FARM SEEDS? We can 
supply whatever you need! 
ALFALFA 
Rich in proteins and lime—hence a 
great feed crop for dairy cows, beef 
cattle, hogs, sheep. A marvelous soil 
builder and soil restorer, too, when 
properly inoculated. 
We carry a full range of selected Al- 
falfa varieties, all well suited to the 
needs of this territory. 
BEANS 
Soy Beans—The crop of many pur- 
poses. Excellent for hay, ensilage, 
grain, and soil improvement. Ground 
Soy Beans are as good or better than. 
Oil Meal for mixing with your grains 
in a balanced dairy ration. We offer the 
highest quality seed in a range of 
varieties. 
Velvet Beans—Fine for a forage crop 
and a good soil builder, too. Grows rap- 
idly. Excellent for planting in corn or 
in fruit groves. (Be sure to inoculate.) 
Buckwheat—A nourishing plant yield- 
ing large quantities of grain. Tends to 
smother out weeds, needs little rain. 
Broom Corn—Plant 4 to 6 seeds in 
hills, 30 to 36 inches apart. Thresh the 
same day pulled and cure in dry frames 
for about a week before baling. 

SEED POTATOES 
Our Certified Stocks are the 
most economical you can plant, 
because they reduce your haz- 
ards, give you bigger production 
and fewer culls. They are true to 
name . grown especially for 
seed stock . . . more highly dis- 
ease resistant tagged for 
origin. 


Lespedeza—Produces plenty of high 
quality hay, and does an excellent job 
of soil building—particularly when in- 
oculated. Stands dry, hot weather and 
produces repeat crops in good volume, 
even where moisture is low. 
Chufas—Any land suitable for corn, 
cotton or peanuts makes a profitable 
crop of chufas. 
Crotalaria—A valuable land builder. 
Requires no lime and grows well on 
any soil. Smothers out summer weeds. 
Feterita—— A good grain yielder. 
Drouth resistant. 
FIELD CORN 
More and more, the problem of 
choosing seed corn is becoming 
a local problem. It’s of prime 
importance to have the varieties 
that best fit your own growing 
conditions and the particular 
needs of this territory. 
Our selection is built on intimate 
knowledge of this district. 

Cow Peas—The triple-purpose crop, 
good for table use, stock feed, and soil 
improvement. One of the greatest gen- 
eral hay crops, and adapted to prac- 
tically every kind of soil. Food value 
is exceptionally high. Be sure to inocu- 
late. 

Ask For Our Latest 
List Of Varieties 
And Prices 

GRASSES 
Bermuda Grass Hulled—vThe highest 
grade of Bermuda, with the hard, al- 
most water-tight hulls removed. Pro- 
duces much quicker and more certain 
results. Germination, with pfoper mois- 
ture conditions, takes only 1 to 2 weeks. 
Bermuda Grass Unhulled—As_ valu- 
able for lawns or golf courses as it is 
for pasturage —or wherever a thick, 
heavy sod is desired. 
Carpet Grass — Excellent permanent 
pasturage because its creeping growth 
lets it stand close grazing. Needs 
plenty of moisture. Especially desir- 
able for golf courses. 
Dallis Grass—Germinates slowly and 
needs plenty of moisture at the start 
—but well worth the effort because it 
comes closer to giving you year-round 
pasturage than any other grass, 
Kentucky Blue Grass— Produces a 
deep dark green lawn of close, thick 
turf. Maintains its green color until 
late in fall. Roots are deep, plants very 
hardy. 
Rye Grass—A rapid grower, valuable 
in lawn mixtures demanding quick ef- 
fect. Not long lasting. Good in moist 
soils. 
Sudan Grass—One of the greatest sum- 
mer grazing crops. Also fine for green 
feed. Keep a small plot near the barn 
to cut and feed green to cows or horses. 
Millet—Its quick growth makes it 
particularly desirable for hay and pas- 
turage, especially in times of drouth. 
Peanuts—A very profitable crop for 
light, loamy or sandy soil. 
Peas—Austrian Winter — This is a 
leguminous crop which vastly in- 
creases the fertility of the soil. 
Dwarf Essex Rape—FExcellent green 
food for all livestock, including hogs 
and chickens. An acre of good Rape 
will pasture 20 hogs for two months. 
Shallu (Egyptian Wheat)—Makes a 
big yield of both grain and fodder. 
Very good for fattening hogs. 
Sorghum—A seed that must be bought 
with special caution because of the 
danger of impurities. We handle only 
seed which has been produced with the 
greatest care. 
Vetch—A great producer, for hay, pas- 
turage, or silage. Good cover crop and 
soil builder. May be sown spring or 
fall, is not particular as to soil, and 
needs only moderate moisture. 
CLOVER 
Lack of space prevents listing all 
our offerings of Clover. We carry 
an adequate range of varieties. 
Consult us as to the best choice 
for your own particular needs. 

