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T,Me TO S.SW Emsss sxgb.--As there is sud ,ss been esus sirai ssssI sls1ni llss tiTse of sowing grass seei. | will giss you my ideas oa the subject. Some sas saz the lasi Of February nf 6rss of March; bat l ssy not --and why heeanse, # soun wish wheat, ii vii die when the wheat is harvested. and if yoss saw aIi siahhla you will ioes the use Of the ground. lnlhe spring nf lS16 sowed ihirty-tise acses, a paE, tn February and the other in Alafch. The seed cnnghs well and lossked iineiy nntil harvest afier which !, catsimenred so wifi, aud 6naliy diesi-ihe change, frnm the protecsion of the wheat, to su'ldrn and emsiFe exposure to ii's ssis', (which | suppose ysu know IS heavily ehafgesl wilh heat about those tays,l leing too much for t. The time that should re- rosnnsend would be the last of August or first "f September. About the 20th of An- gust, lSl5. snsvad houler ar"und the tield that ] seeded iE March. gave ,he ground thorough narrowing, put on my seed, and ussn rolled iss n got good cEnp oS graae rum II lasl year. and tried the same piaf an two dilierrnt pieres this year. and with . cs'H.sman seas6n shall get good cronr. ] have as yet confined myself, ,.' timothy, hu, inicnd T., .Fy clover this winter.