Other grasses which we carry in stock are Red 
Top, Orchard Grass, Kentucky Bluegrass, Euro¬ 
pean and Creeping Bent, Sheep’s Fescue, Wood 
Meadow Grass, White Dutch Clover, Alsike and 
White Dutch mixture, making a desirable pasture 
clover; also Alsike and Timothy mixture. 
SEED 
Early Wonder Oats 
Oderbrucker Barley 
Marquis Wheat 
Canadian Swedish Oats 
Speltz or Emmer 
GRAINS 
Ithacan Oats 
Alpha Barley 
Cornellian Oats 
Japanese Millet 
Buckwheat 
NITRAGIN SEED INOCULANT 
For all clover, peas, vetch, beans, etc. 
It pays to inoculate all legumes. 
SOY BEANS 
We have—- 
Cayugas, local grown, where matured beans 
are wanted. 
Wilson Blacks for Soy Bean hay or to plant 
with corn. 
Soy Bean Hay, Cut before beans have ripened, has 
a greater value in protein and fats than Alfalfa 
hay. 
Soy Beans, cut green and packed with corn for 
silage, will make a perfect ration of much greater 
value than corn alone. 
We urge the use of Oats, Peas and Vetch as well 
as Soy Beans, Sunflower, Soudan Grass and other 
forage crops to ward against another hay shortage. 
Ask for special booklet on Soy Beans. 
MILK AT LOWER COST 
Four crops that will help do this are Alfalfa, 
Mangles, Cabbage, Soy Beans. Either of them to¬ 
gether with good silage produced from early ma¬ 
turing corn will reduce the cost of making milk. 
The drought of last year proved the value of sun¬ 
flowers when planted with corn, as they continued 
to grow right through the dry weather and boosted 
the tonnage as well as the feeding value. We have 
Sunflower seed. 
COME TO US FOR GOOD SEED CORN 
Our principal sales of corn for silage are the 
8weepstakes type. Our stock of this superior corn 
comes to us from one of the largest seed corn 
houses, which is equipped with every facility for 
curing and handling corn. This insures clean 
seed, properly graded and of dependable germina¬ 
tion. The Sweepstakes corn gives a satisfactory 
green tonnage, ears heavily and reaches a desirable 
^tage of maturity at the time of silage harvest. 
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