
INOCULATE ALL LEGUMES 
with 

HALL’S SOY BEANS—COW PEAS a 
The Original Lequme Inocutator 


y INOCULATE A LL LEGUMES COW PEAS 
ITH 

The South's Economical Soil Improving 
‘The Original Lequme Inoculator and Hay Cr op ; 
Sow 1% bushels per acre broadcast for hay, or % bushel per acre, in 
- rows, 2% feet apart for seed, and cultivate. When the seed first 
germinates, the sprouts or young plants are very tender and often 
eannot push their way through the crust that has formed by the 
ground baking; therefore, in order to get a good stand, we recom- 
aK mend sowing just after a rain, when the ground is warm and moist. 

NEW ERA TYPE—It is about two weeks earlier than the Whip-poor- 
: will and produces as heavy crop of vines and lead-colored medium- 
i, sized peas,.that do not crack in threshing as badly as the larger 
ag sorts. Write for prices. 

Bie! 

WHIP-POOR-WILL TI'VPE—A sure cropper, producing a large crop of : ——$<—— a 
vines: and brown speckled seed. The Whip-poor-wilt is more SOYBEAN FIELD near Spencer, Ohio 
largely grown than any other variety. Write for prices. One drill row thru center not inoculated. Remainder 
of field inoculated with NITRAGIN. 
MIXED—tThese can be profitably used for fertilizing purposes, or 
hay, and can be purchased at slightly lower prices than straight ° 
stocks. Bu. $5.06. Pee Sais aie 
The Legume Seeds You Plant Will 
Produce Better Crops If Inoculated 
WITH 







ge ALFALFA The Original Legume Inoculator SOYBEANS 
CLOVER NOBBE-HILTNER PROCESS cow PEAS 
PEAS NITRAGIN LESPEDEZA 
BEANS Restores and Maintains Soil Fertility All Legumes 

SOY or SOJA BEANS 
They make poor land good—They 
make good land better 
INOCULATE ALL LEGUMES 
WITH 
The Original Legume tnoculator 
U. S.-5 TYPE—An early yellow variety grown mainly for beans. Bu. 
$3.25; 10 bu, at $3.15. 
MANCHU TYPE—A small, round, yellow soy bean, producing an im- 
Mense amount of seed and maturing early. Very popular in the 
middle west. Grows in bush form, standing up excellent for har- 
vesting. Bu. $3.25; 10 bu. at $3.15. 
VIRGINIA BROWN TYPE—On account of its abundant growth and 
large yield of beans the Virginia Brown makes most excellent hay 
and ensilage. As it is about 20 days earlier than Mammoth Yellow, 
it can be grown further North and throughout the corn belt. The 
vines make a fine growth, are filled with pods, stands about 8 feet 
high and are easy to cut and easy to cure. Write for prices. 
WILSON EARLY BLACK TYPE—A very prolific variety, and one of 
the best where a quick, early variety is desired. Average height on 
good land Is about three feet. It was found to mature in about 116 
f days, to stand up well, make pods a good distance from the ground 
pe and retains its seed. Bu. $3.60; 10 bu, at $3.50. 
LAREDO TYPE—A bean of outstanding worth, particularly for 
making hay. It has many slender branches and the plants are 
leafy, both of which go to make an;ideal hay. As a fine quality 
hay-maker it stands second. to none. Write for prices, 

MAMMOTH YELLOW TYPE—Produces the largest amount of forage 
and beans. Write for prices. 





FOR FALL PLANTING 
RYE — WHEAT —- OATS 
BARLEY 
CRIMSON CLOVER — VETCH . 
Fall prices will be quoted about August Ist. Let 
us know your requirements. 

: LGeS 
EFFECT OF WINTER COVER CROP ON CORN 
aos cormece shor ich ee grown without a cover crop, 
aat on the left followed a winter cover crop inoculated 
with NITRAGIN. nf 

