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I o 0 11 t1 Ii p t e ' f I in HI Sri cattleI i 1 10d todmr to 10 I d dcr dmr ( r I l ibl 1 > bl hI f Ira fragwiroi r a golro , ) ( I ro % on 011 Ott n II x I d ci grit KTHS THS ' , . . uul uHI 111(1 1111 ( rlO\ rlO rlOer rIoter cloverI- cloverI rIoterI cloverI1 \ er I- I Itire - - tirE 1 . ire ireWe ' tirew \V V w \ We e p r e p1 psstmre pist . < ; t ire ' 1 LS is $ psi p : ai :3.1 3.1 31 . te IR tel 1 the theI the"ci the"p'1 thep1 01"1 011 "ci ci " " ' bp be i o 0 Id be bt ' b firn Urn flirt ai al am d thoro thor 10 0 ih mgh ' lh ? ! v s " prepared prE"parE'd " ' The TIle KTOU gTOU grou d dshould dshould dshould should then theO be bl ' allowed allo\\ffi allo ffi alloved \ , to lip Ill lie ' for fort"o fortan tortwo t"o to tan " or three thrl"f thrlf " ' weeks wE-elLs wE elLs - before beforp plantingso planllngso planllng planting so that tl ti tie e plowedsoil plowed soli )11 11 soil < . ; ( ) " will "ill ill v.111 v111 . have havet haveHme havetime havcitune t Hme time to settle ' and form connection connectionwith connectionwith connectionwith with the undisturbed undlsturlx d > soil so11 belowThis below belowT'mils I ITc Tc T'mils Tmils ' s pract practice Ice allows moisture to toenter toenter I IpnlRr | pnlRr enter the Ihe theoil theoi1 -oil oil 011 -oi1 oi1 " ' ' - - where the seeds are areplanted areplanted areplanted planted and anj causes cal1S S quicker gennl germl , _ 3 on 3fl I About 26 pounds of mixture ograsses of ofgrasses ' I Igrasses grasses and clovers should be be1anted tx i iI ; > planted lanted 1anted per acre Seeding of mIxI mixd mix mixd I I 'd d " ' d plants makes a better pastun pasture pastureI pasturethan pasturethan than planting of or a single varietybecause variety i ibecause I because all plants are not equally equallyI equallyI equallypalatable equallypalatable I I palatable or nutritious In a mixed mIx mIxed mixcc . ed cc ! pasture some of ot the varlow various various1nds variowilnds . 'dnds dnds ' ( 1nds of plants are at their best atall at atI atI atall aall I all times Umes during the tRe growing sea season season season seasonGrasses I I son sonI I sonI sonGrasses Grasses and clovers which have haveproved hav havproved < : I proved successful In Utah areKentucky are areKentucky areKentucky Kentucky blue grass western or orslender 01slender ' slender wheatgrass crested wheat wheatgrass wheatgrass wheatgrass , grass meadow fescue white whlte clover cloverladino cloveriadlno cloverladino wheatI I ladino iadlno clover strawberry clover cloveryellow cloveryellow cloveryellow yellow sweet clover reed canary canaryI canarygrass canarygrass canarygrass I grass western alkali grass and domestic do domesUc domastic doI I mesUc mastic rye grassAfter grassAfter grass grassAfter After the pasture habeen has ha\ ha . ' \ been beenpi beerplanted beenplsnted beenI I pi plsnted 1.n 1n . ted the soil sol1 should be kept keptmoist keptmoist keptmoist moist until untU the young plants plant.s . are arewell arwell ( i iwell well started Permitting of close closegrazing closegrazing clos closgrazing closeI grazing the first year causes cause.s . maniplants II1AI1Y many II1AI1Yplants manyplants I plants to be destroyed destmyed and may maymnake maimake I Imake make mnake the pastures a failure But Bulby Butby ' by the second year plants root roots rootsare rootsare ; are not seriously senou.sly senously . affected ffected sffected by rootsI close closegrazing closegrazing dostgrazing- dostgrazing dostgrazingPastures I grazing - Pastures should not be begrazed b bgrazed ' grazed early In the spring becausethe becalLSe because becalLSeI becalLSethe becausethe I the first plant growth Is s ! depend"n depend"nt depend dependnt "n n "nt nt " nt t on the food stored In the theroots theroots theroots roots the previous yearYoung yearYoung year yearYoung Young growth should have op opportunlty opportunity opportunlty portunlty portunity to manufacture manutacture newfood new newfood newfood food In the leaves and thus becomestrong become becomestrong becomestrong strong for future grating grazing When a apasture apasture e pasture becomes run aown nown by over overI overgrazing oveigrazing I grazing It should be manured In InI inhe lche I he fall of the year and then har han harI hanrowed harrowed I rowed and dragged In the spring springo springI I 0 scatter the manure over theground the theround theground ground ; round This Th1s practice pract10e will wUl stlmulate stinlulate stimu stlmu stinlu [ late growth of grasses and stuntweeds stuntweeds stunt I weeds and other , . undesirable shalIlow shallow shal- shal shallow - - - Ilow low rooted plants |