SHENANDOAH, IOWA 47 
FIELD SEEDS •PRICED RIGHT 
• Pasture Crops 
PERMANENT HAY AND PASTURE MIX¬ 
TURE (45 lbs. per bu.) Sow 12 to 15 lbs. 
per acre.) Almost any grass will give you 
pasture part of the year, but it takes a sci¬ 
entifically balanced mixture to give you 
GOOD pasture ALL summer—from real 
early spring to late in the fall. 
After years of experience, we have made 
up our famous Lot “50-50,” made up of 50% 
soil-building legumes and 50% sod-building 
grasses. For greatest returns it is the proper 
combination of 6 grasses and 6 legumes to 
give you an ALL-SEASONS pasture, or one 
hay crop and pasture the rest of the season. 
This combination of many varieties makes it 
adapted to upland and lowland, early, late, 
and midsummer pasture. 2 bu. plant 6y 2 to 
7 V 2 acres—4 bu. plant 13 to 15 acres. 
A good pasture all year long is something 
you can’t leave to chance. Insure it with 
Henry Field’s famous Lot “50-50” mixture and 
and your seed and feed bill will be cut in two. 
A PASTURE SOWN TO HENRY FIELD’S LOT “50-50” 
A pasture from Lot “50-50” will give plenty of feed from early 
in 31ay to late in November. Well balanced for all soils and seasons. 
High in feeding value. 
you’ll have plenty of pasture 
A COMPLETE LINE OP 
HURRY-UP MIXTURE —25 lbs. per bu. Sow early, 12 lbs. per acre with 3 
pecks of oats. Pasture by the 15th of May and on through the season. 
Pasture seeds are cheaper than they have been for several years. This is the 
time to sow while the seed is way down. 
FIELD SEEDS — 
PRICED RIGHT 
(See the enclosed yellow sheet for prices) 
Prices on Enclosed List 
• Fodder Crops 
When short on pasture or hay, it will pay you big to put a few acres into 
fodder crops for supplementary feed. A good fodder crop suited to your local¬ 
ity, will pay you big in feed and grain. 
The fodder crop situation looks good. It looks as though there will be 
enough seed for a good average demand. But a lot of seed available is very 
low in germination. In order to get high germinating seed at a low price, it is 
best to order now while you can get the pick of the crop. (See enclosed yellow 
sheet for prices.) 
• Grasses 
A good grass is the basis for any permanent pasture. But for a good stand, 
you must use good seed—adapted to your locality. 
Our grasses are bred and selected to the middle west. They will give you 
the finest growth and as permanent a stand as any seed you can buy. 
Don’t forget to include your order for lawn grass seed with your other field 
seed order. (See enclosed yellow sheet for prices.) 
These Specials Will Save You Money 
1_Lot LUCKY—Dakota No. 12 Alfalfa. 
My 1936 Super Offer. The year’s greatest value in hardy, 
vigorous, beautiful seed. FREIGHT PAID to within 300 
miles of Shenandoah. (Sack free.) Limit—5 bu. to one cus¬ 
tomer while it lasts. 
2.—Lot GRAND—Medium Red Clover. 
Freight Paid anywhere within 300 miles of Shenandoah. 
Red Clover is short this year, but we bought this before the 
price advance. Here is your opportunity to profit by our 
fortunate purchase. The season’s greatest clover value. 
Order now while this special lot is available. Don’t delay ordering; this 
bargain cannot last long. 
3.—Lot PERFECT—White Blossom Sweet Clover. 
Extra-fancy, new crop—Noxious weed free—High quality—High Ger¬ 
minating Seed. 
1 bu. $3.00; 5 bu. $2.95 per bu.; 10 bu. $2.90 
per bu. F.O.B. Shenandoah, sacks free. 
Only a limited amount at these bargain prices. Sweet Clover is the 
greatest pasture crop known. Will feed more head per acre and will build 
the best soil. 
Only 
$1050 
Per bn. 
$1250 
Per bn. 
AI.FAI.FA 
A. B. Lyman Grimm 
Home Grown Grimm 
Blue Tag Grimm 
Registered Grimm 
Cossack 
Dakota No. 12 
Hardy Home Grown 
Nebraska Hardy 
Northern Grown 
Northwestern Grown 
Lot North 
Cornbelt 
Utah and Kansas 
CLOVER 
Medium Red 
Mammoth Red 
Alsike and White Dutch 
Korean, S'ericea and 
Harbin Lespedeza 
SWEET CLOVER 
White and Yellow Blossom 
Grundy Co. and Hub am 
Unhulled White 
GRASSES 
English Bluegrass 
Kentucky Bluegrass 
Timothy 
Timothy and Alsike 
Timothy and Red Clover 
Field’s Famous Lawn Grass 
Mixture 
Shady Nook Lawn Grass 
Red Top 
Rye Grass 
Orchard and Brome Grass 
Reed’s Canary Grass 
Poa Trivialis 
Poa Bulhosa 
Bermuda Grass 
Hurry Up Pasture Mix 
Permanent Pasture Mix 
FODDER CROPS 
Kaffir and Milo Maize 
Feterita and Fodder Cane 
Waconia and Honey Drip 
Syrup Cane 
Atlas, Hegari, and Grohoma 
German Millet 
SOYBEANS 
Wilson and Manchu 
Illini and Dunfield 
Virginia 
Spring Wheat 
Rye and Barley 
Fulghum and Iogold Oats 
Flax and Rape 
Pop Corn 
Seed Corn 
Cyclone and Horn Seeders 
Sheepo, Agrico, and Bags 
Other Grades of Seed 
