The corn listed below is not all Wisconsin grown. That means 
of course, that it will be later in maturing than Wisconsin corn. 
It is all good seed corn from some of the best and most reliable 
Nebraska growers, all double milled and showing germination tests 
of 90 per cent or better. We like to see Wisconsin farmers and 
other northern farmers order Wisconsin Grown Corn for their 
general planting as we know it will give the best satisfaction. 
For silage and for fodder of course the Nebraska corn will do very 
well, and costs less. 
IMPROVED LEAMING 
The Learning' is the oldest distinct variety of corn, having been 
originated in 1826. It is a standard yellow corn, well adapted 
to northern and central Illinois and the most of Iowa, and 
similar latitudes. In fact, it is grown with success in southern 
Wisconsin and is in great demand in the north for silage. Not 
quite as large and not quite as late as Reid’s Yellow Dent. 
Prices: y 2 pk., 50c; pk., 85c; bu., $3.00; 2y 2 bus. at $2.90; 10 
bus. at $2.80. 
COLD RESISTANT GOLDEN GLOW 
EARLIER THAN GOLDEN GLOW AND THE BEST GOOD-SIZED 
CORN FOR CENTRAL AND UPPER WISCONSIN 
Cold Resistant Golden Glow is a genuine Golden Glow with all the 
good qualities of that variety and in addition with the cold resistant 
features bred into it so it will stand unfavorable weather. 
It is just what its name indicates, a strain of Golden Glow that will 
resist the cold, unfavorable weather we are so apt to have at corn 
planting time and a little later on and permit earlier planting. 
Owing to the cool weather which frequently prevails during the early 
part of the growing season and retards the growth of corn a strain was 
bred which will continue to grow under conditions too cool for ordinary 
varieties. This work was begun in 1914 by germinating six kernels 
from each of a large number of ears, in an ice box kept at a temperature 
of 42° to 45° F. After six years of selection, a strain of Golden Glow 
Corn was produced which will grow at a soil temperature several degrees 
lower than that required for the standard Golden Glow strains. 
Our Wisconsin Cold Resistant is from Pierce County, Northwestern 
Wisconsin. A lot of selection work has been put on it making it earlier. 
It runs a full week earlier in maturity than Golden Glow. 
Certified Wisconsin: y 2 pk., 75c; pk., $1.35; bu., $5.00; 2y 2 bus. at 
$4.90; 10 bus. at $4.80. 
ENSILAGE TYPES OF CORN 
LONGFELLOW FLINT 
Longfellow Flint is the most popular of all flint varieties. 
It is a beautiful 8-rowed yellow flint with long, straight ears, 
ten to fifteen inches long. Ripens in 75 days. We normally 
sell more Longfellow than all the other varieties of flint. 
Prices, Nebraska grown: y 2 pk., 60c; pk., $1.10; bu., $4.00; 
2y 2 bus. at $3.90; 10 bus. at $3.80. 
IMPROVED SMUT NOSE FLINT 
BEST OF ALL FLINTS. 
Developed, improved and sent out by the Wisconsin Ex¬ 
periment Station. They consider it more prolific than any 
other Flint and it also has a better stalk. It has a long ear 
with eight rows of large yellow kernels. Our stock was grown 
in Jefferson County, Wisconsin. It is fire-dried the same as 
all our other Wisconsin corn. 
Prices, Wisconsin: y 2 pk., 75c; pk., $1.35; bu., $5.00; 2 ! / 2 
bus. at $4.90; 10 bus. at $4.80. 
GIANT RED COB ENSILAGE 
A very large pure white corn with red cob. It grows the 
largest, doubtless, of any variety of corn and is the favorite 
for planting in the north for a large growth of green fodder. 
Does not ordinarily mature ears in the north. 
Prices, Missouri grown: y 2 pk., 45c; pk., 80c; bu. (56 
lbs.), $2.75; 2y 2 bus. at $2.65; 10 bus. at $2.55. 
Improved Learning. 
HERO CORN GRADER 
A Corn Grader that is a real grader. You 
should plant kernels that are all alike in size 
and shape if you want a per¬ 
fect stand. 
Leading farmers and corn 
growers everywhere testify to 
the perfect work done by this 
grader. It will pay for itself 
in one season. Price, $17.00. 
Shipping wt., 70 lbs. 
BONIDE CRO-TOX 
For the protection of seed 
corn against birds and rodents. 
See page 70. 
ROOT CROPS 
Root crops are profitable. They will save one- 
half the grain feed without reducing the milk 
yield. They cost only $4.00 to $5.00 a ton 
while other concentrates cost about $30.00 per 
ton to produce. An enormous crop can be taken 
from an acre. Mangels sometimes produce from 
forty to fifty tons per acre. Turnips can be 
sown with grain thereby costing practically 
nothing to produce. Mangels, carrots, turnips, 
pumpkins and rutabagas are splendid feed crops. 
Reid’s Yellow Dent. A very popular Large Yellow Corn. 
REID’S YELLOW DENT 
Reid’s Yellow Dent is doubtless more largely grown 
throughout the Corn Belt than all other varieties of Yellow 
Corn combined. It is of a light golden color; ears long and 
solid, shelling 88 per cent grain and often better. It is the 
favorite for exhibition purposes. Because of its very large 
growth it is a very profitable variety to plant in the north 
for silo and in a very favorable season the ears will fully 
mature. It will make a larger tonnage for the silo than 
anything else we offer except Giant Red Cob Ensilage but 
Red Cob will not or.dinarily give you ears. 
Prices, western grown: y 2 pk., 50c; pk., 85c; bu., $3.00; 
2y 2 bus. at $2.90; 10 bus. at $2.80. 
HAND CORN 
PLANTERS 
A hand corn planter is a 
necessity around the farm for 
planting small lots or for re¬ 
planting where seed is drowned 
out or failed to germinate. We 
carry a complete stock of Acme 
Hand Planters. See page 68. 
EVERGREEN SWEET FODDER CORN 
A fodder grade of Stowell’s Evergreen Sweet Corn. Ex¬ 
actly the same as our garden Stowell’s Evergreen except not 
hand picked. See page 17. 
Prices: V2 pk., 70c; pk., $1.80; bu. (45 lbs.), $4.70; t 2y 2 
bus. at $4.60. 
Improved Smut Nose Flint. 
SEE POSTAL TABLE ON PAGE 55 TO 
FIGURE POSTAGE REQUIRED ON 
SMALL LOTS OF FIELD SEEDS OR¬ 
DERED SENT BY MAIL. 
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