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prices, 
r no become discouraged with their 
' that unfavorable ' weather 
°^ot, 5° otten caused a hea.vy reduction in yield 
li you liave e^ountered such conditions we ask vou i 
try our Golden Bust Proof. They will stand more minis 
we Know or. It is one of our heaviest producers and a hi 
money maker. Has yielded well over 100 S5s pt acr 
Description 
Our Golden Bust Proof is a, yellow oat. Medium eL 
■kernels with thin hUlJa, Quite early, jredium ^nmi 
straw. Oiir seed is recleaned and heavil 
^*cc plump bright colored .stock. 
V ® local demand fer better seed 
% yields^ ®®® superior auality and 
% Jield.s. They are willing to pay a premium for .seed. 
1^ cnTn^f,r, ?“® T® tW® revelation in your J 
™ X the way to more profltahle X 
oat production. The leader gets the great- 
®st financial benefit. An Inve.stment 
^ ®®®'^ P®^'’ handsome 
When You Grow More Bushels Per Acre Your Profits Increase 
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The While 
Kherson 
This variety is extremely 
' earl.v. Straw is. short and 
grain heads unusually large 
and heavy. The standing 
crop looks like almost a 
solid'ma.ss of grain. Con¬ 
sidering its early maturity 
it is.the heaviest producer. 
The grain is of fine quality. 
It is admirably suitable 
for a nurse crop because of 
its shorter straw and early 
maturity. .Escapes hot 
weather damage. Does not 
shade clover seedlings too 
heavily. These White 
Klierson Oats are in our 
opinion the most profitable 
of the very early, varieties. 
Our heavy producing strain 
of heavily cleaned stock is 
distinctly superior seed, and 
we urge its use, wlicrever a 
money making early white 
oat is desired. 
the samT ...y 
No Hulls^AU 
Meat 
This is radically different 
from ordinaiy varieties. 
The grain threshes out sim¬ 
ilar to rye only the grain 
is softer. No waste of hulls.. 
Feeding v a 1 u e is higher.’ 
They will yield well often 
exceeding many of the bet- • 
ter types of hulled oats in 
production. Considering the 
absence of hulls and in¬ 
creased food value the 
actual returns are large 
even though a smaller num¬ 
ber of pounds are produced. 
You will like this remark¬ 
able variety. 
new 
RiZi: straw'*''!}' °»t ‘■'■''‘“'Is 
>1rEU0W KHERSOR^ 
An early yellow oat that originated out in Iowa. 
A very heavy yielding early yellow variety. The Iowa 
Experiment Station at Ames, developed this and they 
have lot of reasons to be proud of their accomplish¬ 
ment. Its very early maturity helps it to escape the 
damage of hot weather that sometimes overtakes the 
later maturing kinds. It is largely grown throughout 
the corn belt. Straw somewhat short and very 
strong. One of the best varieties for very rich land. 
We do not recall ever having had one com¬ 
plaint on the many thousands of bushels we 
have sold. The fine quality of this thin hulled 
oat plus its large production makes it a general 
favorite. Our seed is improved recleaned stock. 
able. Tha‘ ^ ^ Proflf 
Start this better. 
^'e have "'hen 
.Quality g.^^eflnest 
had it? we 
J’fiars. Our 
heavily ^ bright, 
mi, 
Good Seed 
—Carefully 
Prepaired 
We select our seed 
carefully and get the 
best producing strain 
for you. Since the 
grain is soft it is a 
little more easily af¬ 
fected by smut. For 
11> a t reason we treat 
our seed with copper 
carbonate which kills 
smut and thus pro¬ 
duces clean high qual¬ 
ity stands. Y’ou see we 
take special care to 
see that you get the fin¬ 
est seed that will give 
you the greatest possible 
yield s of first quality 
grain. See page 32 for 
prices. 
New Athelis, Ill. 
Gentlemen; Was certainly well pleased 
. with the Alfalfa and other seeds purchased 
from you the past years. Used, exactly as 
you described them In your seed catalogs and 
had splendid insults from them. Hoping that 
you will continue to .send me good seeds, I am 
Yours respectfully. Chas. R. Hanft. 
