{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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CRAB GRAss.-The last communication of South Alabama. in winch he utility of this grass for hay making discussed, has attracted as it deserved a good deal of attention here. Several gentlemen in this vicinity, who for year or two have been m

 the habit of cutting crab grass and curing il for hay folly in all that our correspondent has stated on 'he subject This grass, according to their ex- perence. yields more 10 the acre, makes better hay and Is eaten with greater relish by horses and cat tie, than any other with which they are acquainted And as the richest, as wei! as the poorest lands in the south, especially if cultivated, produce it aun- dantiy and luxurianlly, comm.nd it to ,he a,en. ton of those who are desrous of accommodating themselves to existing circumstances and diving within themselves"