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Seed Tall Oat-Grafs where found naturally Bcnef.ts of proper feeding 

 ofMeadoa Cat&quot;s-tail Grafs Timothy where faund naturally Sells pro 

 per for Seeds may be procured from America Hay Seeds bejl Modes of 

 collecting of- Circumftances to be attended to in ufing of Yarrow Na 

 ture of- Properties of great Utility of IV kite Clover Soils proper for 

 - different Properties of- u fed with other Seeds to Advantage Cow Grafs 

 known by thcTitle of Marl Grafs Properties of Soils on which ufeful 

 Trefoil fucceeds in different Soils may be mixed with other Seeds to Ad 

 vantage beneficial on Soils of the chalky and dry Kinds Rib Grafs &amp;gt;Soils 

 proper for Varieties of highly ufeful in Marine Situations Burnet 

 Soils where ufeful on Nature and Properties of great Produce of Im 

 portance of having good Seed of other Sorts of Plants that may be found 

 nfeful Sorts of Graffes mojl ufeful on clayey Soils on loamy Soils on 

 fandy Soils on chalky Soils on peaty Soils t ho fe proper in point of early 

 Herbage hi point of abundant Produce Grafs Seeds how readily provided 

 Proportions of Seeds for different Soilsfor clayey Soils jor loamy 

 Soils for fandy Soils for chalky Soils for peaty Soils Times and Me 

 thods of forcing in different Cafes of- with or without Grain Crops in 

 Spring with Corn in Autumn without Cafes in which each may be prac* 

 fifed with Advantage Auguji probably bejl Seafon when it can be done 

 Ufe of -having Surface fine for After&quot; Management of New Grafs Lands 

 Feeding manuring what neceffary in each Methods of &quot;performing of 

 in each Eff efts produced on by different Sorts of Subftances ufed as Ma- 

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.HAVING explained in the former fection the culture which is necelTary in 

 tillage lands, and the various modes of cutting, managing, and preferring the 

 different forts of produce, we fhall proceed to the means of refloring them to 

 grafs, or the flate of fward. 



Lands proper for Tillage and Grafs. It is obvious from what has been already- 

 advanced that fome forts of land are much better calculated for the production of 

 grain crops than thofe of the grafs kind ; while, on the contrary, there are others 

 that are much more fuitable and better adapted to the railing of grafs than 

 corn crops. There are flill others that may be cultivated under a convertible 

 fy Item of corn and grafs, with more fuccefs than in either of the other methods 

 alone. 



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