JOHN JOHNSTON

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SOWING CoRN FOR foppER.-We would suggest the sowing of corn broadcast, on rich land for winter fodder Mir Sotham, of ssllereiord Hall, sowed SIX acres last year, which he thinks yielded nearly six tons of dfy fodder to the acre. He has led both eat tle and sheep with t (cut with machine the past winter, and IS so well pleased with il, thai he is determined not to be without il i'll future. Others, who have tried it, speak equally i'll it's favor The quantity of seed recommended to be sown per acre, is from two to three bushels. Some experiments made by Mir NeIles, of Boston, seem to show that il is best to cut it soon after the spindle makes it's appearance.

 T.4Ibany Culiiuator.