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Berry Seed Company, Clarinda, Iowa 
NORTHERN GROWN 
The Famous New Marquis V 
n early, beardless heavy yielding variety, 
liness i~, very important in getting a good crop of 
a week to ten days 
Using northern grown seed also 
spring wl ;at. New Marquis 
earlier than the average, 
gives earlier maturity and a much better quality of grain. 
Our New Marquis is all the finest northern grow T n recleaned 
and graded seed. 
Our New Marquis has a plump fat kernel, dark red in color and harder than 
most. It is one of the finest, milling wheats grown. Has more gluten, better color 
and higher absorption. In yield we consider it easily 5 to 10 bushels per acre better 
than others. Being beardless it is pleasant to handle. Heads are not so long but 
heavy. Straw fairly short. Stands up well. 
Buy wheat like this, and get some profit from the crop. Order seed now. Sow 
it early. You’ll find that it certainly does pay to use real high quality seed such as 
We will ship to you. 
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TREATMENT 
for SMALL 
. GRAIN 
Palmyra, Mo. ^|||l|8|^ 
Dear Sirs: *" |£Hk| 
The two cars 
of Seed Wheat p S 
we bought of ■r j B MI 
you last year v £? \ 
to which you 
gave the Copper- W ^ 1m 
Carbonate treat- 
ment, proved very 
satisfactory and we had a 
wonderful yield from same. 
We were specially pleased 
with your usual prompt 
service. Having used your 
seeds for past 15 years makes 
me feel very kindly to the 
Berry Seed Co. 
Yours very truly, 
W. A. Rinehart. 
This is a distinct variety. Strictly a spring grain crop. It is grown for grain, 
pasture, and hay. No doubt this triple usage is why the crop is so popular. The grain 
is practically the same as winter rye. It is a good yielder of grain. Good length straw. 
Sometimes used with Canada Field Peas for hay. Wonderful producer on good land 
and the best small grain for thin soil. Early seeding gives best result but may be sown 
later than most grains if necessary. Sow around 2 bushels per acre. 
Rye makes a very fine feed as pasture and grain. Helps out on the early spring feed 
problem. We try to figure out the seed demand sc we will have enough for our trade 
without any to carry over. Nearly every year we underestimate the demand so we ask 
you to order your spring rye early. It is a crop that we are sure will please you. It 
is a money maker and our prices on this northern grown high quality seed are very 
reasonable. See page 33. 
Winter Wheat 
- We have some extraordinary varieties of winter wheat for fall seeding. Some of 
them are guaranteed to outyield your own stock. Along in July we publish a smaller 
bargain catalog describing and pricing winter wheat and also Alfalfa and other seeds 
for fall sowing. If you fail to get a copy of it be sure to write us for it. It will save 
you money. 
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