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Superior Cleaning Machinery Makes Better Quality Seed 
■22SSFUL for PASTURE 
jnd MAY 
SPECIAL 
PRICES on 
LARGE QUANTITIES 
GROW IT THIS YEAR 
A Most Profitable Crop 
This valuable, quick growing, heavy producing grass 
should be grown on every farm. Produces enormous hay 
crops. Makes fine pasture during hot summer months. If 
you are needing a big hay or pasture crop this year be 
sure to sow Sudan. It is a sure crop and easy to grow. 
The cost of seeding is low and returns are very profitable. 
Last year Sudan prices advanced rapidly at seeding time. 
The crop is much shorter this year. By all means buy 
your seed early for lowest prices. If you delay in placing 
your order, write for latest prices. We guarantee to save 
you money at all times. 
Description 
Sudan belongs to the cane family but is finer stemmed 
and a free stooler. Grows 4 to 7 feet high and yields 4 to 
10 tons of cured hay per acre. Livestock is very fond of 
Sudan. It has good feeding value. First hay crop can be 
cut in about 60 days after seeding and second and third 
crops 30 to 40 days apart. 
Sudan is one of the best drought resisters known and 
supplies an abundance of fine pasture or hay during the hot 
dry months of the summer when feed is often scarce. 
That’s why every farm should have some of it. It has 
been a life saver to thousands during the past few years. 
How to Handle 
Sudan is a warm weather crop. Do not sow until corn 
planting time or after. Prepare a good seed bed as you 
would for corn. Drill in close rows or broadcast. Cover 
seed about an inch deep. Sow 20 to 25 lbs. per acre. You 
can begin pasturing when 6 to 8 inches high. Cut for hay 
when in bloom, although you can cut earlier or later 
without damage or loss. 
Our Seed a Great Bargain 
This seed is the finest new crop seed. It is all bright, 
plump, recleaned, high germinating seed. You can be as¬ 
sured of strictly extra fancy w'orld brand quality stock. 
Money will not buy any better grade. It is free of John¬ 
son Grass. We guarantee to save you money on our Sudan 
Grass. If this seed fails to please you in every way let 
us know and prompt adjustment will be made in conform¬ 
ance with our guarantee. 
It is easy to grow Sudan Grass w r hen you use seed of 
such fine character. We urge you for the sake of better 
farm profits to grow some of it this year. It produces enor¬ 
mous quantities of feed in a short time. It keeps right on 
the job when heat and drought are damaging other crops 
severely. You get the best bargains by buying now. 
Rockwell City, Iowa. 
Gentlemen: I have been a customer of 
yours for several years. Your Red Clover 
seed is a wonderful producer. Your Da¬ 
kota No. 12 Alfalfa, both in price and 
quality, has given me the best of satis¬ 
faction. Yours respectfully, 
S. G. FOWLIE. 
An Enormous 
Producer 
The popularity of this grass is 
ever on the increase. It is a va¬ 
riety of Millet also known as 
Japanese Millet. It is without 
doubt the heaviest producer of all 
millets, especially on rich moist 
soil. Grows 6 to 8 feet high. Pro¬ 
duces as high as 26,000 to 50,000 lbs. of green feed per 
acre with seed production of 1,000 to 2,000 lbs. per 
acre. 
Should not be sown until weather is warm, bat will 
stand somewhat cooler growing conditions than Sudan. 
For that reason it is especially popular in the north, 
although it is grown throughout the entire country. 
Sow during May, June or July, using 20 lbs. per acre. 
Makes hay in 6 to 10 weeks. 
Low Price for This Year 
We are making this low price in face of a short seed 
crop this year. Have only a limited amount contracted 
to sell at this low price. Seed is all the best quality 
and guaranteed satisfactory. The fine feed value and 
heavy production of this crop make the crop in big 
demand. Order early to make sure of your supply. 
It also can be used for pasture. May be mixed with 
Soy Beans or Cowpeas. If fed green start stock on it 
gradually. It is palatable and particularly valuable 
for dairy cattle, young stock and sheep. 
1 lb. 20c; 5 lbs. 75c, postpaid. 
Sudan same price 
in small lots. 
