TIMELINE: Agriculture in Jersey by https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8 Timeline en-us 2022-12-06 12:56:28 UTC 2026-02-19 14:37:36 UTC hello@padlet.com 1624- Wool and Knitting JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410609198 The fisherman's sweater to which the island gave its name, was made in Jersey, however it was woollen stockings which were in such demand that they were exported in their thousands every week, mainly to Continental Europe.

George Balleine said
"This work became so profitable that even men took to it, and the States grew worried lest the land should go out of cultivation, and threatened imprisonment on bread and water to anyone caught knitting during harvest or the vraicing season. In 1624 a petition asked for larger supplies of wool from England because "more than a thousand souls have no other means to get their living but by knitting stockings"; 


]]> 2022-12-06 12:57:43 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410609198 1673- Act passed which forbade the planting of any new orchards JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410613897  In the 17th century the States of Jersey became concerned that too much land was being used for orchards, at the expense of vital crops such as corn, so in 1673 an Act was passed which forbade the planting of any new orchards. They were concerned after the rapid development of new houses and expanding orchards caused the King's revenue to decrease (cost of importing grain and falling tithes). Only trees which replaced existing ones could be planted.

]]> 2022-12-06 13:01:25 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410613897 1750s- Potatoes vs Parsnips JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410614536 Potatoes have been grown in Jersey since the mid 18th Century, with potato crops having to compete with parsnip crops. 

The growing of parsnips probably brought big Ploughs (LA GRAND’ TCHÉTHUE) to Jersey in 1768, as parsnips had long roots and needed a depth of cultivated soil to grow in. This plough would need up to 12 horses to pull it!]]> 2022-12-06 13:01:57 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410614536 1800- Cider & Knitwear thrive JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410620309 The apple crop dominated horticulture by the middle of the 17th century. At the beginning of the 18th century 13,500 vergees (one-quarter of the land) was under orchards. This included 19 per cent of enclosed land and 15 per cent of all cultivated land that was covered in apple orchards. Cider & knitwear exports thrived.

]]> 2022-12-06 13:06:43 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410620309 1801- Aperçu sur Les Cidres JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410620792 1801- Rev Francois Le Couteur published Aperçu sur Les Cidres, giving instructions on how to plan, plant and care for a cider orchard, and how to make and store the cider itself. He estimated that production in a normal year amounted to up to 35,000 barrels, of which 20,000 were consumed in the island and the remainder exported.

]]> 2022-12-06 13:07:06 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410620792 1807- Early potato exports JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410622309 Potatoes were being grown in and exported from Jersey as early as 1807, taking advantage of a beneficial climate and good soil. In 1807 the first exports of “early potatoes” were lifted in August/ September totalling 600 tonnes. ]]> 2022-12-06 13:08:26 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410622309 1815- Report JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410625614 London's Board of Agriculture report noted that: "Jersey cider is in great esteem and has become a leading article among its exports. One-fourth of its arable land is computed to be occupied by apple trees, most extensively in the parishes of St Martin, Grouville, St Clement and St Saviour. Apple trees of various descriptions are cultivated, some of French origin, some English, and some of native produce.”

]]> 2022-12-06 13:10:58 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410625614 1833- Royal Jersey Agricultural & Horticultural Society JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410626622 The formation of the Royal Jersey Agricultural & Horticultural Society took place in 1833. ]]> 2022-12-06 13:11:46 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410626622 1845- Potato Blight JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410629769 Potato blight affected Jersey in 1845. This had previously devastated other countries, such as Ireland.]]> 2022-12-06 13:14:00 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410629769 1850s- John Le Caudey JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410630639 By the middle of the century it had been recognised by one of the pioneers of the industry, St Ouen farmer John Le Caudey, that a particularly early crop could be harvested from some south-facing, sloping fields. This early crop would fetch high prices and could be exported to London. ]]> 2022-12-06 13:14:39 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410630639 1818- Thomas Quayle quote JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410633205
Thomas Quayle says that he gathered information from some of the most important men in Jersey, and gives full details of the method of cultivation - the best existing account of the times. He says:

Originally the potato was cultivated more as an object of curiosity than otherwise ... and was roughly attended to ... small patches in the corners of the then abounding orchards were occasionally seen, frequently irregularly planted and the tubers being dug up as required, indeed the whole affair managed, as we see now in the out-of-the-way corner of a garden - a bed ofJerusalcm artichokes; they were large, coarse and knotty; a dirty and ill-eared-for crop ... and largely used for fattening hogs and stock for market.

]]> 2022-12-06 13:16:39 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410633205 1855- Cider decline and replacement with potatoes JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410634253 Cider exports began to tail off after 1855 and within 20 years had fallen to virtually nothing. Industrial advances in England made cider-making more popular there. During this period the export of potatoes was increasingly steadily. Jersey farmers had found a more profitable crop and were cutting down their apple orchards and ploughing the fields to grow potatoes

]]> 2022-12-06 13:17:29 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410634253 1866- Jersey Herd Book JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410635676 The Jersey Herd Book was established in 1866. All of the Jersey cattle in the Island are pedigree registered in the Jersey Herd Book. There is a small population of crossbred beef animals reared for the local market. Histories of breeding are within this book.]]> 2022-12-06 13:18:36 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410635676 1868- Exports of potatoes achieve 7890 tons. JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410639678

]]> 2022-12-06 13:21:13 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410639678 1878- Hugh de la Haye and the Jersey Royal Flukes JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410640755 A potato farmer Hugh de la Haye,  went to Le Caudey’s store and discovered two large potatoes, with one plant produced uniquely kidney-shaped potatoes. The resultant crop was a mix of kidney-shaped and round of which he was impressed by the flavour of the kidney potatoes.The potatoes were displayed in the window of the local newspaper and given the name The Jersey Royal Flukes as was the custom during the reign of Queen Victoria to name things in her honour. Hugh de la Haye went on to increase stocks of the new seed.

]]> 2022-12-06 13:21:58 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410640755 1890- Testimonial presented to Hugh De La Haye JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410641262 In 1890 friends and fellow farmers presented him with a testimonial for his introduction of the Jersey Royal Fluke.

]]> 2022-12-06 13:22:21 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410641262 1891- Exports increase JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410642109 Exports of 70,000 tons of potatoes brought in nearly half a million pounds and after the first world war exports were worth double this amount and kept growing. Many a farmer made his fortune and the best cotils, producing the earliest and most valuable crop, change hands for enormous sums.

]]> 2022-12-06 13:22:53 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410642109 1890- Tomatoes JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410643422 Jersey’s climate was also ideal for growing tomatoes and at the end of the 1800’s this crop was further enhancing the income of the Jersey farmer.

]]> 2022-12-06 13:23:47 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410643422 1900- investment and vraicing JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410644569 Investment in the countryside infrastructure including elaborate granite retaining walls built to improve access to the very valuable cotils and earliest fields.Vraicing the land, particularly the lighter soils, is important for maintaining yields.

The picture is of a Vraic Fork from Samares Manor.

]]> 2022-12-06 13:24:27 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410644569 1940-1945 German Occupation of Channel Islands JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410645340 During the Occupation, farming in Jersey was impacted under military occupation and adapted from production of export crops to feeding the local population. 

There was a fear of excessive numbers of Jersey cows being slaughtered for meat.

Following WWII, there were 1000 agricultural holdings.

]]> 2022-12-06 13:24:57 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410645340 2001- Anne Perchard MBE JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410645924 Anne Perchard, née Billot MBE ( 1932 – 2013) was a cattle farmer at La Ferme. She was the first female director of the Jersey Milk Marketing Board, Vice President of the Royal Jersey Agricultural and Horticultural Society and President of the World Jersey Cattle Bureau. Anne was awarded an OBE in 2001 for her service to agriculture and the Jersey breed worldwide. She is described as “Champion of the Jersey Cow - Farmer & President of the World Jersey Cattle Bureau”. ]]> 2022-12-06 13:25:22 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410645924 2008- Genetics JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410646642 Genetics and management techniques are adapted to improve milk production efficiency. The 2008 decision by the States of Jersey government, amending the ban on breeding stock importation that had been in place for over three centuries, allowed pedigreed jersey genetics from outside Jersey to enhance the development of the breed within Jersey.

]]> 2022-12-06 13:25:51 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410646642 2017- Jersey is known for its potatoes and ice cream JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410647787 The value of potatoes exported was £32 million. Also in this year, 24 million Jersey Dairy ice cream cones were served in the UK. ]]> 2022-12-06 13:26:34 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410647787 2018 JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410648148 Agricultural land covered 5,895 hectares (32,748 vergées), which is 51% of the Island’s area (64,612 vergées) 

Milk production on dairy farms supplying Jersey Dairy was 14.3 million litres, a decrease of around 600,000 litres compared to 2017 ]]> 2022-12-06 13:26:48 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410648148 2021- Fewer farm operations JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410650058 The total area of land under cultivation at around 36,500 vergées (2.25 vergées in an English acre), represents 56% of the island area.  However, there is less than 100 commercial farm operations. ]]> 2022-12-06 13:28:02 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410650058 2021- Aging sector JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410650852 The average age of agriculturalists in the rural sector is 55, showing the succession issues the industry faces. ]]> 2022-12-06 13:28:32 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410650852 2022- Pressures JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410652199 From May, agricultural input cost inflation is running at 30% in the UK, and locally some costs are up by as much as 50% due to Brexit, the war in Ukraine and covid. 

The price of fertiliser for Jersey farmers has almost tripled in the last three years from around £300 per tonne in 2020 to around £800 per tonne for 2023 orders.]]> 2022-12-06 13:29:30 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410652199 2022- November- Financial support promises JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410657907 Economic Development Minister Kirsten Morel highlighted next year’s spending plans, including an extra £1.5m of support for the sector, and said that more money would be available after that.

This is on top of £400,000 of emergency funding given to dairy farmers in September to counter a ‘perfect storm’ of threats, including this summer’s drought, the war in Ukraine’s impact on fertiliser production and rising costs, including an increase in the minimum wage.

]]> 2022-12-06 13:33:24 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410657907 2022- May- Economic Framework for the Rural Environment produced by States of Jersey JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410659692 2022-12-06 13:34:41 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410659692 1299- Vraic JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410667554 Vraic - the usual Jersey term for seaweeds of various sorts - as a highly effective fertiliser for crops such as potato. Records from 1299 show that it was a frequent cause of quarrels and even criminal charges in the Royal Court when there were violent clashes between collectors. ]]> 2022-12-06 13:40:03 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410667554 Late 1500s- Further rules on vraic JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410671552 In the late 16th century when Calvinist ecclesiastical law was at least as important as secular statutes, parish Constables told farmers the dates on which vraic might be cut in allocated zones of the shoreline.]]> 2022-12-06 13:42:52 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410671552 1290s JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410673667 For centuries vraitcheurs relied on horses and carts - particularly the hernais, a two-wheel conveyance with no springs often portrayed by Jersey artist Edmund Blampied.]]> 2022-12-06 13:44:17 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410673667 Late 1600s -Knitting Restrictions JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410674831 Restrictions were placed on knitting, an activity which occupied a great many Island households, so that vraicing would not be interrupted. 

Knitting was such a widespread and profitable activity in 17th century Jersey that the island's farming industry began to suffer badly as workers refused to till the fields and whole families devoted their waking hours to making woollen garments

In 1682 Poingdestre's Caesarea said: "There are many houses where man, wife, and children, beginning at the age of five, have no other employment, and may be said to make everyone a pair of stockings every week, which must come to more than 10,000 pairs weekly."]]> 2022-12-06 13:45:03 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410674831 Knitting a Jersey JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410676875 Jersey, in the Channel Islands, was famous for its knitting trade in medieval times, and because of that original fame, the name "jersey" is still applied to many forms of knitted fabric, which transferred to the garments made from the fabric.
The word “Jersey” is a widely used term in the current day and has different meanings dependent on the context in which it is used. Within the context of Channel Island fishing communities however, a “Jersey” had a distinct meaning.

Based on the original pattern for a Guernsey, a Jersey is identified by the pattern of an anchor knitted in relief almost like a “crest”.]]> 2022-12-06 13:46:16 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410676875 1066- Cider and apple growing traditions JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410689885 The romans introduced cultivated apples to Britain.
However, in 1066- Normans brought cider-making and apple growing traditions with them.]]> 2022-12-06 13:54:38 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410689885 Orchard planting JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410695822 The extent of orchard growing had an effect on Jersey’s landscape. The field structures and patterns that exist today reflect this influence. Each field used for growing apples was enclosed, usually with a solid earth bank with a hedge on either side, which would provide some shelter for crops. Lanes reached into the fields and began to look like they do now.

]]> 2022-12-06 13:58:06 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410695822 1680- apple glut JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410703530 There were insuffient barrels in Jersey to make cider with the amount of apples grown, so rotten apples were fed to pigs, which were common to own. This also led to some houses creating stills for 'eau de vie' spirit making in years of apple glut.]]> 2022-12-06 14:02:52 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410703530 1682- Jean Poingdestre JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410715547 Jerseyman Jean Poingdestre wrote 'There is hardly a house in the Island, except for St Helier, that did not have an orchard of from one to two vergees, sufficient to produce an average of 20 hogsheads a year'. 

Hogsheads are a measurement for alcohol, and one hogshead is 54 gallons.]]> 2022-12-06 14:09:37 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410715547 1700- Normandy cider import prohibited. JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410721313 By the late seventeeth century, corn growing had almost completely been replaced by apple cultivation, meaning the Island was no longer self-sufficient in grain.

Locally produced cider was being exported to England and importation of cider and cider apples from Normandy was prohibited.

]]> 2022-12-06 14:13:14 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410721313 1469- Mont Orgueil Castle store JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410722710 Records show that in 1469 and 1531 the stores at Mont Orgueil Castle included cider supplied by merchants in Caen.

]]> 2022-12-06 14:14:04 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410722710 1790- Jersey Agricultural Society JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410725928 Reverend Francis Le Couteur founded the first Jersey Agriculture Society, with the aim of improving agricultural practices, including cider making. ]]> 2022-12-06 14:15:50 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410725928 1795- Richmond Map JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410746477 Enclosed land, bound by hedges, accounted for 80% of the total land area.
Of these 51,800 vergees, 20% were orchards, primarily apples.]]> 2022-12-06 14:27:25 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2410746477 2014-Introduction of Manx Loaghtan Sheep to the island JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2411911000 These grazers were introduced to help land management. They are similar to the historic breed of multihorn Jersey Sheep.]]> 2022-12-07 09:27:16 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2411911000 Decline in knitting JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2411911865 The industrial revolution brought the knitting industry to an abrupt end, and little or no tangible evidence now remains to prove its earlier existence.

The knitted stockings in the image are from the Museum's collections dating to the 1800s.]]> 2022-12-07 09:28:04 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2411911865 2023- Rural Support Scheme JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2414291452 Farmers paid more for growing local crops under new incentive scheme | Bailiwick Express Jersey]]> 2022-12-08 13:13:07 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2414291452 La Faîs'sie d'Cidre (cidermaking festival) JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2434520918 Celebrated annually in October

https://www.jerseyheritage.org/explore/find-a-place-to-visit/hamptonne-country-life-museum/]]> 2023-01-05 10:50:31 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2434520918 Wasailling JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2434521337 Celebrated in January in Jersey and southern England where cider making is important]]> 2023-01-05 10:51:10 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2434521337 1649 Charles I letter concerning knitting JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2443619417 2023-01-13 14:12:42 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2443619417 2006- Jersey Jewel Tomato JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2443632906 Jersey Jewel tomatoes are the pride of Island | Genuine Jersey]]> 2023-01-13 14:22:53 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2443632906 1981- Potato Blight JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2443645804 Potato blight is one of the worst disease problems for the potato grower. It can wipe out the plants almost overnight and, worse still, it can infect neighbouring potato crops both on an allotment and any nearby commercial crop if adequate precautions are not taken. The Jersey Royal is a blight susceptible variety.

1981 saw a disastrous outbreak of potato blight Jersey. The President of the Agricultural and Fisheries Committee, Bernard Binnington, told the States that “My Department has written to all registered growers of maincrop potatoes urging them to continue to apply routine treatments of anti-blight spray and offering advice on disease control measures."]]> 2023-01-13 14:32:30 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2443645804 2011- the first beef from the Jersey-Angus cattle went on sale. JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2443647117 2023-01-13 14:33:26 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2443647117 2020- Wheat Growing the old fashioned way JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2443650523 Back to the Future - RURAL (ruraljersey.co.uk)]]> 2023-01-13 14:36:02 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2443650523 Hedgeveg stalls gain popularity JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2443673272 Home » Jersey Hedge Veg]]> 2023-01-13 14:53:53 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2443673272 2014- Protection of Jersey Milk JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2443687513 EU protection sought for Jersey Milk - BBC News]]> 2023-01-13 15:05:07 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2443687513 1670-10,000 pairs of stockings were sold in St Helier each week JHEducation https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2445586572 They were bought by merchants for export.]]> 2023-01-16 12:17:01 UTC https://padlet.com/JHEducation/2yp6le014w4g09x8/wish/2445586572