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—Wheat on fallow, barley, peas, barley, and clover;  vibram five fingers wheat on ley, succeeded by numerous corn-crops, and occasionally broad-cast turnips. Some lew farmers of superior discernment practised turniping for parley, vibram five fingers shoes and took wheat on clovers-ley with one furrow, to the total exclusion of summer fallow, and this has rapidly gained ground; and the four-course, or slight deviation from it, is now the common system- It appears that the Vale of the Wye, and some parts of Radnor, were treated with better rotations vibram fivefingers earlier than most parts of Wales, for we find it mentioned that the Flemish course, adulterated with summer fallows, was common at the time of the last Report. As has been already stated, the soils here are mors clayey a,pd stiff than in the Vale of Usk, but the farming >s now precisely similar; and the following account of the tillage will explain the general system of this neighbourhood :—When land is intended for turnips it is made quite clean by frequent ploughing, scarifying, and harrowing, and then drilled with turnips vibram five fingers sale on the ridge, 24 inches apart, mapured either with farm-yard manure or artificial, such as guano, and bones dissolved with sulphuric acid. If the latter are used, two-thirds, and if the former, onehalf of the turnips are consumed skechers shape ups on the land by sheep folded, which are principally Leicesters. The remainder of the crop is brought to the farm-yard for the fat cattle, and also for young stock, which receive only the addition of straw.I now come to the concluding portion of the Report, viz. " The improvements still required, with reference to the character and climate of South Wales." The advances which have been recently made in the eastern counties of South Wales argue well for a continued progress in agriculture, vibram five fingers kso and those slight imperfections which still exist there may be easily removed by an enterprising and industrious tenant, with the assistance of a just apd Liberal landlord. It would therefore be great arrogance to suggest a series of improvements in such a rapidly progressing district, and the few humble remarks that follow will be found chiefly applicable to the interior and western portion of South Wales.It would be well therefore to commence at the fountainhead—draining. It is perfectly unnecessary to advance arguments to support that which all commend, five fingers shoes but draining is particularly wanted in South Wales, and till the land is made dry all other attempts at improvement will be abortive. There being so little sun and so much moisture in the atmosphere, it is highly necessary that the rays of the sun should not be employed in drawing oft' water from the land, but that they should proceed, without let or hindrance, to warm the soil and make the plant grow. The small amount of capital at the command of the tenantry renders it impossible for them to drain on a large scale. Giving them tiles would in many instances be a perfect waste of money, on account of the imperfect manner in which the draining would be performed. The only way therefore to hope for the accomplishment of such a desirable national object is for the landlords to perform it, and charge the tenants five per cent, on the outlay ; vibram five fingers shoes and should the landlord not have a sufficiency of spare cash, fortunately the Drainage Act supplies money to all who condescend to apply. Still there are many impediments in the way. First, the absence of tiles and pipes. It has been suggested that a temporary kiln and a tile-making machine, under the direction of an experienced workman, would produce a great quantity very cheaply. There is plenty of clay in almost every district for the manufacture of pipes, and slates, when cut to the required size, form capital and cheap soles for the tiles. Again, the labourers have not the remotest idea of digging an underdrain;