Latet U.S.D.A. REPORT Svouw 
“Two Shortages “Shat Spell Opportuntty 
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1. Get Funk CG Hybrid Seed 
Now fora Bigger Comm Yield 
When you know you'll have to supply your 
own feed, you can't take chances on the 
weather. You want a corn that has PROVED 
it can deliver a crop—for husking or silage 
—in any kind of weather. Funk G Hybrid 
corn is producing top yields in every area 
every year. Hundreds of big dairy farms 
now depend on it exclusively. Thousands 
of new Funk G users “join the family” every 
year—convinced by the wonderful crops 
on neighbors’ farms. ORDER AT ONCE! 
2. 
Husking G Hybrids for very earliest areas 
already sold out, but we still have heavy 
production silage varieties for all areas as 
well as husking varieties for medium and 
later areas, There is a hybrid seed shortage 
this year—thing to do is to order today! 
HERE'S A TIP! If you have some acres 
with questionable soil for a corn crop, plan 
to plant a Funk G Hybrid and tell us in your 
order what kind of soil is involved. Special 
G numbers are bred to meet this situation. 
Your Own Protecna—ferve's Soy 
Gean Seed to Help Lich rbuy Protein 
Shortage tx YOUR Feed Program 
Protect yourself against shortage of feed 
ingredients—grow this one yourself. Grow 
soys this year as a money crop! A great 
bean producer is LINCOLN. Ideal maturity 
for a mid-season variety and gives 20% 
more beans per acre. Bean is top quality— 
high in oil, high in iodine. And plants stand. 
up to make cutting and threshing easier. 
This is a big thing for farms in East. Don't 
wait till bean planting time to order. Supply 
may not hold out. 
Hay type soy beans are in good demand, 
too—probably to offset stock feed shortage. 
Some folks are undoubtedly intending to 
cut Lincoln for hay, but most folks will still 
figure on WILSON BLACK because of their 
heavy hay tonnage. Supply is limited— 
don’t delay. 
For other varieties and full description of 
above, see pages 20 and 21 of our 1946 
Spring Catalog, and consult price list here- 
with. 
REMEMBER—INOCULATE ALL SOY 
BEANS—it pays twice! Order Hoffman 
Inoculator right along with your seed. 
Seed shortages have been acute this 
year. Some shortages were unsus- 
pected till market demand showed 
up. On all seed needs, it will pay 
you to order way ahead—it’s the 
one way, at present, to be sure of 
getting what you want. We suggest, 
for instance, that you cover your 
needs now on 
HOFFMAN RYE GRASS! 
Makes Green Manure to Help 
Restore Soil After Heavy 
Production 
The full possibilities of this thick- 
growing grass are just beginning to 
be recognized. As a cover crop, it’s 
tops—sowed early enough to take 
root before fall it stops winter ero- 
sion. Plowed under it improves soil 
structure, helps succeeding crops. 
For stock zing or forage, it has 
big possibilities. the grass mix- 
ture (shown on page 41 of our 1946 
Spring calsicess Rye Grass is used 
in most of the pasture formulas. 
These mixtures were suggested by 
experienced men—they know the 
versatility of Rye Grass for the 
grazing field. Many farms keep it 
on hand like the housewife keeps a 
sugar supply—for all-season use. 
Hoffman seed is cleaned clean— 
99% purity or better—sales have 
been huge this spring. Don’t wait 
till last corn cultivation—order 
your supply now. 
Heavy exports to foreign coun- 
tries may result in a shortage of 
good seed for latecomers. 
ANOTHER 
CASH POSSIBILITY 
—and a Table Treat 
If you are near a market—or res- 
taurant—why not put in some 
Sweet Corn as a Cash Crop. You'll 
want it for your own table, anyway. 
Chief value of the hybrids in this 
field is uniform maturity, which is 
a big item when growing for 
market. 
See catalog (page 34) for descrip- 
tion of varieties. Note price list— 
for larger plantings the favorable 
Be shown represent economical 
seed. 
ina mete of this seed is excellent. 
Supply is not unlimited, but we 
should be able to take care of you. 
Get enough for succession plant ngs 
and spread the corn-eating season 
over a greater period. 
BUCKWHEAT! 
Here’s hie grain crop to help out 
in any feed Oe Sow through 
June and early J uly. Often used in 
emergencies as quick sure crop. 
SUDAN SEED 
in Heavy Demand 
Two popular types provide quick 
emergency hay. Refer to catalog, 
page 42, for complete details. See 
price list. 
Save Corn Crop Damage 
by Birds 
USE CROW REPELLENT 
Protects seed from rotting, saves 
replanting, keeps pee away. Costs 
very little. Proved successful for 25 
years. See price list. 
Send orders at prices shown on this folder. If item is not shown, it means supply is already exhausted 
A. H. Hoffma Nn, Inc., Landisville (Lancaster Co.), Pa. 
