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Berry Seed Company, Clarinda, Iowa 
LOW PRICES o 
SELKTED.TESTlD 
Sow Better Seed 
Hall, W. Va. 
Dear Sirs: I have been 
buying seeds from you for 
a number of years for 
my own use and for 
the Boulder Farm 
Club. The seeds 
have always given 
entire satisfaction, 
and we have saved 
over one hundred 
dollars by ordering 
from you. 
Very truly yours, 
Ira L. Dadisman 
big geb 
VlELDS 
LOW PRICES 0 
p AEE 33 
This year seed oats are really scarce and the need 
for them is great. Many must start with new seed. 
Don’t make the mistake of sowing anything that 
looks like oats just because the price is low. Spend a 
little more and get started with varieties that really 
can produce satisfactory yields. 
Oats are unprofitable on some farms because of run 
down seed stock used. Hundreds have increased produc¬ 
tion greatly by using our improved strains. We have 
worked hard on seed oats this year because we wanted to 
be able to give you real service when you needed it most. 
Some seed stock has been shipped in from the Northwest 
to get something extra fine. In all varieties we have on 
hand we can give you plump, meaty, heavy recleaned 
stock. Supplies are quite short so order early. 
Certified Seed 
A Magnificent Heavy Oat 
See Sample Enclosed 
These oats are simply so beautiful that 
words fail to give an adequate descrip¬ 
tion. That is why we are enclosing a 
sample. Just see how big and plump and 
bright they are. This stock weight av- 1 
erages 44 lbs. per measured bushel. We 
paid a premium for this stock and brought 
the seed in from the Northwest at a heavy 
expense. This is a year when many farm¬ 
ers will need seed oats. This, then is also 
a time to get started with something bet¬ 
ter. Get started with these oats that are 
finer in appearance, better in yield and su¬ 
perior in feeding value. 
These New Victory Oats are recog¬ 
nized as an outstanding variety. They 
grow straw of good length yet have the 
strength to resist lodging. Its sprangled 
heads, heavily laden with these oversize 
grains surely makes a wonderful sight in 
a field and a profitable harvest to gather. 
Introduce this new oat blood to your 
farm. Sell your first crop at a premium 
for seed. Show your neighbors what can 
be done with better seed. 
The first cost naturally is higher. We have 
other oats and good ones too at considerably lower 
price. See page 32. But the extra cost of these is 
readily absorbed by increased production. Think 
of such seed stock, not as an expense but as an 
investment upon which good earnings may be se¬ 
cured. 
Our seed is “Certified” stock. It is the very best 
we can secure for you. Shipment is guaranteed 
to be identical to sample. 
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Yielder—Disease Resistant 
Heavy I*'"* . ear iy varie- 
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recommendation. £ lieve there is any 
S y equlltt in Production. 
