. The Southern planter. me grasses (Bromusuniolades). It is grown largely insome of the Southern States and is agood grazing and hay grass on landand in sections where suited. It hasnot been much grown in this alfalfa usually is not a suc-cess. However, as you have a fairgrowth of plants it may be worth try-ing. We would harrow the piecewell in August and then sow 100 soil on it and bone meal? at the rate of 300 or 400 lbs to theacre and reseed with half a seedingof alfalfa seed, say 10 lbs to the would not apply the stable man-ure as it would certainly in


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