37. HAY OF BLACK GRASS. (No. Two). 



Sent on by the Rowley Farmer's Club, iu April, 1883. 



The grass which served for the production of hay No. two was cut 

 when it began to look red, approaching maturity, — on the 24th of 

 July, 1882. The hay had been housed as soon as cured. 



38. HAY OF HIGH MAl^SH GRASS. (No. Three). 

 Sent on by the Rowley Farmer's Club, in April, 1883. 



Moisture at 100° C, 



Dry Matter, 



ANALYSIS OF DRY MATTER. 



Crude Ash, 



" Cellulose, 



" Fat, 



" Protein (nitrogenous matter). 

 Non-nitrogenous extract matter, . . 



7^- 



•Si 



Bi 



