"SUMTEID SAYS" 
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"It’s "been thawing most every place that was visited by those 
recent heavy snows. The ground will soon be in dandy condition for 
Spring Planting. Conditions most everywhere for getting the new Crops 
started are more favorable than for many years. This means that there 
will be a great big demand for Seeds to produce those Crops. 
Both Salesmen and Customers will gain thru prompt ordering 
because the supply of only a very few kind of Farm Seeds is normal. 
There is an acute shortage of some kinds and the- fellows who wait too 
long to buy these are likely to find they are too late. PRICES TOO 
KEEP MOVING UPWARD, so the prompt purchaser will have much to gain and 
nothing to lose from his forsight. 
INCREASE THE VALUE AND MEANING OF SERVICE IN OUR NAME BY URGING 
YOUR FRIENDS TO ORDER OUR SEEDS NOW. None of us will have cause for 
regret if you follow this "Tip". 
RETURN POSTAGE GUARANTEED 
SUN-FIELD SEED SERVICE 
1929 West 43rd Street Chicago, Ill 
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Nitragin Inoculation Prices 
When ordering, always specify kind of seed 
Soy Beans, Cow Peas 
Lespedeza (Hulled) 
Alfalfa, All Clovers 
Size Retail 
Vi bu. __—- $ .35 
1 bu. - .65 
2 Mi bu. ... 1.40 
Peas, Vetch, Beans 
Austrian Winter Peas 
Size Retail 
Vs bu. _ 3 .35 
1 bu. .50 
*1 2/3 bu_ .80 
5 bu. -. 2.25 
*” 100 lb. size.” 
Packed only for Vetch 
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| SEED ! PER BU. I PER ACRE! TIME OP SEEDING 1 
Alfalfa . 
60 
15-20 
A pril. 
.May, Aug., 
Sept. | 
Alsike, Tim. Mixed... 
45 
10-12 
Mar., 
May, Aug. 
. Oct. 1 
Barley . 
48 
72 -!'6 
April. 
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Blue Grass . 
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30-35 
Apr., 
June, Aug 
Sept. 
j Bromus . 
14 
20-30 
A pr.. 
June. Aug. 
Sept. 
I Buckwheat . 
48 
48-60 
May, 
June 
| Cane Sorghum . 
50 
60-75 
May, 
J une 
I Corn . 
56 
8-10 
May, 
June 
| Corn. Sweet. 
50 
10-15 
May, 
J u 1 y 
| Clover, Alsike . 
60 
6- 8 
Feb., 
June, Aug. 
Nov. 
, Clover. Mammoth . 
60 
8-12 
Feb.. 
Apr.. Aug 
Nov. 
j Clover, Crimson. 
60 
15-20 
Mar.. 
May. July. 
Sept. 
| Clover, Red . 
60 
8-12 
Feb., 
Apr., Aug. 
Nov. 
1 Clover, Sweet . 
60 
15-20 
Feb.. 
Apr., Aug., 
Sept. 
| Clover. White . 
60 
6- 8 
A pr., 
June, Aug. 
Oct. 
| Clover. Hubam . 
60 
10-15 
Feb., 
M a v 
1 Kaffir . 
56 
20-30 
May, 
June 
_awn Grass . 
25 
100-150 
Apr., 
June, Aug 
< >ct. 
Meadow Fescue .... 
24 
40-50 
May, 
July 
Millet German . 
50 
25-40 
May, 
J uly 
Millet. Japanese. 
35 
25-35 
Apr., 
May, Aug., 
j Oats . 
32 
60-80 
March. May 
Orchard Grass . 
14 
20-25 
Apr., 
May. Aug., 
Sept. 
! Peas. Canada. Br’dcast 
60 
80-120 
February. April 
Peas. Cow, Broadcast 
60 
86-120 
May. 
August 
Peas. Cow. Drilled. 
60 
60-70 
May. 
A ugusi 
Permanent Pasture ... 
25 
20-30 
Apr., 
June. Aug. 
Oct. 
Rape. Dwarf Essex.... 
50 
6-10 
April, 
August 
Red Top. Solid. 
14 
8-12 
Apr., 
June, Sept 
Nov 
Red Top, Unhulled.... 
14 
20-30 
Apr., 
June, Sept. 
, Nov. 
! Rye, Spring . 
56 
56-70 
March, May 
j Rve. Wmter. 
56 
60-80 
Sept., 
Nov. 
1 Rye Grass . 
14 
25-35 
Apr.. 
June, Aug. 
Oct. 
Soy Beans. Broadcast 
60 
60-90 
May, 
August 
| Sudan . 
4-25 
April. 
June 
i Timothy . 
46 
10-12 
Apr., 
June, Aug. 
. Nov. 
1 Vetch, Spring . 
60 
50-70 
March, May 
1 Vetch, Winter . 
50 
30-50 
August, November 
1 Wheat . 
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80-120 
Sept.. 
October 
