1945 SPRING CATALOG 21 
FORAGE CROPS 
SUDAN GRASS produces an abundance of good quality hay and a fine 
summer pasture. With ideal conditions Sudan will make two crops 
of hay in a season. Needs a fair amount of moisture to sprout 
the seed but will stand much drought and grow best in the hottest 
bart of summer. A good crop to give you that extra feed for 
winter. 
PROSO or HOG MILLET a good late crop for hay or grain feed. Grain’ 
is high in fat contents and an excellent poultry feed used in mix- 
tures with other feeds. Colors vary from yellow to creamy white. 
(We also have the Early Fortune or Red variety). 
SIBERIAN MILLET one of the best varieties of millet for a hay crop. 
Cut at the proper time and well cured makes a good green hay. 
Relished by dairy cows. Solid type heads and a smaller seed 
than the Proso. 
All varieties of millet are considered among the best crops to use in 
choking out weeds. Given an even start and planted thick will make a 
fast growth and keep weeds from seeding. 
RAPE SEED—A few pounds planted with grain makes a good early 
fall pasture for cattle, hogs and sheep after the grain crop has been 
‘harvested. Price: FOB Sheridan, per lb. 22c; 5 lbs. or more @ 
20c per lb. 
Ask for prices on forage crops. 
CORN 
KINGSCROST HYBRID—In 
making your selection 
of a hybrid corn it is 
very important that you 
select a hybrid that has 
proven itself in your 
particular area. There 
are many hybrids for 
the corn belt but few 
that will mature in. our 
high altitudes and short 
season. KINGSCROST 
KE2 85-day Yellow 
Dent has proved that it 
has what it takes for 
Northern Wyoming and 
Southern Montana. As 
early as any straight 
Yellow Dent. Prices: 
Kingscrost Hybrid, 
$9.50 per bu. FOB 
Sheridan. 
FALCONER SEMIDENT — | 
In trial plots with the 
hybrids corn Falconer 
shows it is the best of the open pollinated for a short season at 
high altitude. 

GEHU FLINT—For an early maturing corn that can be planted late 
in the season and still mature. Ideal for early fall hog feed. 
Ask for prices on Seed Corn. 
