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Every farmer we know of ■f ° b ^ te g r T 0 r 
?h U em C they are aVelopme^of 
hum but often s^pen three weeks later 
may be sown as muc iel( i The increase 
and still be a leade - ? from 5 % to 25% 
in production has rangeu^ oat do well 
straw much str , 01 ^ r - s1 ^n y awnless. It is alwavs one 
on the back and aie us “V Its w ide range of seed- , 
of the earliest unfavorable conditions and 
ing dates, its resistan ?? one of the surest heavy yield- 
early maturity make it e . variety strongly be¬ 
ing varieties. We jecommena t QUr cust omers 
cause of the satisfaction it lias g seed is c e aned 
C and is priced low.' 
See page 41 
1 ° ur Swedish 
heavy grained k e r * ct ,‘yPe oats are large 
white oats. The stiff 1L - U ?P- meaty 
Jhe grain i s borno J Straw is fairly l on£r 
bia me n h - at -' ater tha " Iowa r r ad '!l S r' head *- 
these llrge'h de S d 5 bea «tiful sigh t C ° ,um - 
these fine heavygra° n ° P ‘ n ? w . ,th u a loa/ofl 
f dde <J profits too forn^ that brings ' 
type has yielded over m il l U, ; h as this 
W.th proper weath er heI P er acre, 
these oats can produce amaz mg howl 
Our northern grown j 
ErtSr* 
It toV’ , bl ^ er , Cleaner north J thls quaJlt y-, 
It takes good seed to get n ” the 5 n grown seed 
duction. U IO 8 et m ore profitable oat pra 
Disinfects small grain 
for two cents a bushel 
A dry treatment. Easy to ap¬ 
ply. Controls stinking smut of 
Wheat, covered smut and stripe 
of Barley and loose and covered 
smut of Oats. Does not cause 
seed to lodge in drill. Measuring 
spoon in each can. Half ounce 
treats a bushel. Makes for bet¬ 
ter stands and larger yields. 
Many Agricultural authorities 
advocate its use. We recom¬ 
mend it highly. 
Prepaid 1 lb. enough 
for 32 bushel only 
75c; 5 lbs. for 
$3.00. 
Big Yielder—-No Waste—Fine Feed 
Ordinary oats are 28 to 40% hulls. This variety has no hulls. It’s 
all meat. Grains similar to rye but softer and lighter in color. They 
are also excellent producers in several cases, having _ outyielded the 
ordinary hulled oat. Even should it fall a little below in yield the in¬ 
creased feeding value of the Hulless makes it very profitable to grow. 
Straw is of medium length and strong. Equally as hardy and drought 
resisting as ordinary oats. These oats can be fed without grinding. 
They certainly are fine feed. One grower reported his Hulless oat smut 
free while common oats were badly affected. In order to help prevent 
smut we treat all our Hulless oats with copper carbonate to destroy 
smut spores. _ This treatment is effective only on Hulless. 
Our seed is fine quality, carefully cleaned, and graded. It is a real 
seed stock. We have attractive prices on these oats this year. 
FULcriUM 
a quality guaran- 
the Fulghum oat 
Our Fulghum Type oats are of 
teed to please you. We consider 
as one of the heaviest producing of the early varie¬ 
ties, especially when sown early. It outyielded other 
varieties by 12% to 17% in a seven-year test. Ker¬ 
nels are medium size. Golden yellow color. Straw 
relatively short. One of the best to stand up on 
rich land and to outyield on thin land as well. 
Fulghums are especially resistant against smut. 
Where Khersons showed 25 to 40% hardly a trace 
could be found in the Fulghums in the same test. 
These oats are hardier than most oats. They are 
sown in the south as a winter oat. Best results in 
the north come from very early seeding. For later 
seeding use Columbia or Iowar. We recommend our 
Fulghum Type oats highly. 
r jPC oats 'T'u , 
r Igr van?,? 
IoZ ? 0 "| «rfy a 60°S nated 
"lost of and in* ICe oat. ]> ° a .y variety r e 
spendable 
stock 
are of 
feeding- 
most 
This,y* blag 3 a ® n hull V?>‘ns n 
fciT and g “g.in sgfeTg ITro wn 
tynl he - r south °r t s .similar JV^ection^r , 3 and 
seed is ery much n s Pod earl,, farmers 
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