SALZER’S? HOGf PASTURE. MIXTURE 
WITH 
SUDAN GRASS 
Haven’t you a few acres on your farm upon which you would 
like some hay that can be raised quickly and easily and that 
will give you 4 to 8 tons of cured hay per acre? Plsi^nt Salzer’s 
Sudan Grass Seed! The drier and hotter the weather, the more 
will you be surprised at the wonderful yield. Saizer’s Sudan 
Grass IS one of the most prolific hay crops ever grown’ in the 
South It gives three crops and in the North, two crops of hay 
a season. A surprisingly rapid grower, and as a catch crop 
fully equal to Millet. Sudan Grass is used for pasture, ensilage 
and soiling as well as for hay. It does best on a rich loam soil 
but It has been grown successfully on almost every class of 
soil from a heavy clay to a light sand. It is sweet heavy- 
yielding grass; absolutely drought proof; stock of all kinds eat 
it greedily, often in oreference to Alfalfa; it analyzes over 
9 per cent protein. 
Culture —Sudan Grass is an annual. Do not plant it until 
the soil is warmed up in the spring. Sow at the rate of 25 to 35 
lbs. per acre, using a grain drill and cover from 1 to 1% in 
deep. A heavy seeding is desirable. The seed is cheap Cut 
at the heading out stage. Easy to cut with mower and cures, 
readily. Place in cocks, the same as Alfalfa, and leave it long 
enough for the stems to become dry. Cut again when high 
enough. If grown for seed, only one crop can be harvested. 
All live stock eat the hay readily and greedily. There i.s a 
place for Sudan GrasH on every farm. It Is cheap, if aron-s rnotai-i' i .. . 
often fail during the hot weather. Can be sown’^any ^ime 70 to 75’d^ vs grrowth when other pastures 
poisoning from Sudan Grass, but if not pastured until the plants are kne^e-hilh of cattle 
from any factor, or wilted, the amount of prussic acid is small and ^not danfffrAns 
W isconsin Station who are constantly experimenting with Sudan Grass Thesesof the 
been from too early pasturing and allowing the cattle to eat a stunted'and wUted^c^^n usually 
yield of hay and pasturage are of such tremendous benefit to the farm that it % *'"‘**‘“*®’*^ 
year. 35 lbs. Sudan and 30 lbs. Soy Beans per acre, drilled in with a grain dril? 'in Vs '90 planted each 
SALZER’S -- 
“LAUGH AND GROW FAT” 
HOG PASTURE MIXTURE 
One of the most vexing questions 
W’ith every farmer during the summer 
months is a rapid meat producing hog 
pasture. In our Laugh and Grow Fat 
Hog Pasture we have a mixture so 
balanced to increase flesh that farmers 
cannot afford to be without it. 
“Laugh and Grow Fat Mixture’’ con¬ 
tains generally among others the fol¬ 
lowing: Billion Dollar Grass, Turnips, 
Amber Cane, Soy Beans, Speltz, Field 
Peas, Rape, Vetches. Oats, Rye. Millet, 
Timothy, Clover, Rye Grass, etc. It is 
well in ordering this Mixture to tell 
us whether you want it for early or 
late planting and the condition of 
your soil. (Sow 30 to 50 lbs. per acre.) 
This mixture consists of annual fod¬ 
der plants. Owing to the great variety 
of plants it is composed of, it is more 
greedily eaten than other forage, not only bv hogs but ai'^o Hv qh n.. 4 . i t 
4549—Lb,, 25c; 5 lb.s., «9c, postpaid to dfli^zoiie^ ’ Not prennrd* sheep, cows and horses. 
100 lbs., $4.95. Bags free. » « -eoiie. j>iot prepaid: 5 lbs., 40c; 15 lbs., $1.00; 25 lbs., $1.50; 50 lbs., $2,75: 
W,iSrarcHp‘ 
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g^i^O’.SOWS 
Wm SALZER'S 
PEKM.VNEXT MEADOW AND PASTURE MI.VTLKE—Our 
mixture of a big variety of perennial grasses that will furnisli the 
'3‘ended in the right proportion. State 
>our kino of soil and whether moist or ovprflowf^H rAovt 
JOHNSON GRASS — An annual that grows so rank it would he a 
pest, except that our winters always kill it out. Yields 5 tons^^of 
good hay per acre within (5 months. Makes a good crop during the 
driest and hottest weather. 25 lbs. per acre 4500 —Th ■u>e® 
n Ills., 98c, nostpaid to 4th zone. Not prepaid?' 5 lifs • V. 'ihs ’ 
$1.95; -25 its., $3.00; 50 lbs., $5.75; 100 C., $11.0(). Bags free.’ 
ME.XDOW FESCUE—Also called English Blue or Randall Grass’. 
Adapted to a wide range of soils, loamy clay, gravelly, heavy black 
f°iY paslure where Clovers and Blue 
Grass fail. Not adapted to light, sandy soil. Perennial. .30-36 lbs 
per acre. 4484-—Lh., 31c; 5 lbs., 93e, postpaid to tth zone. Not 
i’?o''lbl' $9.5o!'’ fVL!*'"’ 
pankuHNy^ on Viamp S?nd ^ady’^sUu?u?nr® Pemndal.'''?^^ 
per acre. 45 I 4— Lh., uic; .5 llis., $1..38, postpaid to 4th zone. Not 
’loTl'hs:, $i!loo.'^ Ragi Lee.''" ’ ’ ’ 
BERMTOA GR.\SS OR SOUTHERN BLUE GR.VS.S—Annual in the 
North and perennial in the South. Of creeping habit, valuable for 
withstands drought. 6 lbs per aci-e 
450 1—Lb.. 39e: 6 lbs., $1.56, postpaid to 4th zone Not nrenahU 
$17.50.'S'^VsLel!'"” *bs?'Voo?l‘oo'lbs.; 
RENOVATOR GRASS MIXTURE.—A splendid perennial mLxture for 
building up run down pastures. 25 lbs. per acre 4546—11. 
r, lbs., $1.18, postpaid to 4tb zone. Not prepaid? ?, lbs ’ 
l.ybs.’ $2.55; 25 lbs.. $4.00; .50 lbs., $7.75; 100 Ibl, $15.00.'’ Hags 
148 ^ planted your Silvermine Oats and 
liked them very well.—Mr. C. Kappler, R. D. 1, New Hartford, N. Y. 
—A valuable perennial grass for pasture or liay, 
ft.il VI ^ green grass trom early spring until 
late rail. It is a rapid grower, may be closely cropped, or will ffive 
t?r, ^b., 35c; 5 lbs., $1.13, postpaid to 
!“iCS7.?0, isral; A"m: “itU’iSf" 
50 lbs., $7.50; 100 lbs., $11.50. Bags frek '’ 
• CHEWINGS fescue—P erennial. Splendid for dry, sandv soils and 
??o"1b‘'s;. ^l&.'''?;i''=sVVe'e':"'’ *C-$9.^Sl 
. GROH N RYE GRAS.S—Fine leaved, very durable won- 
?.t'nv ^ green forage plant for land not 
easil> cultivated. Perennial. 24-:jG Ib.s. per acre 4555_ 11 . •iii** 
S • >«•. Iv'iX. postpaid to 4tb zone. Not p?paid: 5 H,; ’ 80 ^’ 
free'*" ’ lbs., $6.50; 100 lbs., $12.50.’ Bags 
ENGLISH OR PERENNIAL RIT? GRASS—Suited to rich moist 
soil liut lias a wide range, flourishing even on upland situations’ Pro- 
^ nutritious grazing. 24-48 lbs. per acre 
iV'V. ® IbS’v=^l’'«- postpaid to 4th zone. Not iwepaid-’ 
$1L5'6.'^^Bigi?ree.’ OO lbs., $7.50; 100 lbs., 
, RVE GR.VSS—-Much used for seeding in pastures where 
closer and timothy have died out. Abundant foliagre stands close 
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John A.Salzer Seed Co. 
LACROSSE. WISCONSIN 
