Sam Recommends These New Introductions 
Sixty-Day Combine MILO.Short, stout, drought-defying Grain Sorghum. 
Page 16 
Golden Nugget Yellow Corn.A 75-day corn that produces more bushels per 
Page 32 acre with less moisture than any other corn. 
Dakota Black Amber Cane.A tonnage producer on the stock farm of most 
Page 19 palatable feed that gets along with less mois¬ 
ture. 
Prof. Hansen’s Proso Millet.Highest yielding grain and hay plant in the 
Page 18 northwest. 
Montana Perennial Clover.Also known as Astralagus Rubyi. Thrives on 
Page 16 wet alkali soils. 
New Low Prussic Acid Cane.Science scores again in the introduction of 
Page 19 thig wonderful seed development which should 
eliminate thousands of dollars worth of losses 
from poisoning. 
Western Wheat Grass.(Agropyron Smithii) the most nutritious grass 
Last page for pasture and hay. It will prove a billion 
dollar blessing on the stock farms of America. 
Here are crops that stand the punishment of the prairie wind and sun. Crops 
that Pay More for Your Season’s Work. 
INDEX 
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Alfalfa .20 
Alfalfa inoculation.20 
Apple trees . 14 
Asparagus Roots .15 
Asparagus Seed . 5 
Astralogus Clover .16 
Barley .17 
Beans, Garden . 3 
Beets, Garden . 3 
Bent Grass .24 
Black Hills Spruce.15 
Bermuda Onion Plants.— 7 
Cabbage . 4 
Cane .19 
Caragana .11 
Carrots, Garden . 4 
Cauliflower . 4 
Cherry Trees .14 
Chinese Elm .14 
Climbing Vines .11 
Choke Cherry .11 
Corn, Field —,.12-13 
Corn, Pop . 4 
Corn, Sweet . 4 
Crested Wheat Grass.24 
Cucumbers . 5 
Currants . 15 
Dahiia Flowers .11 
Dill . 5 
Egg Plant . 5 
Flax .17 
Flower Plants .11 
Flower Seeds .10 
Graden Seed Collection.... 5 
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Grapes .16 
Gladiolus Flowers .11 
Gooseberry Plants .16 
Grasses .18-19 
Herbs . 5 
Honeysuckle, Tartarian....14 
Hotkaps . 5 
Kaffir Corn . 19 
Lawn Grass .17 
Lawn Clover .17 
Lettuce . 6 
Lilac Bushes ..11 
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Mangels . 3 
Millet .18-19 
Milo .16 
Muskmelon . 6 
Nursery Stock .11-16 
Oats ...17 
Odds and Ends. 5 
Onion .6 7 
Onion Plants . 7 
Onion Sets . 7 
Ornamental Shrubs ....11-14 
Parsley . 7 
Parsnip . 7 
Peanuts . 7 
Pear Trees .15 
Peonies .11 
Peas, Garden . 7 
Pepper . 7 
Plant Protectors . 5 
Plum Trees .15 
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Pop Corn . 4 
Potato Seed .19 
Proso Grain Millet.18 
Pumpkin . 9 
Radish .. 8 
Rape ...17 
Raspberry Plants .15 
Rhubarb . 15 
Roses . 11 
Russian Olive .11 
Rutabaga .*. 8 
Sage for flavoring. 5 
Salsify . 8 
Seed Corn .12-13 
Soy Beans .17 
Spirea .14 
Spinach . 8 
Squash . 8 
Strawberry Plants .15 
Sudan Grass .19 
Sunflower . 8 
Sweet Clover ..24 
Sweet Corn . 4 
Sweet Peas .-..10 
Swiss Chard . 8 
Tomatoes . 9 
Turnips . 9 
Vine, Climbing .11 
Watermelons . 9 
Western Wheat Grass.24 
Wheat .17 
White Clover .24 
Don't forget to include a few shrubs and fruit trees—no other element will 
give you as much pleasure for years to come. 
Wallace-Homestead Company, Horticultural Printers, Des Moines. Iowa 
