DOUBLE MD TRIPIE YOUR YIELD PER ACRE NEXT YEAR 
** BY SOWING FERTILIZER CROPS LOW — 
The most important problem of any farmer 
3.S to obtain the largest possible ne ; t return 
from his farm operations. Greater"*net returns 
may be obtained by increasing your crop yields 
at the lowest oost. Winter cover crops solve 
this problem for you. 
' CRIMSON CLOVE R - A great winter soil-building and quick grazing 
Qrop. Yields 8 to 10 tons of green feed per acre; 1§• to 2 tons of 
hay. Can be planted in corn and cotton fields from August to Decem¬ 
ber, or combined with Oats or other fall crops for spring pasture. 
Makes excellent quality hay if cut before maturity. Can be grazed 
in the winter and plowed under in the spring as a green manure crop. 
When sown by itself use 15 to 20 lbs. of seed to the acre. Inocu¬ 
late with Nitragin . 
AUSTRIAL WINT ER PEAS - The leading soil-building and winter 
cover crop for the "Sbut*h7 because of its large, heavy growth on prac¬ 
tically all soils and its ability to resist winter freezes. Makes 
a splendid temporary pasture during late winter. May be planted by 
itself, but does fine with a light seeding of Oats, Rye or Barley to 
hold vines off the ground; Makes a heavy tonnage of splendid hay. 
Holds and increases fertility in your soil, furnishes grazihg for 
hour livestock or makes a valuable green manure, decaying rapidly 
when plowed under. Sow during September and October at the rate of 
30 lbs. per acre covering 2 inches deep. Inoculate with Litra^in. 
HAIRY WINTER VETCH - Another champion soil-building crop. Turn¬ 
ed under at the proper time it will double and triple per acre yield 
of the following crop frequently« Cut or grazed, combined with small 
grains, or seeded alone, it furnishes splendid winter and spring pas¬ 
ture. Makes wonderful hay which all stock relish; very rich in pro¬ 
tein. Stands drought and severe winters without injury. Does sur¬ 
prisingly well on all types of soils. Sow during August through 
October at the rate of 20 lbs. per acre in drills or 30 lbs. broad¬ 
cast. Inoculate with Jlitra^gin. 
DWARF ESSEX RAPS - Although it is not a soil-builder, it is some¬ 
thing every hog and poultry raiser should plant. Pork can be pro¬ 
duced at a lower cost if pastured on Rape. Makes fine "greens" for 
table use as a substitute for turnip, spinach and the like. Grows 
on any soil and makes a splendid forage crop in 6 to 8 weeks. Broad¬ 
cast at the rate of 8 to 12 lbs. per acre any time during the fall, 
winter or spring. 
WE OFFER STRICTLY LE W CROP SE E D OF HI GH GERMINATION AND PURITY 
1 buxton whiteTseed CO. 
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