The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-20
Bermuda Grass for Past,arage

With o section Of country entcY-,
.ng such . climate as TINT OF Pied
mont Caroline where the land Il
well wntered and gent ~ rolling cheap
and fertile, easily accessible tn uiar-
kets and subjected co no such ax-
fdssesS OF temperature as other lesB
favored regions. there Is nosreason In
the world Why this region shanld MT
se; ane OF the finest dairy ssctionsI in.
the country, say the experts. The
seaSanB here are long and tho Winters
mild and there IN nothing to initiate
against the yelopmenf or tfiel ifidus-.
try, {,
Several years ago Senator IiaFOl-
lette visited Charlotte, drove out into
the country and expressed his sur
prise that the cattle and daily indus
tFrF hesl not developed In this section
aa conditions would seem to Justify.
He referred 10 the wonders wrought
In WISCONSIN by the development Of
the dairy business and expressed the
hshef that o Ainiilaf experience
misht be- enapioye ed here II the necesr
sary steps Wese taken 20 achieve it.
Others have expressed similar Views
Ining to intafesf itself I'M the cattle
and dairy lire. sf,tFlFl :
Mr.. Charles Petty2 OF Spartanburg
lin discussing this very prop0sitiori.
Irseentty had the following TO say
about the Planting OF BerIntda grass
and otneYs forage crops esUecfdily,
addptsd to- this aectfon. He aaid !
Berzaasa fos ia taragss
".The hsst pastprage Is Rermuda
grass, EFenty acres we'll set In that
and, divided into two pasturea VIII
furnish green food for so mich cows
From HAY list to loyeIahar Isf lIh;,rel
tsvne Better inilk-prod odueinx Kfxee
than Bermnaa unless 1t IA the jasi,t,
lete7ef. and shat San not be dapeflfiad
ION week sSser week. There is mo-
lpee 20 begin tae dairy busitiesb WITH
tout aHshcIcdt green FOOD I'm the vim
.sels, 20 AND criisl eiosers siloa IA rs
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