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MtLLEr-Wew would advise farmers to pro cure q little of this seed for cultivation. It is worth raising either for seed or for fodder. When sown broadcast, at the rate of peck to the acre, and cut in the milk, it makes ex. cellent fodder for cattle, and produces at the rate of one and half to three tons the acre. When sowed thinner and cut later, on good corn ground, il produces from forty to seventy bushels of seed per acre. This is admirably adapted for poultry, but is often fed to cattle and hogs. If ground it is considered equal to corn. It may be sown any time from the middle of April to the middle of June There Is good article on the subject of this plant i'll fessenden's Complete Farmer, to which we would refer the reader. The seed, with iull directions, can be procured at Georges agricultural and seed store, in this city.

 Dollar Farmer.