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These Are Illini Type 
A Bean of Extra Fine Quality 
This is one of the best all purpose beans. An 
excellent seed producer. Good for hay in north- . 
ern Illinois and points north. Matures in about 
105 days. This is neither a big coarse or .a small 
weak stemmed variety. It classifies as medium. 
Is generally known as a seed type bean. Beans 
are a light yellow color. 
There is a heavy call for this type. About 60% 
of yellow beans grown in Ill. are the Illini so 
they .must be good. We can recommend them 
highly and have a very fine supply of these Illini 
beans. Guaranteed to please. See page 32 for 
prices. 


Early 
Variety 
MUKDEN 

Manchu Type Are 
Very Popular 
One of the best 
This variety introduced by Iowa State known and most pop- 
Agr. College. They mature a week or 1 lati 3 th 
ten days earlier than the Manchu and ular varieties in € 

Illini and grow four to six inches § COrn belt. Medium : One of the Best Hay Varieties 
taller. The Mukden usually have 3 fe arly (105 days). This type is what is generally known as a hay 
beans in a pod. The lower pods start # Holds seed well, Ex- § type bean. Makes a larger growth of vine and pro- 
bout six incl f tl } eae ft Stems are slender 
about six inches from the ground. ; ' uces enormous crops of hay. St er, 
Yields up to 40 bu. per acre are re- § cellent for hogging making it easier to cure and also giving a finer quality 
ported off with early corn. of hay. Will make more production on poor land 
i Classified as a seed than any bean we know of. Seed brownish in color 
t and smaller than the average. 
ct ae also. Brown. | Takes less seed per acre. Not recommended for a 
extensively for hay. seed crop north of central Illinois but extra good for 
|Grows erect. Has hay. Grows on a wide range of soils. Medium late 
It pays to inoc sire Se ter in maturity. 
aaree mash Sicateicn een at ; cs ne eae nae f The demand for Virginia type is generally greater 
larger yield. Experienced Fae ; tell apte to a wide than we can supply and therefore advise early order- 
us they inoculate their inte aera Sy fie eaead: heavy ing. The quality we have is fine and our prey are 
; ) see roducer. Color argai ices, ¥ i st a star value in each va- 
year even though beans were planted | of Pagans Mellons thin bargain prices, You will get'a star valt 
Tubercle Germ Inoculation js easy to @ around varieties. <A 
apply. Directions on can. Price, Ty. @ bean that you can 
bercle Germ for Soy Beans—1 bu, § depend upon as a 
size, 26¢; 2 bu. size. 40c; 5 bu. §@ ™ OS ¢t Satisfactory 
size, GOc; 10 bu. size, $1.10; 25g Kind to grow. 
bu. size, $2.15. 
‘ : : riety. See page $2. 
on same field the previous year. Our @ is one of the best all YY ea : oe 






The Kingwa Type 
Soy Beans 
They are black and rap- 
idly taking the place of 





by the Agricultural 








; not Black Ebony and Wilson. 
: riety was introduced OF sity, Latayeti«. Adapted jose its Farmers in southern part 
bier cone Station at Purdue dapted for eral tN or lang “Ch, me of Indiana have found the 
ea ha ah Richland is best territory farther a wal po dout 105 Mediun, Kingwa type so far su- 
Ind. The Recommended for ‘soy beans. Is Gas Caves ang 229s). perior they. have cut out 
s00d BON of the other “feb Fe a Manchu. fe Fie: We Consiq.@@ the Ebony and Wilson. 
oe San about same Spunfield and ead: thus as amone °. Great for hay ande seed. 


t not as tall ater than the ih cca ae fall. ‘Farmers tell us they do 






list . 5 th l 
; In 4} € to ; 
erect, bu 10 days ear heat in Makj le ph I not shatter like other 
a ay* : whea : ll aking +... Ves s 
tures about earlier seeding O° —atisfactory a itable® jTietie, beans. They produce 
permibuine tient yields. tae Introduce Be yices Tange eae for much more hay than yel- 
serpee oe Grow a new varie SiG Page 32 for S 1 ang low beans and the quality 
variety. 


your locality. its excellent. Sow 1% 
= ¢ S$ in 
Soy Beans ! bushels per acre. 











5 La Porte, Ind. 
Gentlemen: I would like to know the price 
you would make on Soy Beans, in 25, 50 and 
100 bushel lots, and also 300 lbs. of Sudan 
Grass. As I sent you an order of $160 last year 
* on Soy Beans and seeds and J was well pleased. 
¢ (J (Signed) Harry Reinfurth. 
Arthur, W. Va. 
Gentlemen: Please send me samples of Alfalfa, 
Timothy and Alsike Clover. ‘I need right smart 
seed this spring. I did get an awful good crop 
from your seed and it holds better than other 
grasses we get here. 
(Signed) Carl Vanfleet. 














