TIPP CITY, OHIO 25 

SEED OATS 
COLUMBIA GRAY 
A high yielding early maturity oat developed 
at the Missouri Experiment Station. In tests 
it has proven both earlier and higher yielding 
than Fulghum. Kernels are grayish in color, 
long berry and thin hull. 
MIAMI 
A heavy yielding white variety developed in 
Ohio with good size grain. An excellent main 
crop variety. 
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SEED BARLEY 
Velvet 
Long awns, but smooth as Velvet. Yields as 
heavy or heavier than bearded varieties. 
Disease resistant. Six rows. Stiff straw that 
does not lodge. 
Oderbrucker 
Wisconsin pedigreed. A 6-row Bearded 
Barley, vigorous and prolific. A profitable feed 
crop and may also be used as a nurse crop 
for alfalfa. Ask for samples and prices. 

MIAMI OATS 
SOY BEANS 
Plant Beans for a Grain Crop 
Soy Beans are becoming more popular both as a Hay crop and for grain — valuable 
for soil improvement. 
Yield 2 to 2% tons per acre, finest quality, with food value equal to alfalfa. Stock 
relish it and do well on it. Put soys in every field of corn you are going to hog down. 
They contain the cheapest protein food you can possibly buy — experiments show it is 
equal to oil meal. Plan to take advantage of your waste ground and plant a few Soys 
this spring. They are a legume and rank with clovers as soil builders. 
Scioto 
Developed at Ohio State University and first distributed in 1933. Has outyielded 
Mingo and Dunfield in tests at Wooster by 3 to 5 bushels per acre. Well adapted for 
grain production in central and southern Ohio. Good hay variety throughout Ohio. 
Dunfield 
Seeds yellow with light brown seed scars. Earlier than Scioto and well adapted for 
seed production throughout central Ohio. Oil content about the highest of commercial 
varieties. 
Manchu 
Medium early variety (105 days) somewhat earlier than Scioto probably the best 
known type, erect plant and good yielder. 
‘ Mingo 
An improved and pure strain similar to Manchu and somewhat earlier in maturing. 
‘Richland 
An early variety growing erect adapted mainly to rich soils and can be harvested to 
precede wheat. Not so satisfactory on thin soils. 
Kingwa Blacks 
A medium sized black bean with a higher yield, stiffer stern and earlier than Wilson 
Black but otherwise very similar. Non-shattering, holding leaves well at maturity and 
in cured hay. 
See Current List For Prices. 
INOCULATE ALL SOY BEAN SEED WITH NITRAGIN for Higher Production. 
