T 11 K OF T A V A FREE TU A D E K
.vae ety prominent eiror" which we
mlj particularly allude to at this lime,
llie important work of laying land m
a, ie llie withholding auificienl seed
necessity of lowing gr-s seed even
, and sufficiently thick to insure ihe oc
Ration nfthe entire ajil, must be obvi
a to all. ''
IV must fulJs, iliere are nit half the
'fiber ol puma or artificial grasses
.tchV.fioulJ.fi.iJ fming in the .oil. J
ti sivn an nnnnrlmiit v for lh natiirt t
aases and noxious, weeds to come in, I
hiclri always a serions disadvantage pi
former, an I a heav initirvt il.w r .rJ -
: liay. In this buinea, the only true; I.O "'1". j'""1 received and for sal.
ilicV fur the fjriner to adunt ii. tn sow low by J. MANLl. &. CO.
ioo much," ruber iIijii n it enouj'i.
y Allowing a large q lanlity of seed, ho
Ultiraw tin crop to a liner texture, ami,
A no t of having a put, and tint,
H unfreqnenily.a largo oiie. unoccupied;
crowded with weeds.
It Ins been re-1
liked, that il would be as reasonable
;f'- f irmer to per nit nne-lulf of thc
.ilk to rem ii.) in his cuvs udcers, as to
irmil his fluid, that lave been properly
epired for the recentio-i of ems seed.
