Helena. Montana. 
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The SUndtrd InoeuhtiOD ^ 
FARmogerH 
Hloli-Bred NitrogcD Gatberlag Bacteria. 
WHAT TABMOaERM IS: 
Farmogerm Is a pure culture or grrowth of nitrogen-fixing 
bacteria tliat have been selected and bred up to transform large 
amounts of nitrogen from the air into soluble nitrates. These 
bacteria are grown in a jelly, or food, in which they remain active 
for long periods of time, and sent out in a bottle which admits 
the necessary supply of pure air, yet keeps out destructive con- 
taminators. If alfalfa can be grown on hot, sandy land of South 
New Jersey, why can't you grow it? 
WHAT FABMOGEBM Wni. DO: 
Unless the soil is very acid or wet. Farmogerm will: — 
1. Increase the yield and quality of legume crops, giving 
quicker growth and earlier maturity. 2. Increase the food value 
of legumes. 3. Make legumes grow in new localities where they 
cannot otherwise be grown successfully. 4. Supply nitrates to 
other crops growing with the inoculated legume crops. 5. En- 
rich the soil for future crops, thereby increasing the permanent 
value of the farm. Better crops — better soil — less fertilizer — 
less labor. i 1^1 
Increased Crops are a well established certainty in all in- 
stances where inoculations are used together with proper culture 
methods. Not only is the crop increased in 
weight, but in its richness. The United 
States Department of Agriculture Bulletin 
No 71. substantiates these statements, why 
not increase your farm yields without extra 
labor and at practically no extra cost? 
PertUlzer Values of well-inoculated le- 
gumes have long been determined. It is 
shown in Bulletin No. 71, issued by the 
United States Department of Agriculture, 
that tests covering a large part of the coun- 
try prove that legumes will deposit 1,000 lbs. 
of nitrates per acre. This means that your 
most expensive commercial fertilizer is abso- 
lutely unnecessary when you plant legumes, 
perfectly inoculated, sown and planted in 
properly prepared land. 
Feas, Beajis, Sweet Peas. 
Yield earlier, longer and better when treat- 
ed with Farmogerm. Farmogerm is endorsed 
by Farmers, Federal and State Agricultural 
Departments and private estates. It is de- 
livered to you in bottles, ready for use. You 
can inoculate the seed for ten acres in ten 
minutes. 
Cost of Farmog'enn. 
Extra Farm Size 100 Acres 
Farm Size 50 Acres 
Small Farm Size 5 Acres 
Trial Farm Size 1 Acre 
Garden Size ^ Acre 
Half Garden Size 
ALLCROP 
FERTILIZING BACTERIA 
All Crop Farmocrerm will aid in increasing the yield of any 
crop, and enriching the soil. This is furnished in a dry powder 
form, and contains over 37 strains of Bacteria, and will inoculate 
any legume crops. AI.,LCROP FARMOGERM also contains 
bacteria which fix nitrogen in the soil independently, therefore 
it Is GOOD FOB ANY CROP. 
One Acre Size Can (Postpaid) 
Five Acre Size Can (Postpaid) ; 
The addition of nitrogen to the soil by inoculation of legume 
seed, is estimated where the system has been practiced for 
years, to be 200 lbs. per acre. The estimate of the U. S. Depart- 
ment of Agriculture compiled from 16 states in the same treat- 
ment is 122 lbs. of nitrogen per acre, equivalent to fertiliza- 
tion with 800 to 1000 lbs. of Nitrate of Soda per acre. 
ASK FOR OUR BRANDS 
"PEERLESS" "PLACER" "QUARTZ" 
ON ALL FARM SEEDS 
They Stand for THE BEST of their grades 
Barker Weeder and Mulcher. 
This is a practical as 
well as up-to-date, 
hand cultivator, doing 
better work than many 
others; it has small 
pointed shoes or hoes. 
The Barker is made on 
the principle of a lawn 
mower, the long re- 
volving blades working 
up the surface of the 
ground thoroughly cut- 
ting the weeds and 
separating them from 
the soil, so that they 
are easily destroyed. 
More effective, as no 
weeds can be missed 
and a fine mulch is 
left over the surface of 
the ground, which prevents the evaporation of the moisture. 
Each machine is fitted up with leaf guards and tooth attach- 
ments. The cut is the standard size for onion sets and ordi- 
nary market garden crops. The 6-inch is for lettuce and crops 
that are planted in close rows. 
No. 6 D. Complete with all attachments, 6 inch J4.50 
No. 8 54 D. Complete with all attachments, 8'^ inch 5.00 
Cyclone Seeder, Corn and Potato 
Planters. 
CYCIiONi: SEEBEB — Fifty acres in 
a ten-hour day — seeded evenly, 
thoroughly and easily. That's 
what you can do with a Cyclone 
Seeder. Use it with any seeds 
-ue. I that can be sown broadcast or 
CI with ground bone, ashes or fer- 
YCLONE I tilizers — a Cyclone will pay for 
Cp-cn ^nuucD I itself in three hours' work. Be- 
OCCU OUWtK I cause its absolutely even distri- 
bution will make three bushels do 
the work of four. Each, $1.75; 
(Postpaid) $1.90 
l?c«Syi*i. I'OTATO PIANTEB— A light tubu- 
|5CAirtR5EVEi« planter. Its spring-closed 
Jaws are especially designed to 
enter the soil easily, yet open wide enough to drop the largest 
seed. The dropping lever is adjustable for any depth of plant- 
ing. The conveyor tube is galvanized Iron. Price, $1.75; (Post- 
Paid) ji,9o 
ACME CORN PIiANTEB — Works in any soil; has a flexible and 
adjustable iron drop, and does not wear the brush. It has an 
iron seed box and Iron channel. It is well made, strong dur- 
able, reliable and gives universal satisfaction. Each, '$1.50- 
(Postpaid) ji,75 
SEOMENT CORN PLANTER— (See Illustration.) An all metal 
planter which is operated by a spring with the foot, strong 
reliable tool. Eacli, $2.00; (Postpaid) $2.25 
Potato Planter. 
FOR PRICES NOT QUOTED SEE RED INSERT— PAGE 96 
Seg-meut Com Planter. 
