed that the flowers resemble small cabbages. Once thought to be ancient - perhaps the 100-petaled rose described by Pliny the Elder in the first century AD-the cabbage rose is now considered by many to be a product of late seventeenth-century Dutch rose growers. Others believe that it was imported from Asia in 1596. Whatever its history, the cabbage rose is probably a complex hybrid of many ... Show moreShow less From History Of The Rose - Related web pages www.herbs2000.com/flowers/r_history.htm

9. 1602

   1602 - Recipes that contain soybean cakes and Chinese cabbage. Soy a major and vital seasoning, Is a Chinese Inspiration. lastly and most recently were the Dutch colonials who came In 1602 to establish the Dutch East India Company for trade In the flourishing spice ...Recipes that contain soybean cakes and Chinese cabbage. Soy a major and vital seasoning, Is a Chinese Inspiration. lastly and most recently were the Dutch colonials who came In 1602 to establish the Dutch East India Company for trade In the flourishing spice Industry of Indonesia They brought with them new vegetables from Europe, including cauliflower, green beans, potatoes, Western cabbage, corn. cream (see Coconut Cream recipe) 1 tomato, cut into wedges, about cup. Show moreShow less From Offers Introduction To Indonesian Food Importer . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=tZMuAAAAIBAJ ...

10. 1654

    Jul 9, 1654 - 9th July, 1654. PS—The English ship will carry a light to direct you in case you come on during the night."good bags of cabbage prepared which were sent on board the ~ Goutsblom with the following letter: " Received yours for water and refreshments, had intended to proceed to you with all men to tow you in, but prevented by the weather, wind at present favourable for you to come on; if the wind ceases will come to help you; •send you in the meanwhile salad and cabbage, and a can of buttermilk, hope to see you here soon. 9th July, 1654. PS—The English ship will carry a light to ... Show moreShow less From Journal - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=0xJXAAAAMAAJ&pg ...

11. 1669

    1669 - Head cabbage as we now know it appeared around the first century BC In North America, cabbage could be considered the new kid on the block. Some believe it was first cultivated here in 1669 by German immigrants yearning for their Old World sauerkraut.Cabbage has both a long history and strong list of virtues. Ancient paintings show that cabbage in its wild, leafy form existed in ancient Egypt. Head cabbage as we now know it appeared around the first century BC In North America, cabbage could be considered the new kid on the block. Some believe it was first cultivated here in 1669 by German immigrants yearning for their Old World sauerkraut. Show moreShow less From Surprise! Cabbage makes the top 10 list of best American - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/ADHB/lib00057 ...

12. 1706

    1706 - Cabbage, the common name of Srassica oleracea, a biennial of the Cruciferous family (Cruciferse), a native of the sea-shores of this country. In 1706 Dr. Peachy, in his Herbal, says it grows everywhere on the coast of England ; our people in such places eat it, preferring it ... From A Dictionary of Popular Names of the Plants which Furnish the Natural … - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=LPZRAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA73 ...

13. 1719

    1719 - In this connection we may add that during the English attack on Vigo in 1719, one of the officers wrote in his journal : " Most of the soldiers abused themselves so much with wine that a small body of men might have given us a great deal of uneasiness " (Macaulay ...In this connection we may add that during the English attack on Vigo in 1719, one of the officers wrote in his journal : " Most of the soldiers abused themselves so much with wine that a small body of men might have given us a great deal of uneasiness " (Macaulay). A species of cabbage, known as the Gallegan cabbage, grows very plentifully all over Galicia ; local writers speak of it as " the bread of the poor " ; it is said to be the most economical and the most digestible ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Galicia, the Switzerland of Spain" - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream ...

14. 1737	1737 - Circa 1737, William Byrd II, Natural History of Virginia: White Cabbage, Red Cabbage, Smooth Savoy Cabbage, Curled Red Cabbage, Curled Green Cabbage, Cauliflower. From Brassicas : The Colonial Williamsburg Official History Site - Related web pages www.history.org/history/cwland/resrch3.cfm

15. 1762

    1762 - Corned beef and cabbage is as American as the St. Patrick's Day Parade. The New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade was started in 1762 by Irish immigrants and pre-dates our independence as a country. Along with the parade, the "Irish" corned beef and ...Corned beef and cabbage is as American as the St. Patrick's Day Parade. The New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade was started in 1762 by Irish immigrants and pre-dates our independence as a country. Along with the parade, the "Irish" corned beef and cabbage dinner many consume on St. Patrick's Day is also an American tradition. Both have only recently found their way to Ireland to satisfy the desires of the many tourists seeking this "original fare." Show moreShow less From Stock Market Information | FinancialContent.com - Related web pages finance.paidcontent.org/freelunch2/?GUID ...

16. 1769

    1769 - Captain Cook swore by the medicinal value of sauerkraut (cabbage preserved in brine) back in 1769. His ship doctor used it for compresses on soldiers who were wounded during a severe storm, saving them from gangrene. Do any of you remember being told by your ...Captain Cook swore by the medicinal value of sauerkraut (cabbage preserved in brine) back in 1769. His ship doctor used it for compresses on soldiers who were wounded during a severe storm, saving them from gangrene. Do any of you remember being told by your mother as a child that “babies come from cabbage patches”? Or that the Man on the Moon who was banished to his remote abode on the moon after being caught stealing a cabbage from his neighbor on Christmas Eve? Show moreShow less From Learn-America » How to Grow Cabbages© - Related web pages www.learn-america.com/how-to-grow-cabbages/

17. 1776

    1776 - An early name for the palmetto tree was the "cabbage tree" and apparently the tree was used for more than defending Fort Moultrie against the British in 1776. "To Dress Palmetto Cabbage," instructs Mrs. Rutledge in The Carolina Housewife, "Trim off carefully ...An early name for the palmetto tree was the "cabbage tree" and apparently the tree was used for more than defending Fort Moultrie against the British in 1776. "To Dress Palmetto Cabbage," instructs Mrs. Rutledge in The Carolina Housewife, "Trim off carefully the hard folds of the palmetto cabbage; then boil the inner part for two hours, during which period the water must be changed three times, that the bitter quality of the cabbage may be entirely extracted. Show moreShow less From Writings Of The Lowcountry - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=r-z27cWH5HIC&pg=PT13 ...

18. 1789

    1789 - Finger-and-toe disease," "club-root," "hanbury," "Kropf," '' Kohlhernie,'' as the disease is variously called, attacks all kinds of cabbage, kale, kohlrabi, and other edible cruciferse. The disease was first recorded in Scotiand, in 1789 . It is now distributed in ..."Finger-and-toe disease," "club-root," "hanbury," "Kropf," '' Kohlhernie,'' as the disease is variously called, attacks all kinds of cabbage, kale, kohlrabi, and other edible cruciferse. The disease was first recorded in Scotiand, in 1789 . It is now distributed in all places where cabbage, turnips, and allied vegetables grow on a large scale. The malformations which characterize the condition are the result of hypertrophy of the host-cells due to a stimulus exerted by the ... Show moreShow less From The Cancer Problem - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=2PcRAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA40 ...

19. 1794

    1794 - The term 'coleslaw' began in 1794 as a partial translation from the Dutch term " koolsla" meaning "cabbage salad". It was commonly called cold slaw in England until the 1860's when "cole" meaning cabbage was revived. "Cole" originated from the Latin colis ...The term 'coleslaw' began in 1794 as a partial translation from the Dutch term " koolsla" meaning "cabbage salad". It was commonly called cold slaw in England until the 1860's when "cole" meaning cabbage was revived. "Cole" originated from the Latin colis meaning "cabbage", and is the source of the Dutch word as well. The term coleslaw is a late 19th century term, which originated in the United States. Many kids still refer to it as cold slaw, but mainly because they think ... Show moreShow less From Coleslaw - The Recipe Everybody Will Love - Related web pages www.populararticles.com/article169991.html

20. 1821

    1821 - The newest variety is Brussels sprouts; this plant was described for the first time in 1821. Except for spring (oxheart) cabbage, a white cabbage sort which is already harvested in June, all other cabbage varieties are preferably a winter vegetable. White and red ...The newest variety is Brussels sprouts; this plant was described for the first time in 1821. Except for spring (oxheart) cabbage, a white cabbage sort which is already harvested in June, all other cabbage varieties are preferably a winter vegetable. White and red cabbage possess firm heads with smooth leaves; the Wirsing and Peking cabbage varieties from the transition to leaf cabbage; in the former, the blistered, curly leaves fan outwards, forming a loose head, whereas in the ... Show moreShow less From Allergen-Database - Related web pages www.acaroid.com/dokumente/en/allergopharma ...

21. 1833

    1833 - To ascertain this, we tried an experiment in the summer of 1833, on some caterpillars of the Cabbage Butterfly (Pontia Bras- sicœ,} the Papilio Brassicœ, volume first, page 186, which had been newly hatched. These we divided, and placed in two separate ...To ascertain this, we tried an experiment in the summer of 1833, on some caterpillars of the Cabbage Butterfly (Pontia Bras- sicœ,} the Papilio Brassicœ, volume first, page 186, which had been newly hatched. These we divided, and placed in two separate tumblers, and put them upon cabbage leaves. We supplied the larvte in one of the tumblers plentifully twice a-day with fresh cabbage leaves, while those in the other tumbler had but a scanty supply, and even allowing then ... Show moreShow less From The Book of Butterflies, Sphinges, and Moths; - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=U28FAAAAQAAJ&pg ...

22. 1840

    1840 - Introduced in the US by Francis Brill, of New Jersey, in the year 1840. Originally grown by said gentleman and neighbors, the Early Jersey Wakefield Cabbage developed from a natural cross between the variety "Wakefield", from England, and the other cabbage ...Introduced in the US by Francis Brill, of New Jersey, in the year 1840. Originally grown by said gentleman and neighbors, the Early Jersey Wakefield Cabbage developed from a natural cross between the variety "Wakefield", from England, and the other cabbage varieties growing in the neighborhood. Officially introduced to the public in the 1850s, by the well known Peter Henderson. This variety is one of the earliest and best cabbages, and known to be very reliable and easy ... Show moreShow less From Cabbage, Cabbage Seeds, Chinese Cabbage, Red Cabbage, Savoy … - Related web pages www.stclareseeds.com/cabbage.html

23. 1848

    Jul 29, 1848 - On 29 th July 1848, at the height of the Great Famine, the Young Irelanders staged their ill-fated “Cabbage Patch rebellion” against British rule. In emulation of the rebels on the streets of Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Rome, Prague, Budapest and Krakow ...On 29 th July 1848, at the height of the Great Famine, the Young Irelanders staged their ill-fated “Cabbage Patch rebellion” against British rule. In emulation of the rebels on the streets of Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Rome, Prague, Budapest and Krakow earlier that year, the idealistic young revolutionaries William Smith O'Brien, Thomas Francis Meagher, James Stephens and Terence Bellew MacManus, unfurled the tricolour of green, white and orange and marched around the ... Show moreShow less From ByRoute 5.2 Co. Kilkenny & Co. Tipperary - Related web pages www.irelandbyways.com/ireland-routes/byroute-5 ...

24. 1856

    Jul 1856 - into America at Quebec about the year 1856-7, probably, it is said, in the egg state on refuse cabbage-leaves, has increased and spread over all the Northern States; and from the habit possessed by its caterpillar of burying itself in the heart-leaves of the ...into America at Quebec about the year 1856-7, probably, it is said, in the egg state on refuse cabbage-leaves, has increased and spread over all the Northern States; and from the habit possessed by its caterpillar of burying itself in the heart-leaves of the growing cabbage, and devouring them, has become a great nuisance. It is estimated to destroy annually around Quebec 240000 dollars' worth of this vegetable. Show moreShow less From Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=IJkEAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

25. 1860

    Jul 21, 1860 - and i. 396; Gardener*' Chronicle, July 21, 1860, p. 672. Flower-shoots of the tender Kohl-rabi were grafted on a hardy Cabbage. The resulting from self- fertilisation yielded plants which had swollen useful for forage, were very hardy, and yielded from four ...One section is devoted to graft hybrids, in which the following case is mentioned, besides the Rosa Devoniensis grafted on a Banksian Rose, described in An. and i. 396; Gardener*' Chronicle, July 21, 1860, p. 672. Flower-shoots of the tender Kohl-rabi were grafted on a hardy Cabbage. The resulting from self- fertilisation yielded plants which had swollen useful for forage, were very hardy, and yielded from four to five times as much fodder as other sorts of Cabbages able ... Show moreShow less From Gardeners' Chronicle, Horticultural Trade Journal - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=39sKAAAAIAAJ&pg ...

26. 1866

    1866 - The cabbage fly eluded our keen custom-house officials in 1866, and has enjoyed free citizenship ever since. By accident, one of its insect enemies (a small black fly) was brought over with it, and is now doing excellent work by keeping the cabbage fly in check.The cabbage fly eluded our keen custom-house officials in 1866, and has enjoyed free citizenship ever since. By accident, one of its insect enemies (a small black fly) was brought over with it, and is now doing excellent work by keeping the cabbage fly in check. The codling moth, one of the most formidable fruit destroyers, may be reduced in number by the well-known paper bands; but a more efficient remedy is to shower them early in the season with Paris green, mixed in water at ... Show moreShow less From Scientific American Supplement, No. 275, April 9, 1881 / Various - Related web pages infomotions.com/etexts/gutenberg/dirs/etext05 ...

27. 1868

    Feb 1868 - In February, 1868, plaintiffs applied to defendants for seed, and the defendants exhibited a catalogue of the seed they had for sale, among which was large Bristol cabbage seed. The plaintiffs then ordered some of that eeed, with other, and the seed was delivered ...In February, 1868, plaintiffs applied to defendants for seed, and the defendants exhibited a catalogue of the seed they had for sale, among which was large Bristol cabbage seed. The plaintiffs then ordered some of that eeed, with other, and the seed was delivered to them, the cabbage seed being billed " large Bristol cabbage seed." Show moreShow less From The American Reports - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=pAU8AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA13 ...

28. 1870

    1870 - Writing of this insect in 1870, Riley stated that, next after the cabbage worm mentioned, this was the most common insect which attacked cabbage in Missouri—a remarkable fact, considering that the species had not hitherto been described ( 2d Mo. Kept., p. From Bulletin - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=5OYTAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA2 ...

29. 1872

    1872 - The disease was widespread in Russia, where cabbages were very extensively grown, and in 1872, the market-gardeners about St. Petersburg were losing half their cabbage crop every year. The Royal Russian Gardening Society offered a prize for the scientific ...The swollen and distorted roots eventually rotted into a foetid and semi-liquid mass. The disease was widespread in Russia, where cabbages were very extensively grown, and in 1872, the market-gardeners about St. Petersburg were losing half their cabbage crop every year. The Royal Russian Gardening Society offered a prize for the scientific investigation of the trouble. Woronin did not compete, but he stacked his laboratory-bedroom with diseased cabbage roots, and set to work. Show moreShow less From Full text of "The Advance Of The Fungi" www.archive.org/stream ...

30. 1873

    Aug 16, 1873 - Bomething ao year a Went Bido known an Cabbage Huddon no n8 a daring and Bnoceseful thief by steal lng Boveral and which ho found to tho ... and with a description of the man who wae noon driving it and nearly every day some Woant Side officer who hod knownCabbage from hla boyhood wae ... From "CABBAGE" RYAN CAUGHT. - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

31. 1877

    1877 - The insects that were most injurious to the horticulturist in the year 1877 are the chinch bug, the May beetle and its larva, the white grub, cut-worm, cabbage worms of two species, canker worm and steel blue grape bud borer (aml hed buys.) Chinch Bug. Early in ...The insects that were most injurious to the horticulturist in the year 1877 are the chinch bug, the May beetle and its larva, the white grub, cut-worm, cabbage worms of two species, canker worm and steel blue grape bud borer (aml hed buys.) Chinch Bug. Early in the season the chinch bug (Mid-opus leueop terus) made its appearance in Houston county. They were massed about the base of strawberry plants, young beets, cabbage, etc., and for two or three days I observed them very ... Show moreShow less From The Minnesota Horticulturist - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=MiZJAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA61 ...

32. 1880

    1880 - In 1880, the tiny settlement known as "Belle," "Belle City" and "LaBelle," populated by cattle drovers and trappers on the banks of the Caloosahatchee River, was named after sisters Laura June Hendry and Carrie Belle Hendry, whose family was namesake to the ...In 1880, the tiny settlement known as "Belle," "Belle City" and "LaBelle," populated by cattle drovers and trappers on the banks of the Caloosahatchee River, was named after sisters Laura June Hendry and Carrie Belle Hendry, whose family was namesake to the city's county, Hendry County, Florida. Today the town is home to the Swamp Cabbage Festival that bring tens of thousands of visitors to celebrate the "swamp cabbage," the heart of the sabal palm, which is Florida's ... Show moreShow less From RV Parks in LaBelle, Florida | Trails.com - Related web pages www.trails.com/list_22301_rv-parks-labelle ...

33. 1882

    1882 - However, Mr. Meade has not yet, in print, removed the question mark from his reference of floralis to the synonomy offloccosa. In 1882, Miss Ormerod had specimens of the Cabbage Maggot Ply determined by Mr. Meade, and she has since used the name Anthomyia ...However, Mr. Meade has not yet, in print, removed the question mark from his reference of floralis to the synonomy offloccosa. In 1882, Miss Ormerod had specimens of the Cabbage Maggot Ply determined by Mr. Meade, and she has since used the name Anthomyia floralis Fallen. This possible identity of these two species is a very important question, for floralis antedates Bouche's brassicae by several years. Thus, if their identity could be shown beyond a doubt, the Cabbage ... Show moreShow less From Annual Report of the Agricultural Experiment Station - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=n9MSAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA3 ...

34. 1883

    1883 - Mr John Spiers, Newton Farm, Glasgow, assures Mus Ormerod and her readers that the maggot was exceptionally destructive in 1883, and that on hi3 farm the destruction was greatest where the manurial application was heaviest. TLe immediately preceding remarks ...Mr John Woolmet, Hounslow, says—' I believe gas lime to be the only practical cnre for the maggot tribe that infest our Brussel sprouts, broccoli, and cabbage tribe.' Mr John Spiers, Newton Farm, Glasgow, assures Mus Ormerod and her readers that the maggot was exceptionally destructive in 1883, and that on hi3 farm the destruction was greatest where the manurial application was heaviest. TLe immediately preceding remarks apply to turnips as well as to cabbage. Show moreShow less From Insect Pests - Related web pages paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a ...

35. 1884

    1884 - It is reported as appearing, in 1884, in Ramsey and Hennepin counties, in Minnesota, and proving almost as injurious to cabbages as the white cabbage butterfly Pieris rapos (0. W. Oestlund). Cannibalistic Habits. An instance has been given by a correspondent ...It is reported as appearing, in 1884, in Ramsey and Hennepin counties, in Minnesota, and proving almost as injurious to cabbages as the white cabbage butterfly Pieris rapos (0. W. Oestlund). Cannibalistic Habits. An instance has been given by a correspondent of the American Entomologist, where this species manifested a cannibalistic propensity. Two of the caterpillars having been inclosed in a box with two of those of the cabbage butterfly, Pieris rapce, and three of ... Show moreShow less From Report on Injurious and Other Insects - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=0gcWAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA92 ...

36. 1887

    1887 - A new preventive against the cabbage maggot.—About the year 1887 WW Tracy of Detroit, Michigan, undertook to prevent the entrance of the newly hatched larvre of the cabbage root maggot (Anthornyia Itrasxiecc] into the roots of the young cabbage plant by placing ...A new preventive against the cabbage maggot.—About the year 1887 WW Tracy of Detroit, Michigan, undertook to prevent the entrance of the newly hatched larvre of the cabbage root maggot (Anthornyia Itrasxiecc] into the roots of the young cabbage plant by placing a piece of heavy manilla paper in a horizontal position closely about the stem at the surface of the ground. For various reasons this method did not prove satisfactory. Show moreShow less From Experiment Station Record - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=20kSAAAAYAAJ&pg ...

37. 1889

    1889 - Mammoth Red Rock Cabbage- Click photo above for additional images Description Mammoth Red Rock Cabbage Seeds A great cabbage for pickling or in cole-slaw, Mammoth Red Rock Cabbage was introduced to the US in 1889. It is known for its deep red 7-8lb heads ...Mammoth Red Rock Cabbage- Click photo above for additional images Description Mammoth Red Rock Cabbage Seeds A great cabbage for pickling or in cole-slaw, Mammoth Red Rock Cabbage was introduced to the US in 1889. It is known for its deep red 7-8lb heads and great flavor. Mammoth Red Rock Cabbage is high in Vitamin C and is great cooked, fresh in salads, or for pickling. Show moreShow less From Cabbage seed - Shop sales, stores & prices at TheFind.com - Related web pages www.thefind.com/food/info-cabbage-seed

38. 1895

    1895 - In 1895, Peter Henderson gave it a rare new York-Jersey compliment calling it the "best early cabbage in cultivation." In 1901, 166 seed companies carried this variety. Unlike the disappearances of many previously popular rock stars and heirloom vegetables ...In 1895, Peter Henderson gave it a rare new York-Jersey compliment calling it the "best early cabbage in cultivation." In 1901, 166 seed companies carried this variety. Unlike the disappearances of many previously popular rock stars and heirloom vegetables, Bruce can still sell out a stadium and the USDA still lists EJW among the principal varieties of American cabbage. Show moreShow less From HVSL : Early Jersey Wakefield Cabbage - Related web pages www.seedlibrary.org/catalog/?seed ...

39. 1896

    1896 - Guy-Blache went on to direct what was possibly the first film of a fictional story, "The Cabbage Fairy," in 1896. "It's about finding a baby in the cabbages, " Gaines said, digging up a black-and-white photograph from the film. "She has costumes and props.Guy-Blache went on to direct what was possibly the first film of a fictional story, "The Cabbage Fairy," in 1896. "It's about finding a baby in the cabbages, " Gaines said, digging up a black-and-white photograph from the film. "She has costumes and props. There's a cabbage here." Many women developed considerable clout in the industry. Guy-Blache eventually directed about 400 films and supervised the production of thousands. June Mathis may have discovered Rudolph ... Show moreShow less From DUKE RESEARCHER PURSUES FEMALE FILM PIONEERS - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/CS/lib00042 ...

40. 1897

    Apr 22, 1897 - On old cabbage leaves (Brassica oleracea), Rooks county, Kansas, April 22, 1897. (No. 2399.) Forming dense, subolivaceous, subpulvinate tufts, 1 mm. to yz cm. across, and thickly scattered over both sides of the leaf. Fertile hyphce erect, sparingly ...On old cabbage leaves (Brassica oleracea), Rooks county, Kansas, April 22, 1897. (No. 2399.) Forming dense, subolivaceous, subpulvinate tufts, 1 mm. to yz cm. across, and thickly scattered over both sides of the leaf. Fertile hyphce erect, sparingly branched and sparingly septate, swollen at intervals, yellowish-brown, 110-150x6 -7 micros. Conidia oblong-elliptical, brown, 12-20x10-12 micros, l-( exceptionally 3-) septate. HYPHOMYCETKS (MILDEWS). Show moreShow less From Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=irYWAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

41. 1898

    1898 - Johnson and Quaiutauce. The former reported the cabbage looper as having ruined hundreds of acres of cabbage in Maryland in 1898, but hardly a specimen was obtained in the trucking areas the present year. In Georgia, according" to Mr. Quaintance, only a single ...No complaints of injury by either species in any portion of the country have come to my knowledge, although a few specimens were sent in by correspondents in the South. In this connection comparison is made with the observations of Messrs . Johnson and Quaiutauce. The former reported the cabbage looper as having ruined hundreds of acres of cabbage in Maryland in 1898, but hardly a specimen was obtained in the trucking areas the present year. In Georgia, according" to Mr ... Show moreShow less From Bulletin - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=xeYTAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

42. 1899

    1899 - Thomas Reighter of Briceton, Ohio, a blacksmith, made this kraut cutter in 1899. His family used it to make sauerkraut. The cutter, a 20 by 21-inch (50.80 by 53.34 cm) wooden box that holds two heads of cabbage, was placed over a large crock. Cabbage was ...Thomas Reighter of Briceton, Ohio, a blacksmith, made this kraut cutter in 1899. His family used it to make sauerkraut. The cutter, a 20 by 21-inch (50.80 by 53.34 cm) wooden box that holds two heads of cabbage, was placed over a large crock. Cabbage was placed in the box, and the handle was turned, forcing the cabbage through sharp slicing blades. Shredded cabbage fell into the crock, where it was salted and compressed, then left to ferment. Cabbage was a major crop in ... Show moreShow less From My Scrapbook - Printable - Related web pages omp.ohiolink.edu/OMP/PrintableMyScrapbook ...

43. 1901

    1901 - Top-Selling Price: Low to High Price: High to Low New Price Title Author . Mrs. Wiggs of the cabbage patch . by Alice Hegan Rice . A national bestseller when first published in 1901, "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" endures as one of the most memorable ...Top-Selling Price: Low to High Price: High to Low New Price Title Author . Mrs. Wiggs of the cabbage patch . by Alice Hegan Rice . A national bestseller when first published in 1901, "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" endures as one of the most memorable literary creations by a Kentucky author. This hopeful story follows the Wiggs - a family strugg" [14 ... Show moreShow less From All about Rice Alice Caldwell Hegan glued for you by GlueText™.com on … - Related web pages www.gluetext.com/content/r/Rice ...

44. 1903

    Mar 1903 - j R3941 Lovey Mary. Century. Appeared in the " Century magazine," v.6s, Dec. ipos-March 1903. Story of a runaway orphan girl who finds friends in the Cabbage Patch. Rice, Mrs Alice Caldwell (Hegan). j R3Q4m Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. Century.j R3941 Lovey Mary. Century. Appeared in the " Century magazine," v.6s, Dec. ipos-March 1903. Story of a runaway orphan girl who finds friends in the Cabbage Patch. Rice, Mrs Alice Caldwell (Hegan). j R3Q4m Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. Century. "The Wiggses lived in the Cabbage Patch. It was not a real cabbage patch, but a queer neighborhood where ramshackle cottages played hop-scotch over the railroad tracks." Rice, Grantland , ed. j 796 Rsg Boys' book of ... Show moreShow less From Full text of "Catalogue of books in the children's department of the … - Related web pages www.archive.org/stream/catalogueofbooks00carn ...

45. 1904

    1904 - Collected by the writer in Florida in 1904. For inoculation purposes use young plants of cabbage, turnip or cauliflower. The same hothouse cultural directions apply as for cucumbers, etc., under No. I. For contrast the resistant Houser cabbage may be used.FIG. 87.—Section of the fleshy part of a kohlrabi showing black bundles due to Bacterium campestrc. Collected by the writer in Florida in 1904. For inoculation purposes use young plants of cabbage, turnip or cauliflower. The same hothouse cultural directions apply as for cucumbers, etc., under No. I. For contrast the resistant Houser cabbage may be used. Several hundred plants should be provided, and they must be kept free from insects and molluscs. The seed should be sown ... Show moreShow less From An Introduction to Bacterial Diseases of Plants - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=15scxdmcgvAC&pg ...

46. 1907

    Mar 15, 1907 - A car of cabbage was loaded by 10 o'clock am, March 15, 1907, and defendant carrier immediately notified, but permitted it to stand on the siding without refrigeration until the night of the 16th, and the car was not then iced until the morning of the 17th ...A car of cabbage was loaded by 10 o'clock am, March 15, 1907, and defendant carrier immediately notified, but permitted it to stand on the siding without refrigeration until the night of the 16th, and the car was not then iced until the morning of the 17th, when the cabbage had already begun to spoil. On arrival at destination it was a total loss. Show moreShow less From The Encyclopedic Digest of Texas Reports (civil Cases) - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=MMcoAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA9 ...

47. 1908

    Jun 1908 - During June, 1908, Mr. DK McMillan observed this species on radish, cabbage, and kale at Brownsville, Tex., the plants being considerably damaged. The larva* in most cases had destroyed the. buds " or had bored down into the center of the plants. They seemed ...During June, 1908, Mr. DK McMillan observed this species on radish, cabbage, and kale at Brownsville, Tex., the plants being considerably damaged. The larva* in most cases had destroyed the. buds " or had bored down into the center of the plants. They seemed to attack only the midrib of kale and most cabbage plants feeding in a groove on the upper surface, which they cover with a web, varying this by eating a small cavity extending along the interior from one-fourth of an ... Show moreShow less From Bulletin - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=0uwTAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA3 ...

48. 1909

    1909 - Copenhagen Market Cabbage is an early ball-head type heirloom cabbage that was originally introduced from Denmark in 1909. Over the last 95 years, this excellent old fashioned cabbage has established itself as favorite among gardeners and cabbage fans worldwide ...Copenhagen Market Cabbage is an early ball-head type heirloom cabbage that was originally introduced from Denmark in 1909. Over the last 95 years, this excellent old fashioned cabbage has established itself as favorite among gardeners and cabbage fans worldwide and has served as the model for all commercial cabbage varieties developed since. Copenhagen Market Cabbage is an excellent variety for the home gardener in that it is not only one of the best for the table, but is very ... Show moreShow less From Cabbage Seeds - Heirloom Cabbage Seeds - Related web pages www.seedfest.co.uk/seeds/cabbage/cabbage.html

49. 1910

    1910 - Louise Marshall founded The Cabbage Patch Settlement House in 1910, with the help from her community, church and family. The Cabbage Patch Settlement House is a Christian organization that exists to empower families and children to be self-sufficient by ...Louise Marshall founded The Cabbage Patch Settlement House in 1910, with the help from her community, church and family. The Cabbage Patch Settlement House is a Christian organization that exists to empower families and children to be self-sufficient by helping them maximize their spiritual, social, emotional, physical, moral, economic and educational potential. We foster self-esteem and responsibility through purpose-driven programs. Relationships are built, and the lives ... Show moreShow less From Charity Navigator Rating - The Cabbage Patch Settlement House - Related web pages www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search ...

50. 1914

    1914 - the swamp in 1914, and were fed with clover, hay, beets, cabbage and apple tree twigs. Of these, 97 were distributed in other parts of the State, where the natural surroundings, such as cedar swamps, were favorable for their existence. It is the aim of your ...the swamp in 1914, and were fed with clover, hay, beets, cabbage and apple tree twigs. Of these, 97 were distributed in other parts of the State, where the natural surroundings, such as cedar swamps, were favorable for their existence. It is the aim of your commission to introduce this animal wherever expedient, and by protection to give it a chance to propagate, thus assuring excellent gunning for the sportsmen. These hares have acquired a reputation of being one of the best ... Show moreShow less From Annual Report of the Commissioners on Fisheries and Game - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=rgYUAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA3 ...

51. 1917

    Apr 14, 1917 - Doctor FH Chittenden, in a letter to the writer April 14, 1917, stated: "The raising of seed beets has been practically abandoned in the east on account of the ravages in past times of the beet aphis." The Imperial Valley, California, at one time had a ...Doctor FH Chittenden, in a letter to the writer April 14, 1917, stated: "The raising of seed beets has been practically abandoned in the east on account of the ravages in past times of the beet aphis." The Imperial Valley, California, at one time had a distinct cabbage shipping season. Primarily because of the cabbage aphis and the lack of information among the growers on proper methods of control, the growing of cabbage on a large scale was at one time practically abandoned ... Show moreShow less From Journal of Economic Entomology - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=PMEUAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1 ...

52. 1918

    1918 - Paulk purchased the farm in 1918 they planted two pounds of cabbage seed, used all the cabbages they needed and sold the remainder to friends and neighbors. That was the begin ning, and the business continues to grow today. From Link . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=zgEkAAAAIBAJ ...

53. 1926

    Oct 16, 1926 - A sood way of leftover moat to mako a luncheon iR to put it in the of a stuffed baked cabbage. With a knife cut out of a nice head ofChop mix ... What mixture is loft over afterthe cabbage shell is may be Putinto individual ^ and set to bake for the next meal or may be simply filled in ... From Stuffed Cabbage - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/csmonitor_historic/access ...

54. 1928

    1928 - The first Raphanobrassica or "rabbage", an allopolyploid cross between the radish (Raphanus sativus) and cabbage (Brassica oleracea), was obtained by the Soviet agronomist Georgi Dmitrievich Karpechenko, in 1928. Plants of this parentage are now known as ...The first Raphanobrassica or "rabbage", an allopolyploid cross between the radish (Raphanus sativus) and cabbage (Brassica oleracea), was obtained by the Soviet agronomist Georgi Dmitrievich Karpechenko, in 1928. Plants of this parentage are now known as radicole. Two other fertile forms of Raphanobrassica are known. Raparadish, an allopolyploid hybrid between Raphanus sativus and Brassica rapa is grown as a fodder crop. "Raphanofortii" is the allopolyploid hybrid between ... Show moreShow less From Raphanobrassica - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Related web pages en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raphanobrassica

55. 1934

    Jan 21, 1934 - on January 21, 1934, the son of the late Fred Austin and Thelma Beeler Cabbage. Survivors include his wife of 46 years, Julia "Judy" Kidd Cabbage, of Radford; two sons and daughter-in-law, Michael C. and Sondra Cabbage, of Baltimore, Md., and Dr. Brian ...He was born in Union County, Tenn., on January 21, 1934, the son of the late Fred Austin and Thelma Beeler Cabbage. Survivors include his wife of 46 years, Julia "Judy" Kidd Cabbage, of Radford; two sons and daughter-in-law, Michael C. and Sondra Cabbage, of Baltimore, Md., and Dr. Brian W. Cabbage, of Radford; two grandchildren, Max and Sofia Cabbage, of Baltimore, Md.; four sisters and brother-in-law, Anita C. Lee, of Tucson, Ariz., Rosemary C. Cabbage, of ... Show moreShow less From Cabbage, William Austin - Related web pages nrvnews.com/area/crime-watch/19672-default.html

56. 1938

    1938 - You never know who's going to get off a boat at 100-acre Cabbage Key and walk unannounced into the funky Cabbage Key Inn, a rustic house built in 1938. Ernest Hemingway liked to hang out here in the early days, and novelist John D. MacDonald was a frequent ...You never know who's going to get off a boat at 100-acre Cabbage Key and walk unannounced into the funky Cabbage Key Inn, a rustic house built in 1938. Ernest Hemingway liked to hang out here in the early days, and novelist John D. MacDonald was a frequent guest 30 years later. Today, you could find yourself rubbing elbows at the bar with the likes of Walter Cronkite, Ted Koppel, Sean Connery, or Julia Roberts. Singer and avid yachtie Jimmy Buffett likes Cabbage ... Show moreShow less From Side Trips - Related web pages travel.nytimes.com/frommers/travel/guides ...

57. 1940

    Jul 17, 1940 - Racine WVis July 16Along the lake shore in Racine and Kenosha counties are acre after acre of lush cabbage fields that place these coun ties among the largest cabbage pro ducers in the United States But in the midst of this vast bounty stands a sight that provoked cabbage grow ers to a ... From NEW DEAL HAULS ITS CABBAGES TO LAND OF CABBAGE - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

58. 1942

    Oct 9, 1942 - Cabbage can playan important part in the economy menu for it Is ful inexpensive and nutritious White winter cabbage may not be as attrac tive ... Cook the cabbage quickly to retain its mild flavor and its food value and serve It with butter and seasonings or one of the following ways ... From CABBAGE IS FULL OF NUTRITION AND EASY ON BUDGETS - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

59. 1943

    Aug 19, 1943 - On August 19, 1943, there appeared Maximum Price Regulation 455 and its accompanying press release. Section 4, subparagraph (a)(2) declared that "'cabbage seed' (Brassica capitata) is the seed used to grow cabbage."(He would later become a prominent judge and the first African American appointed to the Federal Parole Board.) He quickly drafted a directive limiting the price of seed, but standards of regulation writing called for defining all the important words, so the agency counsel insisted that Richardson expand on "cabbage seed." On August 19, 1943, there appeared Maximum Price Regulation 455 and its accompanying press release. Section 4, subparagraph (a)(2) declared that ... Show moreShow less From Project MUSE - Journal of American Folklore - Policy Legends and … - Related web pages muse.jhu.edu/journals ...

60. 1944

    Mar 28, 1944 - There's never been such a cabbage crop in the United States as there is this year In fact so plentiful that the Government is urging us to eat ... Blanch and quarter the cabbage Place in a saucepan with the kidney beans peeled and halved potatoes sliced carrots turnip onions leek and ... From Camouflage Cabbage - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/csmonitor_historic/access ...

61. 1948

    1948 - Alligators have attacked humans 218 times, killing seven, since the game and fish commission began keeping records in 1948, Cabbage said. Thousands of gators have been killed by humans in that time, mostly through illegal hunting and poaching. ``Someday they'll ...Alligators have attacked humans 218 times, killing seven, since the game and fish commission began keeping records in 1948, Cabbage said. Thousands of gators have been killed by humans in that time, mostly through illegal hunting and poaching. ``Someday they'll be scarce,'' lamented Glen Simmons, an 80-year-old lifelong resident of the Everglades area who used to hunt the reptiles. Not so, says Frank Mazzotti, a wildlife scientist at the University of Florida. Show moreShow less From GATORS' NEIGHBORS NERVOUS< IN FLORIDA, PEOPLE WHO MOVE … - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/PI/lib00187 ...

62. 1952

    1952 - In 1952, a doctor named Garrett Cheney treated 100 patients suffering from peptic ulcers with four daily glasses of raw cabbage juice with no medications and no other diet restrictions or additions. The results were startling. Within days over two-thirds of ...In 1952, a doctor named Garrett Cheney treated 100 patients suffering from peptic ulcers with four daily glasses of raw cabbage juice with no medications and no other diet restrictions or additions. The results were startling. Within days over two-thirds of these patients were virtually healed. Further study revealed that if the cabbage juice was heated or not fresh, similar results were not obtained. Dr. Cheney concluded that there existed a substance in fresh, raw cabbage ... Show moreShow less From Vitamin U | LIVESTRONG.COM - Related web pages www.livestrong.com/article/3530-need-vitamin-u/

63. 1953

    1953 - An evergreen perennial tree of the Arecaceae or palm family, cabbage palmetto ( Sabal palmetto) was declared the State Tree of Florida in 1953. Cabbage palmetto is found abundantly throughout the state as well as west to Louisiana and north to North Carolina.An evergreen perennial tree of the Arecaceae or palm family, cabbage palmetto ( Sabal palmetto) was declared the State Tree of Florida in 1953. Cabbage palmetto is found abundantly throughout the state as well as west to Louisiana and north to North Carolina. Cabbage palmetto is also native to the Bahamas and Cuba. The tree has fan-shaped leaves, grows over 65 feet tall, is drought-tolerant and grows in full sun. In the summertime, it produces large clusters of small white ... Show moreShow less From What Plants Are Native to Florida? | Garden Guides - Related web pages www.gardenguides.com/97128-plants-native ...

64. 1958

    Mar 20, 1958 - But a solid crisp head of cabbage is a good vegetable to have in the refrigerator be cause you can use part of it for slaw one day and serve the remainder as a cooked vegetable a few days later Cabbage is a healthful as well as economical vegetable being exceptionally rich in vitamin C ... From Shredded Cabbage Handy - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

65. 1960

    Apr 1, 1960 - Florida cabbage relatively inexpensive and lavishly abundant almost anywhere in the country can be prepared in an infinite variety of tasty and interesting ways In the Sunshine State which leads the nation in the production of cabbage with over a quarter of a billion pounds a year ... From THE CABBAGE IS LAUDED - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/baltsun/access/1701547952 ...

66. 1961

    Dec 1961 - In December, 1961, the figure was 1150777. Short interest is the amount of stock sold short. A short sale is the sale of borrowed stock. Amex reported that for the 1036 stocks and warrants traded on the EYChange, there was a, . short position in 561 ...In December, 1961, the figure was 1150777. Short interest is the amount of stock sold short. A short sale is the sale of borrowed stock. Amex reported that for the 1036 stocks and warrants traded on the EYChange, there was a, . short position in 561 issues in mid-December. The short position on the New York Stocl . Exchange also declined in December from the record high volume of November. New York State Cabbage Boom Cabbages are kings--as to prices-in northern ... Show moreShow less From … Amex Shorts Decrease New York State Cabbage Boom Glen Alden … - Related web pages select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res ...

67. 1971

    Nov 11, 1971 - Stuffed cabbage comes in many shapes and varie ties depending on the part of the world in which it is prepared ... G erman cooks enjoy sweet sour sauces with cabbage rolls while some Northern European cui sines rely on the natural juices in which rolls cook for saucing In Middle ... From Worldly Cabbage at Head of Class - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/661941152 ...

68. 1973

    1973 - Burr pioneered commercial propagation of Boston ferns in 1973, started this country's first commercial tissue-culture lab and has since cloned numerous horticultural hits: lily bulbs, orchids, birch trees, Japanese maples, cabbage and cauliflower cauliflower (kô ...Burr pioneered commercial propagation of Boston ferns in 1973, started this country's first commercial tissue-culture lab and has since cloned numerous horticultural hits: lily bulbs, orchids, birch trees, Japanese maples, cabbage and cauliflower cauliflower (kô`lĭflou'ər, käl`ĭ–), variety of cabbage, with an edible head of condensed flowers and flower stems. Broccoli is the horticultural variety (botrytis); both were cultivated in Roman times. for seed production. Show moreShow less From The Empress Of Bamboo; Cracking the code to 'the perfect plant' opens a … - Related web pages www.thefreelibrary.com/The+Empress+Of+Bamboo ...

69. 1974

    Oct 2, 1974 - Cabbage I would have said I hated it cried one girl who now cooking for herself in her own apart ment liked it so much she copied the recipe It was nothing more than good old scalloped cabbage an eco nomical nutritious and satis fying dish Add a cheese top ping and you have a good ... From Cabbage turns her head - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/chicagotribune/access ...

70. 1977

    1977 - The first major turning point of this discovery came in 1977. We had taken the golden opportunity to live almost rent-free on a former small farm on Vancouver Island. To augment our income, I had turned 2 acres of meadow into vegetable gardens, both for a year ...The first major turning point of this discovery came in 1977. We had taken the golden opportunity to live almost rent-free on a former small farm on Vancouver Island. To augment our income, I had turned 2 acres of meadow into vegetable gardens, both for a year-round supply of vegetables for us, as well as for sale to the public. Everything went well - until the cabbage worms showed up in about 400 feet of cabbage rows. Show moreShow less From Supreme Health - Story of Discovery - highly effective natural nutritional … - Related web pages www.truehealth.org/adiscovr.html

71. 1978

    1978 - In 1978, Xavier Roberts from Georgia created 'Little People' dolls (now known as Cabbage Patch Kids). Xavier formed the Original Appalachian Artworks Inc. (OAA) to produce the dolls with five of his friends. The legend goes that Xavier Roberts came ...In 1978, Xavier Roberts from Georgia created 'Little People' dolls (now known as Cabbage Patch Kids). Xavier formed the Original Appalachian Artworks Inc. (OAA) to produce the dolls with five of his friends. The legend goes that Xavier Roberts came across a magic cabbage patch and discovered Bunnybees sparkling cabbages with magical crystals. The magic crystals made lots of different kids appear from the cabbages, each with their own different character. Show moreShow less From Cabbage Patch Kids - ToyReview - Related web pages www.thetoyreview.com/wiki/Cabbage_Patch_Kids

72. 1979

    1979 - Cabbage Patch dolls: Cabbage Patch dolls designed by sculptor Xavier Roberts were born in 1979. ... When selling a rare or collectible doll that is potentially worth a lot, it may be ... pages.ebay.com/buy/guides/dolls-selling- guide. cabbage patch: Information ...Cabbage Patch dolls: Cabbage Patch dolls designed by sculptor Xavier Roberts were born in 1979. ... When selling a rare or collectible doll that is potentially worth a lot, it may be ... pages.ebay.com/buy/guides/dolls-selling- guide. cabbage patch: Information from Answers.com Play Along Cabbage Patch Kids Classics Caucasian Doll Girl/ Red Yarn Hair $40.00 - $46.00 Play ... What is a Cabbage Patch doll worth? Where can you buy cabbage patch in uk? Show moreShow less From Cabbage Patch Doll Worth - ویکیو - Related web pages veyq.ir/search?q=Cabbage+Patch+Doll+Worth&ln ...

73. 1982

    1982 - In 1982, Roberts started his own company for the production of these little people with little later were given as Boy Cabbage Patch. The dolls were produced in two forms. Roberts still sewn by hand, works in a factory set up to make dolls cleverly called ...In 1982, Roberts started his own company for the production of these little people with little later were given as Boy Cabbage Patch. The dolls were produced in two forms. Roberts still sewn by hand, works in a factory set up to make dolls cleverly called Babyland General Hospital. He sold the rights to play a major toy manufacturers to play a version of the doll in great numbers. In contrast to the hand-sewn, Boy Cabbage Patch, these dolls have vinyl heads. Show moreShow less From Boy Cabbage Patch - Related web pages www.themotives.net/boycabbagepatch.co.cc/

74. 1983

    Oct 7, 1983 - On October 7, 1983, Cabbage Patch Kids® were introduced. These dolls came with their own birth certificates and adoption papers. *• What does it mean to be adopted? * Do you have a favorite doll or stuffed animal? Does your favorite have a name? Do you feel like you ... From What Happened Today? - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=9V9FlH3ZO6gC&pg ...

75. 1984

    Oct 1984 - She began making dolls in October 1984 after her daughters, Stacey, 7, and Jaime , 4, wanted Cabbage Patch Dolls for Christmas. tried everywhere," she said, "but we couldn't find any of the dolls. In most cases we were too late to buy any of the dolls because ...She began making dolls in October 1984 after her daughters, Stacey, 7, and Jaime , 4, wanted Cabbage Patch Dolls for Christmas. tried everywhere," she said, "but we couldn't find any of the dolls. In most cases we were too late to buy any of the dolls because of the limited supplies which were in all of the stores we visited." . To satisfy her children's requests, she made each of them a doll. Show moreShow less From She Dolls Up Her Little People To Resemble Area Cheerleader . - Related web pages news.google.com/newspapers?id=0AkyAAAAIBAJ ...

76. 1985

    Oct 10, 1985 - Business Wire ...Us On Oct. 10, 1985, a Cabbage Patch Kids(R) doll was placed aboard...their original launch, the Cabbage Patch Kids have returned for a new generation...Xavier Roberts, creator of the Cabbage ... From 'Jungle Book' marks 30th anniversary.(Suburban Living) - Daily Herald ( … - Related web pages www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G1-69052571.html

77. 1986

    Oct 1986 - A Sunrise mother who is battling a rare form of leukemia has returned home just in time for Mother's Day . My grandmother gave me my Jammie Pie (Pittipin) when I was born in October 1986.What do you get when you cross a Cabbage Patch Doll with the Pillsbury Dough Boy ? It's not like all Cabbage Patch Kids were twins right. Hamas- Gaza- People- Women- Gaza With Rare Cancer Returns Home After Surgery.A Sunrise mother who is battling a rare form of leukemia has returned home just in time for Mother's Day . My grandmother gave me my Jammie Pie (Pittipin) when I was born in October 1986. Show moreShow less From Rare 1986 The Official Cabbage Patch Kids Doll Mintcond - Related web pages makeup-ladies-dolls-jc.ath.cx/rare-1986-the ...

78. 1987

    Sep 24, 1987 - On Sept. 24, 1987, the night before she died, Lorie slept wrapped in cabbage leaves which were supposed to "draw poison" from her. Her tiny hands were enclosed in plastic bags filled with mashed cabbage, closed at the wrists by elastic bands. Lorie had been ...On Sept. 24, 1987, the night before she died, Lorie slept wrapped in cabbage leaves which were supposed to "draw poison" from her. Her tiny hands were enclosed in plastic bags filled with mashed cabbage, closed at the wrists by elastic bands. Lorie had been treated with "biochemical tissue salts," "royal jelly," and a herbal concoction known as Formula 12. Until Lorie's death, Hanswille had operated his business for at least 16 years without attracting the attention of ... Show moreShow less From Herbalist promised couple a 'superbaby' - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/thestar/access/472020491 ...

79. 1988

    1988 - Coleco Industries tried but failed to introduce a toy as successful as the Cabbage Patch doll. It filed for bankruptcy in 1988, with most of its assets ( including its Cabbage Patch doll line) sold to Hasbro Inc., a rival toy company. Hasbro was then acquired ...Coleco Industries tried but failed to introduce a toy as successful as the Cabbage Patch doll. It filed for bankruptcy in 1988, with most of its assets ( including its Cabbage Patch doll line) sold to Hasbro Inc., a rival toy company. Hasbro was then acquired by Mattel, Inc. To predict cash flows we forecast sales , which are uncertain because they are affected by future economic, industry, and market conditions. Nevertheless, we can usually assign meaningful degrees of ... Show moreShow less From The Complete CFO Handbook - Related web pages books.google.com/books?id=GDohcVodGTUC&pg ...

80. 1989

    1989 - In 1989, a man named Bernard Lavery, so the giant cabbage packet states, broke the record for the heaviest cabbage in the world. Its name was Hercules and it weighed 124 pounds. "Even if you don't want to go this far," says the legend on the packet of seed ...In 1989, a man named Bernard Lavery, so the giant cabbage packet states, broke the record for the heaviest cabbage in the world. Its name was Hercules and it weighed 124 pounds. "Even if you don't want to go this far," says the legend on the packet of seed, "Hercules will give you huge heads under normal growing conditions." These I will plant in early spring on my bedroom window sill. Show moreShow less From CATALOGING THOUGHTS OF SPRING GARDENING - LEAFING … - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/DDNB/lib00648 ...

81. 1990

    Mar 14, 1990 - According to Malachi McCormick's Irish County Cooking and "The Troubles That Irish Food Has Seen," New York Times, March 14, 1990 (page C8) corned beef & cabbage is a purely American tradition. Colcannon (boiled new potatoes mixed with boiled white ...There is some controversy about whether "Corned Beef & Cabbage, " often eaten in America on St. Patrick's Day is a traditional Irish meal. According to Malachi McCormick's Irish County Cooking and "The Troubles That Irish Food Has Seen," New York Times, March 14, 1990 (page C8) corned beef & cabbage is a purely American tradition. Colcannon (boiled new potatoes mixed with boiled white cabbage, boiled leeks or boiled onions to which is added butter, milk and wild ... Show moreShow less From The Food Timeline: history notes-meat - Related web pages www.foodtimeline.org/foodmeats.html

82. 1991

    1991 - Playthings Original Appalachian Artworks strikes gold in 1991. (Cabbage Patch Kids as... Magazine article from: Playthings June 1, 1992 700+ words ...further promote the Cabbage Patch Kids. Line expansions have been announced by four licensees: Just ...Playthings Original Appalachian Artworks strikes gold in 1991. (Cabbage Patch Kids as... Magazine article from: Playthings June 1, 1992 700+ words ...further promote the Cabbage Patch Kids. Line expansions have been announced by four licensees: Just Toys into PVC Bend'ems; Applause into Porcelain Cabbage Patch Kids; Chilton Toys into china tea sets and doll care... Show moreShow less From Article: Toys'R'Us Shares Annual Stocking Stuffer List of Tiny Treasures to … - Related web pages www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286 ...

83. 1992

    1992 - USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service began publishing market-year average grower prices for fresh-market cabbage in 1992. USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service (Fruit and Vegetable Division) collects representative weekly wholesale prices at ...USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service began publishing market-year average grower prices for fresh-market cabbage in 1992. USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service (Fruit and Vegetable Division) collects representative weekly wholesale prices at the New York and Chicago markets for cabbage shipped from Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, New Jersey, Texas, New York, and California. Representative prices from these two markets, however, are not always available. Show moreShow less From USDA: cabbage - Related web pages www.scribd.com/doc/1687853/USDA-cabbage

84. 1993

    1993 - The farms surrounding the company's processing plant have made Outagamie County the top cabbage-producing county in the country. But, in 1993, the year of the great Midwestern floods, crops here were decimated by record rainfall. Cabbage was rotting in the fields ...The farms surrounding the company's processing plant have made Outagamie County the top cabbage-producing county in the country. But, in 1993, the year of the great Midwestern floods, crops here were decimated by record rainfall. Cabbage was rotting in the fields in July, and by the time the August harvest was slated to begin, more than 75% of the crop had been destroyed. Flanagan Brothers, producers of Flanagan's Krrrrisp Kraut and a host of private-label brands, relies on ... Show moreShow less From Starving for cabbage, firm finds friends in Poland | Milwaukee Journal, … - Related web pages findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4207 ...

85. 1994

    Oct 9, 1994 - TV Cabbage: On the huge anti-Criminal Justice Bill march on October 9th 1994, I had a sense of being in another time zone. TV Cabbage It's all in the mind. From TV Cabbage: On the huge anti-Criminal Justice Bill march on October 9th … - Related web pages www.tvcabbage.net/2010/03/on-huge-anti ...

86. 1995

    1995 - Asgrow Seed Co., originally Associated Growers, was founded in the early 1900s and started with the production of cabbage seed on the East Coast. Asgrow was purchased by ELM in 1995. Asgrow's Washington vegetable seed production began in the 1930s. The ...Asgrow Seed Co., originally Associated Growers, was founded in the early 1900s and started with the production of cabbage seed on the East Coast. Asgrow was purchased by ELM in 1995. Asgrow's Washington vegetable seed production began in the 1930s. The principal Washington vegetable seed crops for the company include onion, carrot, spinach, beet, and cabbage. Currently, Asgrow conducts seed production operations in approximately half of the 50 states, producing grain ... Show moreShow less From eb1829 - Washington's Small-Seeded Vegetable Seed Industry - Related web pages cru.cahe.wsu.edu/CEPublications/eb1829/eb1829.html

87. 1996

    Dec 31, 1996 - Mattel Inc agreed on Dec 31, 1996 to place warning labels on all Cabbage Patch Snacktime Kids in the wake of complaints that the doll's mechanical mouth can catch a child's hair or fingers. Mattel Inc. agreed Tuesday to place warning labels on all Cabbage ...Mattel Inc agreed on Dec 31, 1996 to place warning labels on all Cabbage Patch Snacktime Kids in the wake of complaints that the doll's mechanical mouth can catch a child's hair or fingers. Mattel Inc. agreed Tuesday to place warning labels on all Cabbage Patch Snacktime Kids in the wake of complaints that the doll's mechanical mouth can catch a child's hair or fingers. In at least 35 incidents, the dolls--designed to munch on plastic foods--have snagged the hair or ... Show moreShow less From CALIFORNIA; Mattel Will Place Warning Label on Doll; Consumers: … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/10676593 ...

88. 1997

    Jan 6, 1997 - Mattel Inc said on Jan 6, 1997 it is pulling its popular Cabbage Patch Snacktime Kids from the market after reports that the dolls chomped on the hair and fingers of dozens of children. Mattel Inc. said Monday it is pulling its popular Cabbage Patch ...Mattel Inc said on Jan 6, 1997 it is pulling its popular Cabbage Patch Snacktime Kids from the market after reports that the dolls chomped on the hair and fingers of dozens of children. Mattel Inc. said Monday it is pulling its popular Cabbage Patch Snacktime Kids from the market after reports that the dolls chomped on the hair and fingers of dozens of children. Mattel took the action after receiving 100 complaints about the dolls, designed to eat plastic French fries ... Show moreShow less From Mattel Pulling Snacktime Kids Doll Off Shelf; Consumers: In a reversal, El … - Related web pages pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/10713157 ...

89. 1998

    Jul 16, 1998 - Figure 6. Coliphage CN-13 profiles in the soil after applying effluent for irrigation of cabbage, 16 July 1998. Note: PFU, plague-forming units. Image Figure 7. Relationship between annual risk of infection (upper confidence limit) and elapsed time ...Figure 6. Coliphage CN-13 profiles in the soil after applying effluent for irrigation of cabbage, 16 July 1998. Note: PFU, plague-forming units. Image Figure 7. Relationship between annual risk of infection (upper confidence limit) and elapsed time between irrigation and agricultural-product consumption (based on 12 000 computer runs). The wastewater-treatment efficiency is constant at 2 log10. Note: USEPA, United States Environmental Protection Agency. Show moreShow less From Palestinian Refugees - Related web pages www.idrc.ca/openebooks/304-6/

90. 1999

    Mar 1999 - Caroll Tuttle of Placerville shares his favorite red cabbage recipe that comes from the March 1999 issue of Bon Appetit. It is credited to Gigi's in Boca Raton , Fla., where it was originally served with pork medallions with mustard cream sauce. Melt butter in ...Caroll Tuttle of Placerville shares his favorite red cabbage recipe that comes from the March 1999 issue of Bon Appetit. It is credited to Gigi's in Boca Raton , Fla., where it was originally served with pork medallions with mustard cream sauce. Melt butter in a heavy large pot over medium heat. Add shallots and sauté until tender, about 2 minutes. Add cabbage, onions, apples, vinegar and sugar to pot. Cook until cabbage is limp, stirring frequently, about 15 minutes. Show moreShow less From Recipe: Red cabbage with raspberries, onions and apples - Related web pages www.sacbee.com/2010/05/19/2759742/recipe-red ...

91. 2000

    2000 - In 2000, Florida growers applied an average of 0.68 pounds of active ingredient of copper hydroxide per acre at each application to 19 percent of their cabbage acreage, an average of 3.0 times. Total usage was 3200 pounds of active ingredient. During the ...In 2000, Florida growers applied an average of 0.68 pounds of active ingredient of copper hydroxide per acre at each application to 19 percent of their cabbage acreage, an average of 3.0 times. Total usage was 3200 pounds of active ingredient. During the years in which usage data have been collected, cabbage growers in Florida have applied copper hydroxide at an average rate ranging from 0.32 to 0.89 pounds of active ingredient per acre at each application, to between ... Show moreShow less From CIR1256/PI042: Florida Crop/Pest Management Profile: Cabbage - Related web pages edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pi042

92. 2002

    Mar 31, 2002 - Manly Cabbage Tree Bay had been declared a "No Take" (meaning take nothing except photographs, no fishing, destroying of marine life, even collect alive or dead organism including empty shells) Aquatic Reserve on 31st March 2002 to help conserve the Bays ...Manly Cabbage Tree Bay had been declared a "No Take" (meaning take nothing except photographs, no fishing, destroying of marine life, even collect alive or dead organism including empty shells) Aquatic Reserve on 31st March 2002 to help conserve the Bays natural aquatic habitats, processes and unique biodiversity for sustainable use and future generation's enjoyment. The Manly Cabbage Tree Bay Eco-Sculpture Walk has been organized to give visitors to the area a view into ... Show moreShow less From Environment: Australia, a unique Island Continent - Related web pages environment-and-ecotourism.blogspot.com/2008 ...

93. 2003

    Jan 1, 2003 - Category Horticulture > Vegetables > Cauliflower > Science Keywords broccoli cauliflower inches of water disease problems black rot starter fertilizer cabbage looper brussels sprouts maggot flea beetles Date Jan 1, 2003 Contact Name Email.Url http://www.uri.edu/ce/factsheets/prints/broccoli.html Description Broccoli and cauliflower both belong to the cabbage, or cole, family. Other commonly grown cole crops include brussels sprouts, collards, kale, kohlrabi and cabbage. Category Horticulture > Vegetables > Cauliflower > Science Keywords broccoli cauliflower inches of water disease problems black rot starter fertilizer cabbage looper brussels sprouts maggot flea beetles Date Jan 1, 2003 Contact Name Email. Show moreShow less From Detail: Broccoli & Cauliflower. - Related web pages eurekamag.com/detail/35644/broccoli ...

94. 2004

    Feb 22, 2004 - RUSSELLVILLE - Lucille McElwain Cabbage, 83, of Louisville died Feb. 22, 2004, at Summerfield Health and Rehabilitation Center in Louisville. The Muhlenburg County native was a supervisor and RL White Printing Co. and member of Expressway ...RUSSELLVILLE - Lucille McElwain Cabbage, 83, of Louisville died Feb. 22, 2004, at Summerfield Health and Rehabilitation Center in Louisville. The Muhlenburg County native was a supervisor and RL White Printing Co. and member of Expressway Church of Christ in Louisville. She was a daughter of the late Roy McElwain and Minnie Mallory McElwain and the wife of the late John H. Cabbage. She was also preceded in death by a son, Walter Lee Cabbage. Show moreShow less From Lucille M. Cabbage - Related web pages docs.newsbank.com/g/GooglePM/BGDB/lib01347 ...

95. 2005

    Feb 25, 2005 - Dorothy Cabbage Lornston, 74, of Franklin, died Feb. 25, 2005 at Greenview ... [ www.franklinfavorite.com ]. Soft Sculpture,Cabbage Patch Doll,Cabbage Patch,Xavier Roberts,Doll,CABBAGE PATCH KID,Doll Pattern,Birth Certificate,Soft Sculpture ...Dorothy Cabbage Lornston, 74, of Franklin, died Feb. 25, 2005 at Greenview ... [ www.franklinfavorite.com ]. Soft Sculpture,Cabbage Patch Doll,Cabbage Patch,Xavier Roberts,Doll,CABBAGE PATCH KID,Doll Pattern,Birth Certificate,Soft Sculpture Dolls,Doll Kit,VINTAGE, Baby Doll,PATTERN BOOK,Sculpture,Doll Clothes,OOAK,Vintage Doll,Nurser,Christmas ,Clothes SOFT SCULPTURE CABBAGE PATCH KID CHRISTMAS ED RUBY EYES. Show moreShow less From Dorothy Cabbage - Pipl Profiles - Related web pages pipl.com/directory/name/Cabbage/Dorothy

96. 2006

    Mar 17, 2006 - (Columbia) March 17, 2006 - Some Columbia Catholics are enjoying their corned beef and cabbage, even though it's a Friday in the Lenten season. It's considered a traditional St. Patty's day dish. On the Irish holiday, the Knights of Columbus Council 724 ...(Columbia) March 17, 2006 - Some Columbia Catholics are enjoying their corned beef and cabbage, even though it's a Friday in the Lenten season. It's considered a traditional St. Patty's day dish. On the Irish holiday, the Knights of Columbus Council 724 is gearing up for its annual St. Patrick's Day fundraising dinner with "corned beef, cabbage and potatoes and Guinness and Hart , and that's beer in case you didn't know." Sounds good, but the menu is causing a dining ... Show moreShow less From … special dispensation for some to have their corned beef and cabbage - Related web pages www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=4648497

97. 2007

    Mar 7, 2007 - Bikers at Sopotnick's Cabbage Patch cheered and took photos of Hustler magazine's Jade Delexxxor, 32 , as she took off her top for the crowd before the coleslaw wrestling took place on March 7, 2007. Coleslaw wrestling at Sopotnick's Cabbage Patch in ...Bikers at Sopotnick's Cabbage Patch cheered and took photos of Hustler magazine's Jade Delexxxor, 32 , as she took off her top for the crowd before the coleslaw wrestling took place on March 7, 2007. Coleslaw wrestling at Sopotnick's Cabbage Patch in Samsula is one of the high points of Bike Week. Women get into a pit of shredded cabbage mixed with vegetable oil and wrestle. Show moreShow less From FloriDUH: Weird, wacky, strange news from the Sunshine State | Sun- … - Related web pages weblogs.sun-sentinel.com/news/specials ...

98. 2008

    Dec 19, 2008 - On 19 December 2008, the patron's day of Prilep, the town of Prilep in the Republic of Macedonia officially became part of Guinness World Records™. A total of 80191 cabbage rolls, or "sarma", were prepared for the citizens of the town; thus Prilep ...On 19 December 2008, the patron's day of Prilep, the town of Prilep in the Republic of Macedonia officially became part of Guinness World Records™. A total of 80191 cabbage rolls, or "sarma", were prepared for the citizens of the town; thus Prilep attempted to set a Guinness World Record under the category of largest cabbage dish. Show moreShow less From rice - Guinness World Records - - Related web pages community.guinnessworldrecords.com/service ...

99. 2009

    Mar 11, 2009 - 11 Mar 2009 . Corned Beef and Cabbage recipe, Corned Beef and Cabbage - St. Patricks Meal, Corned Beef Cabbage-Food Network, Corned Beef and Cabbage Hash . Corned Beef And Cabbage Recipe 1 review - Total cook time: 5 hrs. From CORNED BEEF AND CABBAGE RECIPE - Related web pages www.berryaccessories.com/hotnews/?q ...

100. 2010

     Mar 13, 2010 - Corned Beef Dinner The annual Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner will be served from 4 to 7 pm, March 13, 2010 at United Methodist Church of Branford, 811 East Main Street, Branford. The cost is $10 for adults and $5 for children under 10. The menu ...Corned Beef Dinner The annual Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner will be served from 4 to 7 pm, March 13, 2010 at United Methodist Church of Branford, 811 East Main Street, Branford. The cost is $10 for adults and $5 for children under 10. The menu includes corned beef, cabbage, potatoes, carrots, onions, bread and butter, beverage and dessert. Tickets will be available at the door or call 203-589-9659 or 203-488-0549. Reservations and advanced tickets are ... Show moreShow less From March 2010 - Community News Story - WFSB Hartford - Related web pages www.wfsb.com/community/15176604/detail.html