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SEED TRADE BUYERS GUIDE 
EXPORTS OF ALFALFA, CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED 
1910-37, In Pounds 
(Compiled from Foreign Commerce and Navigation of the United States, by the Hay, Feed 
arid Seed Division, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, U. S. Department of Agriculture.) 
Year 
Alfalfa 
Red clover^ 
Clover, other 
than red 
Timothy 
Other grass 
seeds 
1910 
4,758,406 
18,044,488 
1911 
2,407,145 
7,893,121 
1912 
3,222,963 
11,111,807 
1913 
4,965,994 
13,542,705 
5,062,473 
1914 
6;659,971 
13,688,707 
4,666,000 
1915 
9,527,258 
17,646,273 
.3,668,694 
1916 
6,049,990 
12,428,140 
4,120,544 
1917 
8,738,668 
13,880,725 
5,426,305 
1918 
5,985,526 
8,564,384 
2,952,193 
1919 
7,943,749 
13,346,358 
4,440,490 
1920 
4,985,695 
13,522,134 
4,252,152 
1921 
5,734,754 
19,901,945 
5,171,563 
1922 
1,025,129 
2,015,891 
2,477,902 
18,120,790 
4,198,992 
1923 
399,346 
800,550 
859,531 
18,870,181 
4,004,157 
1924 
363,369 
516,225 
1,131,845 
16,535,051 
4,070,332 
1925 
1,332,992 
415,921 
721,298 
12,484,598 
5,605,583 
1926 
741,516 
583,980 
1,168,945 
13,685,157 
5,888,540 
1927 
1,393,474 
1,279,867 
792,734 
16,669,986 
5,659,642 
1928 
781,920 
455,738 
389,951 
12,220,398 
5,257,668 
1929 
825,830 
523,535 
427,492 
9,195,022 
8,194,009 
1930 
832,965 
535,472 
708,979 
15,828,571 
6,419,390 
1931 
218,044 
670,304 
256,818 
10,476,344 
5,189,679 
1932 
1,564,641 
297,899 
318,867 
10,890,662 
3,509,375 
1933 
1,198,796 
3,025,438 
133,863 
5,009,247 
3,957,223 
1934 
958,901 
1,091,620 
1,769,465 
3,698,220 
5,305,850 
1935 
508,997 
311,437 
774,667 
3,424,716 
4,420,259 
1936 
283,573 
125,271 
99,065 
4,002,606 
4,473,151 
19372 
2,753,827 
193,443 
37,593 
738,071 
2,990,477 
^ Including all clover 1910-21. ^ Nine months ended September 30, 1937. 
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