472 APPENDIX. 



82 Highways. 



83 Enclosed. Our poor people let their stock run at large. 



84 I suppose equally divided. The interest in enclosed pastures is 



growing. 



85 Both are very generally used. 



86 Enclosed. No good farmer would think of turning his stock out. 



87 Highways mostly. Enclosed by our best farmers. 



88 Both. Cattle and sheep run on highways. 



89 Highway. 



90 Clover and blue grass. 



91 Enclosed, principally. 



92 Comparatively few persons confine their stock in summer. 



93 Highways, except when a good chance offers to run stock on other 



people's enclosures. 



94 Highways nearly altogether. 



95 Highway. 



96 Highway. 



97 Highways almost entirely. 



98 Enclosed pastures. 



99 Enclosed pastures are generally used. 



100 When you speak of [highway pastures I, suppose you mean tffe 



blea'k hills worn out by cotton. I am sorry to say here is where 

 our cows get the wriokles on their horns — marks of years of suf- 

 fering. 



101 Enclosed. 



102 Highway or timbered land south of Cleveland. 



103 Mostly highways. 



104 Usually highways, or the range, as it is called here. 



105 Mostly highways. 



106 Highways 



107 Small herds on enclosed pastures. Large herds are summered on 

 ( the mountains. 



Please mention the kinds of grasses, or forage plants, 

 grown for hay in your county, and which are regarded as 

 best. 



1 Timothy, clover, herds grass. Preference given in the order named. 



2 Clover and timothy with corn blades and goober pea hay, but 



mostly German millet. 



3 Clover and red top, German millet; red top best. 



4 Timothy, herds grass, clover, millet; clover the best. 



5 Red clover, herds grass, timothy. 



