Enthusiastically praising the use of Napier Grass as ground cover for use as hay and silage, in a form letter signed

by Brent in type, from Laurel, Mississippi by Thomas E. Brent

$65 · Offered by Bartleby's Books · No longer available

Laurel, MS: nd ca. 1922 . 4to. One-page, approximately 550 words, in part: “Very little other food is necessary for growing cattle or dairy cattle.” Brent was a Laurel dentist and “cattle breeder.” Accompanied by a carbon copy of a typed letter from J.G. Suttle, November 25, 1922, forwarding the Brent letter asking for opinions and a photograph 4 1/8 x 3 1/8 inches showing the tall grass growing in a field. Both letters with some wear at the edges, but very good.

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