. Farmer and stockbreeder . EssexMilk Recording Society. The next best average isthat of Mr. Charles Meads Sparrowycke Friesiansand the lowest average is said to be 4,5191b., lessthan one-fifth of Eske Hettys record yield MrMay states that this is the fourth occasion on whichhis herd has occupied premier place in, his local milk-recording society. Mr^Putman who has recently sold the importedbull Osmaston Frits to Mr. R. E. Parker, Norwichand the bull calf Haydon Dutch King, of pure im-ported breeding, to Messrs. A. & J. Brown, has pur-chased from Mr. J. R. Furze, Ongar, two more im-ported anim
. Farmer and stockbreeder . EssexMilk Recording Society. The next best average isthat of Mr. Charles Meads Sparrowycke Friesiansand the lowest average is said to be 4,5191b., lessthan one-fifth of Eske Hettys record yield MrMay states that this is the fourth occasion on whichhis herd has occupied premier place in, his local milk-recording society. Mr^Putman who has recently sold the importedbull Osmaston Frits to Mr. R. E. Parker, Norwichand the bull calf Haydon Dutch King, of pure im-ported breeding, to Messrs. A. & J. Brown, has pur-chased from Mr. J. R. Furze, Ongar, two more im-ported animals, the bull Ongar Vic Klaas, and thecow Ongar Wiepkje 5th. The heifer Garton Akke 8th, bred from importedparents has recently presented her owner MrTrevor William* with a fine heifer oalf sired byClock house= Rinlod, also directly bred from importedanimals Mrs Putman, Mr. Trevor Williams LordKayleign, and Major David Spence are now thelargest owners of the fashionably bred importedttocu unrelated to the home CORRESPONDENCE MANAGEMENT OF PASTURE Sir,—The correspondence on the above subjectstill maintains its interest. Personally I havelearnt a great deal from the various opinionsexpressed, and, even though not always in agree-ment, it is a good thing to hear two sides of acase. Mr. Maiden rightly deplores the fact thatsuch an authority as H. should not have thecourage of his opinions to give his name. How-ever, I think I am able to locate H., and Imight say it would be very difficult for anyoneto measure his length with him on the matterof up-to-date experience with pasture land experi-ments in the North of England. I have already given my opinions, and has answered them from his point ofview, and it is only right that one should valuetheir experience. There is one point of view,however, which I feel Mr. Maiden has continu-ally drawn away from, and that is the matter ofeconomical improvement. Slag plus a nitrogenousmanure will certainly effect an improvem
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