From the N. England Farmer.
HAYMAKING.
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Care should be taken to cut grass as close
and evenly as possible, because the bottom


is often interviewer with sort OF net work
of leaves and spires, which makes it much
more valuable than an equal length towards
the top of the growth. Besides, it is re-
marked that grass will not thrive we'll,
which is not mown close. 1t is very essen
tial to improve the fore part of the season,
for, says the Farmers Guide, sit has been
found by actual observations Tor number OF
years, that on an average more rain falls in
summer after the 18th and 90 tn of July than
before" The directions which are given in
English books on agriculture for haymaking