Millet In Colorado

Ihavediscoveredthat m Colorado the common or Germán millet will withstand dry weather better than Hnngariin, and the common is earlier than the other two sorts. The eeeds of Hungarian are easily recognized by their variation in color. Many grains are purple, ant the more of these the better. Most sorts of millet have yellow seeds. The Ger man is smaller and more plump than the common and has a golden tingo to the color. If possible, sow the firs week in June, and the ground is all the better f or being plowed the same da; that the seeding is dona If seeded a that time and a good stand is obtained, the hay will be ready to cut in abou five or six weeks from the time it i sown, saya a writer in Denver Piek nnd Farm.