Hundreds of other fine, true reports could be printed 
here. But there’s only ONE WAY for YOU to PROFIT in this 
matter —sow Hoffman’s Seed Wheat on your farm this year! 
It is cleaned clean —free of foul matter—no sign of smut 
was found in any of these crops. Closely graded, plump, and 
sound! Every grain counts. You save seed. It’s just plain 
waste to sow as much of this highly-graded seed as you 
would of less-graded seed. You safely save a peck to a half 
bushel of seed to each acre. And that saves you money! 
“Leap’s Prolific” 
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“Just threshed the 16 acres sowed last fall 
to your ‘Leap’s Prolific’ Seed Wheat. It 
averaged 53 bushels per acre.” 
HOWARD GARWOOD, 
Camden County, New Jersey. 
“Last fall I bought seed wheat from you. 
I lacked a bushel or more to finish the piece 
and used my own wheat, which I considered 
quite good, for the remainder. I was aston- 
ised this harvest to see the difference in 
favor of the Hoffman seed. Your claims 
for increased yield from Hoffman’s seed 
wheat I believe are very conservative.” 
C. F. PRESTON, 
Nottingham, Penna. 
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man’s TIMOTHY SEED 
Price is very low. Quality fine. Purity of 
Hoffman’s “Farmer’s Choice” Timothy is just 
as high as Timothy seed can test — right 
around the 99%% mark. No foul weeds. 
Tested for sure sound growth. Sow clean 
Timothy seed—don’t buy uncleaned, untested 
seed! Hoffman’s seed is so low in price this 
year—sow it freely. Results will please you 
and pay you well! 
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ALFALFA SEED 
Edgar Hinkle, of Annville, Pa., reported a 
yield of 65 tons alfalfa hay from 12 acres. 
W. F. Barkdoll, of Mont Alto, Pa., averaged 
over 5% tons from 34 acres. . . Thousands of 
other splendid stands of alfalfa have come 
from Hoffman’s Seed. There must be reasons. 
And there are! In short, there just can’t be 
finer seed—and that’s true ! 
“NORTHWEST” ALFALFA — successful 
for past 19 years. Always dependable. Stands 
severe weather conditions. Comes from the 
far northwestern states — its source verified by 
the U. S. Government. Every lot tested— 
sound — free from foul weeds. Sow the gen¬ 
uine Hoffman “Northwest” seed —accept no 
lower-priced substitutes. Start right—and get 
better alfalfa and more of it! 
“GRIMM” ALFALFA. Excellent quality. 
One lot, State Certified, the other, Govern¬ 
ment Verified Origin. The genuine strains. 
Priced right. Tested and sound. 
“KANSAS” ALFALFA is preferred by 
many folks. It is hardy, yields well. Very 
clean seed. All Hoffman Alfalfas tests 99.50% 
or better pure —all are of sound growth. 
Prices, see other side of this circular. 
gf loffman’s CLOVER SEED 
Finest Red Clover, Alsike Clover, Sweet 
Clover and the other Grasses are in stock, 
ready for your orders. Very well cleaned and 
tested. Prices are very fair. See other side. 
The leading variety. Famous for its 
good, reliable, heavy crops of wheat for 
21 years. No wheat ever made nearly so many excellent crops. 
That’s where “Leap’s Prolific” makes you money! An extra good 
stooler. Roots deeply, makes many stalks per seed. This saves 
seed — you don’t need to sow it heavily. Stiff in the straw. 
Stands up fine, even in richest soils, and grows good, long straw, 
too. Does not shell out —or shatter easily when being handled— 
you save the full crop. Early and hardy. You don’t have to 
wait for “Leap’s Prolific” to ripen—it’s ready in time. Even well 
into the north, it has withstood extremes of unfavorable weather, 
and winter-killing. Nice grain, good size, long-type berry. Very 
best of milling qualities. Kind of soil: This wheat has been doing 
well on highland, lowland, limestone, gravel, clay, loam, or slate 
land. Even on thin to average soil—on rich soils of course. 
Sow Hoffman’s seed of this famous variety—get the genuine, 
the original seed. It costs but very little, if any more—and then 
you know you are starting right! A great many folks buy new 
“Leap’s Prolific” seed here each year. Because it pays them to do 
so. They keep their production up to the maximum all the time— 
they don’t let their seed ‘run out’ before changing. They know it 
pays to sow Hoffman’s Seed—and it pays best to sow it every year! 
Join this throng this year. Order today. See prices on other side. 
Crop results are bound to pay you. 
A good smooth-chaff variety. Ripens medium 
* u " early. Grain is good size and plump. Stiff in the 
straw, too. Withstands extremes of winter-weather conditions. 
Stools out well. Heads are of medium length, compactly built. 
Chaff is white. “Forward” has also been a fine yielder—usually 
being right up with the leaders in this respect. Like with all 
Hoffman-cleaned wheats, you don’t need to sow this “Forward” 
seed so heavily. . . . 1% to 1% bushels per acre is ample. . . . See 
Price List—printed other side. 
A dependable yielder year after year. Has 
ranked extremely high here—one year Mumma 
Bros., had 1,134 bu. from 22 acres—51% bu. per acre. Originated 
in Ohio. Stiff in the straw. White beardless 
chaff. Fine, large grain. Early. Hardy. 
Stools out very well—saves you seed. A 
fine worthy wheat that should have wider 
use.See Prices — other side. 
“Trumbull” 
“Pennsylvania 44” 
A bearded wheat. 
White chaff. Straw 
grows long, and it is considered one of the 
stiffest- strawed bearded varieties. Grain is 
of good size. Sow about 1% bushels per acre. 
Where a bearded wheat is required, “Penn¬ 
sylvania 44” answers fine. Yields well—and 
is dependable for a good crop of both wheat 
and straw. 
“Lancaster Fulcaster” 
An old reliable standby among the bearded 
winter wheats. Many growers won’t depart 
from this variety. It has served them very 
well for a great many years. Always comes 
through. Grain is large and plump. Stools 
well. Grain weighs heavily. Ripens early. 
Gives good satisfaction. See prices other 
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Wheat 
“From 22 bushels ‘Leap’s Prolific’ wheat I bought from you last year, we just 
threshed 480 bushels of wheat—for an average of 37 bushels per acre. We got 
less than 20 bushels per acre from our own old seed.” 
LEWIS S. WEBSTER, Bucks Co., Pa. (1934). 
Order Today . . . direct from A. H. HOFFMAN, Inc., Landisville, Lancaster County, Penna. 
