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Michigan Certified "Russets.” Truly 
Certified Seed this is. . . . The iron-clad 
rules of the Michigan State College in¬ 
spection service protect you when you 
buy this seed. Their inspection is most 
thorough—made by trained graduate 
specialists. Fields must be clean—no 
weeds—their presence would disqualify 
the grower from certification. 
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★71 “Received the order of Tim¬ 
othy seed all O.K. It was the 
nicest seed ever I saw.” 
Joel L. Corson, 
Salem, N. J., 
NORTHERN MICHIGAN “RUSSET” 
(Certified) 
This variety has been breaking several records in many sections of 
the state. See what Messrs. Yeagle and Smith did with it—page 25. 
It is a hardy grower. Fine root system—resists disease—easy to 
harvest—stores well—a good cooker. A real money-making variety 
because it is a dependable, heavy yielder. 
Tuber-Unit Seed Selection. This system makes the very best 
seed. By it—the grower of a seed-plot can readily remove every 
single, undesirable trait from his seed-patch. Result is, he plants 
his main acreage with seed-stock that is absolutely true to name, 
free from disease, and that will do well for its Eastern planter. 
NEW YORK “RUSSET” (Certified) 
Many users have proven this seed equal in quality, freedom from 
disease, and yielding ability to that from other sources. 
In recent years this seed has ranked first in County Agent tests 
in Lehigh, Indiana and Schuylkill Counties (Penna.). One user 
produced an average of 460 bu. per acre. Some forty checks in 
eleven Counties revealed very fine yields. 
“WHITE RURAL” (Certified) 
“RURAL NEW YORKER” 
Here is an old favorite. Bred and developed by the same methods 
as our Rural Russets. Certified in the same way. Truly worthy 
seed for those who prefer a heavy-yielding white potato. 
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PASTURE GRASSES 
A GOOD pasture will make money for you. . . . And certainly one 
point toward getting a good pasture, is to sow good seed. . . . Such 
is here offered you. Tested seed of many varieties—grasses that 
are known to best serve eastern farmers. For quotations see Price 
List, mailed with this catalog. 
PERMANENT HAY AND 
PASTURE MIXTURE 
Here's how you can make money on your idle land—land that you 
cannot farm, because it is too rocky, too steep, too small or too wet. 
Put that land to work for you. Do as thousands of other success¬ 
ful farmers have done. Sow this mixture of selected Pasture 
Grasses that will produce Hay or Pasture, for many years to come, 
on your land that is not suited for general farming. 
Get either of these two mixtures. The Highland Mixture for 
well-drained, hilly land, and the Lowland Mixture, for low, wet 
land, meadows, etc. This mixture is made up of carefully selected 
grasses, blended in their proper proportions. This mixture con¬ 
tains the Blue Grasses, Herds Grass or Red Top, Rye Grasses and 
Fescues, other permanent grasses, some Timothy and a proper pro¬ 
portion of the Clovers—thus making up a well-balanced mixture 
produced under the direction of the highest authorities and verified 
bv our own practical experience. Plant either spring or fall. Sow 
about 1 bushel—32 pounds to the acre. 
CANADA BLUE GRASS 
Similar to Kentucky Blue. A shorter, more wiry, coarser and 
faster growing grass. Will grow where Kentucky will not. Sow 
this on your mountainous country and rocky soil. Makes some¬ 
what less feed per acre, 
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