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Mr. I^emons and his three sons have found Rayn- 

 er's "Plants that Please" Strawberries Profitable. 



We all hope to receive as large a profit as possible no matter what we plant, although 

 there is a natural feeling of pride in growing any crop, this feeling is intensified when a neat 

 profit is realized. Strawberries have consistently been one of the best paying crops and we 

 believe we are conservative in placing the profit you may expect under average conditions at 

 $300.00 per acre. With the plants well grown, favorable weather and a good market, profit as 

 high as $1000.00 is often realized. This is far above the average and to expect such returns 

 a grower must have ideal soil, give his plantings the very best of care and obtain good prices 

 for his entire crop. 



Advantages of Strawberries — Very little mon- 

 ey is needed to set a berry field large enough 

 to net a good profit. Only 8,000 plants are 

 needed to set an acre and about 600 to 800 lbs. 

 of fertilizer. By using stable manure and 

 green cover crops good crops of berries can be 

 grown without any fertilizer whatever. Small 

 plots can be used to good advjintage in the 

 berry business. Vo acre or even less planted to 

 Strawberries will show a net return worthy of 

 serious consideration. Strawberries are the 

 first fruit crop harvested in the spring, bring- 

 ing in cash when it is most needed to help 

 carry out other farm projects. If you are not 

 growing Strawberries now. be sure to set some 

 this year, no matter what type of farming you 

 conduct, we are sure they will return as large 

 or even larger profit per dollar invested than 

 any other crop you could grow. 



Plant Every Year — Some years and under 

 some conditions little or no profit may be real- 

 ized from Strawberries but taken year after 

 year they will undoubtedly return higher profit 

 than any other farm crop. This is the reason 

 the successful berry grower has berries every 

 year, not too many, just what you can handle 

 to good advantage. It has been shown, time 

 after time that one acre of well car(Ml for ber- 

 ries will produce a larger net profit than sev- 

 eral acres that have been given indifferent at- 

 tention. 



Tse Good Plants — Good, vigorous plants are 

 an important essential in profitable berry 

 growing. Ours are of consistent high quality, 

 are packed with pep and vitality and a're 

 priced to save you money. We hope yon will 

 set our plants and we will do everything we 

 can to aid yon in making Strawberries your 

 best paying crop. 





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Monroe County, W. Va. 



November 23, 1939 



We have been ordering strawberry plants from 



Raynor Brothers for five years and they have 



always been very satisfactory. Last year we 



gathered 8,416 qts. of fine berries from 5,000 



plants purchased from you the year previous. 



Yours very truly, 



I. H. Lemons and Sons 



Schuykill County, Pa. 

 February 21, 1939 

 Am enclosing order for 4,000 strawberry 

 plants. The 4,000 which I purchased in 1937 

 have been a great success. I have never seen 

 berries as large as the Catskill. Please ship my 

 plants on March 27th if weather permits. 



Yours very truly, 



C. K. Mover 



Copyrijjlited 1940, Rayner Bros. Salisbury, Md. 



