REUTER SEED CO., Inc., New Orleans 
Farm and Field Seeds 
[NEW CROP 
600 M I 
FINE# QUALITY | 
SEEDS 
DON'T FAIL TO 
PROFIT UNDER 
THE AAA PROGRAM 
741 Ranks at the toP as Turned under at 
champion soil-improymgJ^op. triple per acre 
the proper time it wilt doume_an ^ grazed , corn- 
yield of the following op. ag oa ts and rye, or 
bined with small ' h |g Splendid winter and 
seeded alone. bairns wonderful hay, very rich 
spring pasture. e JLiiqY. it Stands the severe 
in protein', all stock South without injury, 
winters in all parte of g* Boutn ^ acticaUy a ll 
Withstands drought g ^ rprisin&ly well on poor. 
thin S la 0 nd. S Pl '® v 7 ’® U s°t U through October at the 
Sow during August throw s or 30 pounds 
rate of 20 powds Per acre^n , g ^ adap ted for 
broadcast. The tnr ?”A _ „ nd corn rows. It m 
p lanting .between cotton and of covcnn g, and 
sures uniform depth C Jln< ; I f ' d and makes it 
also an even distribution of seed, coUon 1B 
ISTo commercial iertuiz e more fertile 
on our alluvial soils, nor^^in ^ lpgume crop 
upland soils, es „ p . ec '^ L or corn which received 
f a 0ll liblral C a°p P plication of superphosphate a 
S °« ta ve h tch produces 15 to 20 lbs of^reen 
matter per lOO sQuare^fect, the^ 1 
turned under. Tms is _ . a ^ 0U t two weeks to 1 
iftoiVS'fomor oo n uon.“or =o» 6 other summer 1 
““feuter offers »«- 
of the highest purity ^oolbs $12.00: 500; lbs. 
St' 9 a i)o“l!oob*M 0 '*l°6.00 ; 1.000 n». (ton) 
$225.00^^0 for |noculating Vetch 
Inoculation essential vetch 
inoculation ts W ar he «£»*»„,*,. Reuter 
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Joe-?o5°b°sl Il.70l 750V *4.00. 
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729 The cost per acre of planting Hungarian Vetch 
is much less than Hairy Vetch. It matures fully two 
weeks earlier than Hairy, which permits getting the 
succeeding' crop in sooner. It also makes more early 
growth than Hairy. In the famous ‘ Delta of Mis¬ 
sissippi more than half of the acreage sown to winter 
cover crops is Hungarian Vetch. Tests conducted 
at the Alabama Experiment Station, Auburn, proved 
conclusively that Hungarian has proven dependable 
and made the best general average of the three 
popular legumes. Tlie Louisiana Experiment Sta- 
tion reports: “We consider it equally as valuable 
and desirable as either Hairy Vetch or Austrian 
Winter Peas and would recommend it over either ot 
them in cases where a saving on the cost of the seed 
can be secured. It is probably more resistant to acid 
soil conditions than any of the others and is also 
very aphis resistant.” Recommended for the alluvial 
and rich lands, and not for the poorer grade sandy 
soils. Plant until December, but the earlier the 
better, at the rate of 25 to 30 lbs. per acre, or 20 
lbs. when planting with small grains. Inoculate seed 
with NITRAGIN. 
Prices: Not prepaid: 10 lbs. 75c; 100 lbs. $5.50; 
500 lbs. $27.00; 1,000 lbs. $53.00; 2,000 lbs. (ton) 
$105.00. Write for current quantity prices! 
COMMON VETCH 
725 The most popular type in Louisiana. The State 
Experiment Station claims that Common Vetch can 
safely and satisfactorily he grown wherever the 
Hungarian variety does well and in most areas where 
Hairy is generally grown. Common Vetch prefers 
sandy loams that are well-drained. However, it will 
produce good crops on most other soils where 
water does not stand. It is not as resistant to 
cold as Hairy, and for this reason plantings are 
limited to the lower South. When planted alone, 
it requires 30 to 40 lbs. per acre. Half the quan¬ 
tity is sufficient when sown with - 1 .s— 
small grains. Seed should be in-/- ' ' -X 
oculated with Nitragin. Not 
paid: 10 lbs. 75c; 500 
$20.25: 1.000 lbs. $50.00; 2.0 
lbs. (ton) $08.00. 
