Lolium perenne | Perennial Rye | 12 0 Poa pratensis | Smooth Meadow Grass | 3 0 „ trivialis | Rough „ „ | 2 0 Festuca loliacea | Lolium Fescue | 2 0 „ duriuscula | Hard „ | 2 0 Phleum pratense | Catstail | 2 0 Dactylis glomerata | Cocksfoot | 6 0 Anthoxanthum odoratum | Sweet Vernal | 0 8 Trifolium pratense | Common Clover | 6 0 „ repens | Dutch „ | 2 0 3. _Proposed selection for thin uplands on calcareous soils._ Lolium perenne | Perennial Rye | 12 0 Poa pratensis | Smooth Meadow Grass | 4 0 Festuca ovina | Sheep’s Fescue | 2 0 „ duriuscula | Hard „ | 2 0 Avena flavescens | Yellow Oat-Grass | 1 0 „ pubescens | Soft „ | 1 0 Anthoxanthum odoratum | Sweet Vernal | 1 0 Trifolium pratense | Common Clover | 3 0 „ repens | Dutch „ | 5 0 Achillæa millefolia | Yarrow | 0 8 4. _Proposed selection for light soils on sands._ Lolium perenne | Perennial Rye | 14 0 Poa pratensis | Smooth Meadow | 3 0 Festuca duriuscula | Hard Fescue | 3 0 Avena flavescens | Soft Oat-Grass | 1 0 Anthoxanthum odoratum | Sweet Vernal | 0 8 Trifolium medium | Zigzag Clover | 4 0 „ pratense | Meadow or Corn Clover | 2 0 „ repens | Dutch Clover | 5 0 Lotus corniculatus | Birdsfoot Trefoil | 0 8 Achillæa millefolia | Yarrow | 0 8 ------------------------------+---------------------------+---------- The above positions may so far be considered to present generic types of land which would be laid down in permanent pasture in the ordinary course of farming. Selections for park glades, covert, and the like, are exceptional, which must be provided for according to circumstances.