HEAVIEST YIELDING- 
Quick Pasture and Best Emergency Kay Crop 
“20 acres of Sudan Grass will make more pasture during 1 the hot summer months than 640 acres of native 
grass.”—U. S. D. A. Bulletin. 
The emergency needs of the country for quick hay and pasture this year is greater than ever before. 
Sudan, that great annual hay and pasture crop, will fill the bill perfectly. 
I Get Four to Ten Tons of Hay Per Acre 
As a hay. crop, Sudan will yield as much as ten tons per acre under favorable conditions. It is one of 
our greatest drouth resisting crops. In dry weather, sow Sudan and be sure of having a big crop of hay. 
Pasture Six Weeks After Seeding 
A quick grower if planted after the ground warms up in the spring. Put on 25 to 35 pounds per acre, get 
it covered from 14-inch to an inch in depth, then figure on each acre of Sudan carrying 3000 poundg 
V of livestock all summer long. Cattle, horses, hogs, sheep, and even chickens relish Sudan grass. 
Finest Heaviest Seed 
\ We bought car after car of Sudan Grass last fall wheif the early harvest came on. 
That’s why we are able to offer you only the finest quality of new crop seed with 
the highest purity and germination, at such a low price. 
Only $5.50 per loo lbs. Order Quick! 
A Great Grass 
For the Great Plain States 
Crested Wheat Grass is being used extensively in the drier regions if! 
W of Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, the Dakotas, and Missouri. It compares 
* very favorably with Brome Grass in its yields and is probably hardier under 
extremely adverse conditions. 
It makes an early rapid growth and has an extensive, deeply penetrating 
root system. It has a tendency to become dormant in hot dry seasons but suffers 
no permanent injury, growth being resumed upon the arrival of the cool days of 
autumn and continues far into the late fall season. Sow on a 
firm seed bed early without a nurse crop in close drills, covering 
about one-half inch deep at the rate of 10 to 12 pounds per acre. 
§45.00 per hundred pounds, F. O. B. Shenandoah 
postpaid 
EARL E. MAY SEED CO 
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