ORDER 
EARLY— 
THERE ARE 
MANY 
CROP 
SHORTAGES 
Reed 
Canary Grass 
(Phalaris arundinacea) 
The famous hardy perennial 
grass, producing 4 to 6 tons of 
valuable hay per acre. Grows on 
low wet soils. Easy to establish. 
See page 59. 
Ideal Silo Corn 
Thatcher 
Rust-Resistant 
Wheat 
Most profitable 
variety grown. With¬ 
stands black stem 
rust—is beardless— 
stiff in straw—pro¬ 
duces 4 to 5 extra 
bushels per acre. 
See page 63. 
New Potato Chippewa 
Outstanding winter storage potato— 
earlier than most late varieties. An ex¬ 
cellent yielder—immensely popular 
Originated by U. S. Dept, of Agricul¬ 
ture. See page 19. 
Fills silos with half 
usual acreage—thrives 
everywhere. Produces an 
abundance of fodder 
and matures large ear of 
corn. Order early. See 
page 68. 
See 
Blue 
Figure 
List 
For 
Prices. 
Farmer Seed Nursery Co., Faribault, Minn. 
