KED=-W hat pasture 
will stand heavy grazing or trampling, makes a good sod 
and is permanent. The top will get frosted down in 
winter but comes back. Sow broadcast basis 10 Ibs. seeds 
per acre on prepared land and do not cover. Plant when 
moisture is available. 
Carpet Grass—limproved Type 
CARPER GRASS thrives on close grazing and is adapted to ail 
types of our Florida flat woods soil and will grow on our 
poorest lands, but does much better if given an application 
of fertilizer. Not easily affected by insects or weather. You 
will note that the mixed pasture of Carpet and White 
Dutch clover is now becoming one of the best permanent 
pastures in the state with clover furnishing the winter 
grazing way into May and the Carpet furnishing the 
summer grazing from May until following November when 
the clover reseeds itself and starts growing. You can sow 
Carpet grass seed basis 10 Ibs. per acre almost any month 
in the year. To sow a mixture of Carpet grass seed and 
White Dutch clover, sow 10 pounds of Carpet with about 
5 pounds of White Dutch clover, on prepared land, after 
liming the land well and fertilizing with a o0-14-0 fertilizer 
about 4 to 500 pounds per acre and be sure and in- 
oculate the Clover seed. This mixture of Carpet and 
White Dutch must be sowed in the fall from October 1 
to January 15 and when you have moisture in the 
ground is better. Your clover comes on up for your 
winter grazing and your Carpet will come up later for 
your summer grazing after your White Dutch has died 
down. The clover seed will come up voluntarily each 
fall thereafter for a number of years right throug 
your Carpet. 
Kentucky 31 Feseue 
KENTUCKY 31 FESCUE is the grass you have been hearing 
so much about that gives its heaviest grazing in the 
winter and that will grow on large varieties and 
types of soils, both moist soils and high land, roots deep 
and will stand drought and water—grows on your flat 
lands and wet lands acid, or sweet soil. This Kentucky 
31 Fescue will stand the winter in any of the Southern 
states. Slows down in the summer months but comes 
back with the rainy season, growing off better as the 
cold months arrive. There has been lots of Kentucky 
31 Fescue also Alta Fescue planted in Florida this past 
year and if it stands our summer here, this is the 
permanent grass for pasture we have been looking for. 
The only time to plant Kentucky 31 or Alta Fescue ts 
in the fall October through January, when you have 
moisture. 
Prepare your soil and fertilize in advance, as all grasses 
