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big PHALARIS GROWS v W i . 
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SsarygrasS 
The grass that is sweeping the nation. Through¬ 
out the northern half especially farmers are turn¬ 
ing to this crop that has given such sensational 
performance. A grass that lives for many years 
yet is easily eradicated by plowing. A grass that 
will grow under water and on wet boggy land yet is 
a wonderful drought resister. Heavier in produc¬ 
tion and higher in feeding value than other grasses. 
Forms a dense sod. Stops soil -washing. Great for 
hay and pasture. The growth is very leafy. In a 
dry year on upland loam soil at Iowa State College 
it outyielded Timothy, Orchard Grass, Bromus and 
all similar grasses. It almost doubled the yield of 
Bromus which was second best. 
Small lots, postpaid, 1 lb., 60c; 5 lbs., 
$17.60; 100 lbs., $35.00. 
It is no wonder Reed Canary Grass is becoming 
so popular and wide spread in usage. It does what 
no other grasses can do. It is just the crop that 
tens of thousands of acres need. This year our 
price is the lowest ever made only about a third 
of last year’s price. All new crop, recleaned high 
germinating seed. Requires about 6 lbs. per acre. 
Sow on a fine seed bed, cover lightly and roll if 
possible. May be sown with a nurse crop early. 
Also sown alone later on land where weed growth 
has been checked by discing and harrowing. 
Ask for our free circular giving detailed infor¬ 
mation. Buy seed now for present low prices. 
$4.25. Not prepaid, 10 lbs., $3.75; 25 lbs., $8.90; 50 lbs., 
KENTUmr BUIE fiPflfrQ flVmTEP BLUE GRASS 
Prices Low—Sow Liberally 
helvily 18 T h h e in e tt r an 0 ds ee , d re KentUcky BIue Grass 
that few farmers can afford^Tlf/Vet lux J? ries 
your acres is too small Oniii, turn from 
will show a profit It heavy stands 
make good stands ThB^te pIe ( 1 ty of seed to 
our Northern grown seed f-Tevt quaIUy of 
heavier and better filled nn| Xt ! a 800d - ft is 
never get finer quality At ?he C ie aner ;- You ’ ]1 
prices are about half’ of i = • sam ® tune ° ur 
Now is the time to thicken year ® figures, 
and make liberal seeding your ° ,d stands 
Kentucky Blue Grasses ° f .. n T pa ? tui *e- 
most sections. It is fdanted natural .’^ass in 
of soils and climate Tt, d fl r Wlde ran & e 
higher than most grasses 1 Tt wAn 8 * value is 
rifle abuse. Good seed win 4 „ wi t hstands ter- 
stand and more luxuriant^rorStn d HS e thicker 
old stands, disc the lanf 10 , To thi cken 
straight. Broadcast seed ^ ^ lth kmves set 
seedings have seed r £ w ' For new 
lightly after selling and T'n h ?e rrow ver y 
Either winter or spring in ?>V. lf u posslb le. 
a nurse crop. P 8 grain may be used as 
ittg- ^ch U 8 ^ei^tif a sman r i^t^ rket + are show - 
30c; 5 lbs S 3 -fq- in ?i a11 l? ts ’ Postpaid: 1 lb 
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Poa Bulbosa 
This grass has habitsi jsst or t ^® t her Vnifbets 
other grasses. Produces see ,1 thg sum . 
^VelinTto fX^^d t 
JJKl n C o°t d inTur a e th it r ^“^ieSiSSlSSS 
the better it seems to X vsis of hay showing 
is unusually high any an y s Bulbosa 
Ifco^reTw^ r 9 d 0 Protein and 0.70 fat for 
Kentucky Blue G r ass. it produces little bulbs 
Instead of tine seen ‘ p bulbs on the 
in the seed X tbe lllfng on a well prepared 
roots. Sow in tne spr & enmp merely 
seel bed and harrow ®° 0 “ e c0 verlng. 
broadcast without a n yp r ep arat ’ rseedings may 
Sow 7 to 8 lbs. P® r X thickem up Thif grass 
be made. Stands will t been widely grown 
i* ^noTt^sf Xltf; 
| 0 nclr' V |ho°lld Pr b 0 e 3 a big money maker especially 
f01 plst°^l^ a rTb S , e 5^; 5 lbs., $2.50; 10 lbs 
ffla-rn Not Prepaid: 25 lbs., $8.75, au 
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