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BUCKBEE'S GIANT TODDER CORN 



THE WORLD-BEATING FODDER PRODUCER. SURPASSES ANY OTHER FODDER CORN ON EARTH 



Is a great variety which we have been developing for years. Thousands and thousands of our customers in every part of the country assert that 

 it stands wittiout a peer for feeding either in the green state or for silo purposes. It is very rich in nutriment and a wondrously immense yielder. 

 Grows rapidly, is early, short jointed, tall, and produces an overwhelming abundance of leaves and rich, juicy, sugary stalks, with a strong 

 tendency to mature several ears. Postpaid, ^ lb. iSc. ; lb. 25c. By Express or Freight, not prepaid, J bu. 25c.; i bu. 40c.; i bu. 70c. 

 bu. (56 lbs.) $1.35; 2 bu. $2.60; 10 bu. or more $1.25 per bu. 



Giant Red Cob Ensilage 



One of the Best Fodder Corns. 

 Beyond doubt the best fodder corn, either to feed green right 

 from the field, to put up for the silo, or to cure and staclc away. It is a 

 pure white corn, cropping as high as 45 tons per acre. It is sweet, ten- 

 der and juicy, and furnishes more nourishment than any other vari- 

 ety; has short joints and therefore an abundance of leaves and grows 

 to" a fair height, but not over-large and coarse-stalked as some varie- 

 ties. Price, postpaid, lb. 30c. By Express or Freight, not prepaid, 

 Jbu. 25c.; ibu. 40c.; i bu. 70c.; bu. (56 lbs.). $1.25; 2 bu. $2.40; 

 10 bu. or more J1.15 per bu. 



Sweet Corn for Fodder 



This Corn if Planted Thick will give an Abundance of Fodder. 



This is a great variety which we have been developing for years. 

 We are confident it surpasses anything on earth. It is very rich in 

 nutriment and a wondrously immense yielder.' It grows rapidly, is 

 early, short jointed, tall, and produces an abundance of leaves 

 and rich, juicy, sugary stalks, and otten matures several ears. This 

 variety positively will furnish more tons of corn fodder to the acre and 

 nearly double iii nourishment than common corn. Price, postpaid, 

 lb. 36c. By Express or Freight, not prepaid, bu. 40c. ; } bu. 7Sc.; 

 i bu. $1.45; bu. (44 lbs.) $2.75:2 bu. $5.35; 10 bu. or more $2.60 a bu. 



Buckbee's Superior Kaffir Cora. 



BUCKBEE'S SUPERIOR EARLY KAFFIR CORN 



The Great Drought Resisfer. 



Kaffir corn not only produces a foliage of excellent forage quality but its seed is, as a graiii, 

 almost if not quite equal to Indian Corn, practical farmers and scientists affirm, while it is 

 successfully and profitably grown on land high or low, rich or poor, and whether the season 

 is wet or dry. Easily yielding two crops of 

 fodder in a season. 



Plants attain a height of from 6 to 10 feet, 

 straight and upright. .Stems have a stalky ten- 

 dency and produce numerous wide leaves. The 

 stalks do not harden as do other fodder crops, 

 but keep green, brittle and juicy. A most excel- 

 lent fodder, either green or dry, being highly rel- 

 ished by all stock. It should be sown in rows, 

 about 3 feet apart, planting 6 inches in the rows. 

 Use from 10 to 15 lbs. seed per acre. Its wonder- 

 ful qualities are unaffected, even as far north as 

 Dakota. It 'S immensely productive and does 

 well everywhere. A notable peculiarity of Kaffir 

 Corn, and one wliich makes it of unusual import- 

 ance in regions of limited rainfall, is that its 

 growth may be suspended, perhaps a month, on 

 account of severely dry weather, and then when 

 the .:ains come it continues its growth almost the 

 same as if there had been no interruption. Very 

 Choicest "Full of Life" Seed of strong germi= 

 nation. Postpaid J lb. 12c.; lb. 20c. By ex= 

 press or Freight, not prepaid, 5 lbs. 40c.; 

 10 lbs. 60c.; 15 lbs. 75c.; 50 lbs. $2.00; 100 lbs. 

 $3.00. 



JERUSALEM CORN 



A New Forage Plant of Great Merit. 



Belongs to the non-saccharine Sorghums, and 

 was brought a few years ago from the arid plains 

 of Palestine. It is pronounced the best and 

 surest grain crop for dry countries and seasons — 

 even better than Kaffir Corn or Milo Maize. It 

 grows several smaller heads on side shoots, often 

 as many as eight heads on a stalk. Very valu- 

 able for feeding stock, and proves a gold mine 

 for chicken feed. Plant five to ten pounds per 

 acre. Postpaid, } lb. 15c. ; lb. 25c. By Express 

 or Freight, not prepaid, 5 lbs. 40c.; 10 lbs. 75c. 



