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i i uable crop. It is a legume, 
j rgain prices on the seed of a very valua 
ee eatherine soi AGlidine crop. It i ee, Bouin ot ant Eo ie one 
ie rm ilizing crops you can grow. Vetc ZrOWS on por and: he love 
oa Mtoe sandy. soil it does better than other legumes. Give it a good seed bed, and it 
fail. 
i yonders. | ; 
ei ital hrough spring, summer and fall ani 
ae ot erg Sarees at one winter. The following spring it 
Peed easing in the early summer. Supplies green feed ore * 
grows eee ta is equal or superior to Alfalfa in food value. oy ae 
sie eae ae and it will produce the first bite of green next spring, 
Beer sends cold and drought, = Lig? con Mareeba We < 
crop s 25 lbs. per acre with small grain. r Wh 
Bae fe the fall and cut them together for hay the next foils ag. 
a oThe, demand for Sand Vetch is growing, -We urge you to gro 
$3.10 25 Ibs. $6.10 50 tbs. $12.00 1001bs. 
early. 
i S aN annual crop, _ Can be sown. 
eo a ae AM en If you want quick summer Soest hy 
ek opi Wigs! Sorin Vetch. It’s an emergency — ni aR core ve 
eran, ; Most farmers sow wi ats or Canada eld 
sa id oth ecto ahoee 30 to 40 Ibs. Neo enes 7 yar Re pushes pate 
gto 7 25 Ibs. Vetch, 20 Ibs. Cana a Fie as Vy 
te ot pishele ae Gite. Hick germination and low price guaranteed. 
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% bu., $2.45;1 bu., $4.80; 5 bu., 
$23.75—60 Ib. to bu, 
They are usually called CANADA 
FIELD PEAS. A crop that will give 
quick results. Sow them as early as 
you can work the ground. Dise in a 
bushel of peas With a couple of bushels 
of oats. Produces a big yield of excel- 
lent hay early. Can be pastured 6r fed 
sreen very early. Makes a fine feed. 
You can harvest oats and peas together 
for seed and Separate them after thresh- 
ing. Field Peas plowed under in full 
bloom make a wonderful fertilizer, 
This js just the crop that farmers 
Will need this Spring. Be sure to or- 
der early and get them in the ground 
early. They want cool weather and 
Will stand considerable frost. Our seed 
quality wil] please particular buyers, 
It’s thoroughly cleaned, Germination 
is high and our price is a rea] bargain. 

























SA. "BR. = FLOR... 
25 Ibs. 
pie ine ba S ray ath great forage 
is is real fancy Dwarf Essex Rape. | She 
he noes or sheep. Exceedingly rich in pro 
c os sh 
Lowers your feed cost. 
e sown 
i omical to sow. Use about 6 Ibs. per cepa edrrt sale: 
ake ati g till in August. Many sow in corn at le pepe adrates 
from early av rne ‘3 or in small grain. Does its best Fhe Mon ot 
trance aha tan Veceks after other forage ee atten 
As ae ea for plowing under to add humus to ; 
rrowi i ck. Puts on a 
f growing live sto : 
i you reduce the cost of § Aare Fac 
fi Se aa ey ready for market in eee avene reat pare eens 
a j : aS d you can § I woe 
ce aN aid i nay ¥ We have cu 
Se pe yous is y It will pay you. d 
‘ asture this year. ae fh agate seed. 
price to ed tock. Tt AS hae ie oad sre high germinating 
Pune in varf Essex variety and i: ean, 
s is line Dwarf ussex V y rin desa: 
Pee satisfy. Price high due to none imy 
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SEE PAGE\32 FOR STAR BARGAIN PRICES iielin Meee S| 
; AIS ey are rich in protein. : > will yield more on rich 
AAS 5 Ata a iPS ore gh cr es ate CL crops they will, vield 
soil bu zs i: sandy or light Clay h soils richer. _ re fertilizing 
Cowpeas are legumes or s specially well adapted to sa Ils and make suc I chs get more ferti g 
> Soi re especially for poorer soils an ' Cowpeas for hay. You g 
grow on poor soils and a ss make a profitable crop for ‘k are very fond of Cowpea: land considerably. 
ut nevertheless Tey apie atable.. Stock : red as hay they help the lan e, closing every 
ae pean may are heavy, nutritious and aa le the crop remoyed as oy of 1 to 1% bushels per acre, Aathegienin 
benent owe you plow under a full crop buoy are best drilled Any at pe hay when pods are full grown an ve 
= j nd is warm. n 3 ith corn planter. e 
Do not plant till the grou t in wider rows wit silage 
i rill, or may be pu ixed with corn silage. 
other eth Ca on green or cut green and mixed w AN. 
ern: 4 Pt EAS hated srown speckled seed, A prolific 5 canon hay 
: a popular variety. Broy srop is taken off. Makes splen 
Whip-poor-will Tyne—Medium at ray ean Otten sown eat ye “and peas. “Very pees ae ioe eae and extensively grown for hay. 
yy ps ; 0 * . or s 0 ae a ae P » for wing ~ ; ¥ 
Gen Ges pa N af Norther Indiana. Pee ataed ati coumllne points. Very valuable for plow 
Grey Goose Type—Grow ixed together or 0 av 
«OP aa: rown mixed ja 
Mixed—Different varieties ¢ 
A e g ote] 9° 3} ld write for h > I € tions, 
titi of owp shou ep es ecial > 3 due ( 
es Cc peas § 
ay agg yee a 
; shels of your over, 
area Gentlemen: Tf got 5 bushels ost: 
: ion i i y Mix last year, an | 
1 n: I have bought seed of ou. "Tehe Alsike seit ME nim ee Heong el Prac 
Gentlemen: é sed so far, and as g Alsike and ‘Timothy | 
1 pleased ; 
1919 and am wel 
pay P 3 shels more of the same seed. 
I get the quality I have been I will continue. Lab es ah Sikes bushels mone the same see 
as : fully, = 
Yours respect ae 
i ‘t M. Taylor. 
(Signed) Alber 

