RUST-FREE INSURANCE 
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THATCHER , . 
WHEAT 
Canary 
Grass 
gflWQL (Phalaris Arundinacea) 
Now within reach of all is 
this wonderful grass. Pro- 
Sfi/ duces 6-10 tons of valu- 
v W>£+'- able hay per acre on 
j*£* 2*" worthless swamp land. 
A perennial easily established and 
offered at lowest seed cost since its 
production. This is your opportunity. 
(See page 59). 
Thatcher Wheat 
(Rust-Resistant) 
The new Wheat you have read about. 
Here is the answer to the black rust 
plague which took more than half the 
spring wheat crop the past year. A 
beardless variety, stiff in straw, produc¬ 
ing 4-5 bushels more wheat per acre 
normally, and 10-15 bu. more per acre 
under rust condition, than other varie¬ 
ties. Introduced by University of 
Minnesota. (See page 63). 
Two New Potatoes 
By U. S. Department of Agriculture 
CHIPPEWA— -Newest high yielding—medi¬ 
um late—storage potato of exceptional 
quality — shallow eyes ■—- resistant to 
Ik, disease. 
NEW GOLDEN —A new Hybrid gold- 
en fleshed variety — out-yielding 
all others in trials (500 bu. and 
over per acre). Excellent qual- 
ity—first time offered—seed 
supply limited. (See page 
— New — 
Chippewa 
"Master" 
Hybrid Corn 
The most important develop¬ 
ment in corn production of the 
century. New strains and varie¬ 
ties out-yielding all others and 
adapted to your locality. Of 
greatest importance is the early 
reservation of seed corn this 
year. See page 66. 
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WARNING 
THE SEED CORN SITUATION 
IS CRITICAL 
Good Seed Corn will be at a prem¬ 
ium, owing to frost damage through¬ 
out the Northwest and Central 
States. Test all Corn you intend to 
plant, and order early to avoid dis¬ 
appointment. 
See pages 66-68. 
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