SCARFF’S FARM SEED ALWAYS DEPENDABLE 
EARLYANA SOYBEANS 
MATURES EARLY ENOUGH FOR WHEAT IN NORTERN OHIO 
This new early kind matures about four days ahead of Richland and nine days earlier 
than Mingo. The plants are slightly taller than Richland and a little more susceptible to 
lodging but much more resistant than Mingo. This variety has been very satisfactory 
wherever grown the last few years and we feel it has a very definite place where wheat is to 
be sown or for one reason or another the beans should be harvested carly. Price, $3.75 per 
bushel. 
. This is a large-seeded early variety used as a green shell 
Edible Soy Beans bean as well as for ripe edible beans. Its plants are erect 
and compact in habit of growth and of medium height. It bears pods profusely and under 
adverse conditions it produces more pods per plant than most other edible varieties. Eating 
lity i d. H ligh 
pedieria siskeer eae ane, INOCULATION PAYS WELL 
This variety is one of the best See back Cover Page. 
and we recommend it to you = 
very highly. Try some in your oo 
garden or truck patch this year. 
Price, postpaid, 30c per ib. By 
express, not prepaid, 25c per 
Ib.: 10-Ib. lots, 23c per ib.; 50- 
Ib. lots or over, 20c per Ib. 
NEW HYBRID POP CORN 
See Page 40 
YIELDS HEAVY—GREATER POPPING EXPAN- 
SION—At last an outstanding heavy-yielding large 
yellow Hybrid popping corn has been introduced. 
Not only wil! you be surprised at the size of the 
grains but you will be more than pleased at the lus- 
cious flavor. There is practically no hull and almost Sas 
melts in your mouth. Only requires about 3 Ibs. per SOYBEAN FIELD near Spencer, Ohio 
acre and in the average garden % Ib. is plenty for : . f 
you to plant. Try it. It’s swell. Price per Yo Ib. One drill row thru center not inoculated. Remainder 
60c; per Ib. $1.00, postpaid. of field inoculated with NITRAGIN. 
REED CANARY GRASS 
This is a hardy perennial which yields large amounts of palatable and nutritious hay, and also provides 
excellent pasture. Aside from reproducing itself by seed, it spreads by underground stems, forming a thick, 
‘heavy turf when established. It is adapted to the climate of the northern states, being affected little by drouth 
or cold and thrives well in the shade. This grass has the characteristic of remaining green throughout the 
growing season; not exhibiting the summer-dormant period following seed production as do most of the pasture 
grasses. A fine smooth seed bed, such as that usually prepared for small grains, is satisfactory. The seed can 
be sown in the late fall or early spring. Seed sown just before the ground freezes up will lie in the ground over 
winter and will be ready to grow in the early spring. Seeding rates are from 5 to 8 pounds per acre broadcast 
when sown alone. Price per Ib., 75c. 
Plant for Early Hog Pasture 
Ay G When sown with Oats at rate of one bushel peas and one bushel oats 
Canadian Field Peas (preferably Fulghum) make a wonderful quick pasture or hay as you 
may desire to use them. Peas are a legume almost equal to clovers. Sow same time as oats. Price per bu. $6.50. 








Dwarf Essex Rape is a pasture plant for all kinds of livestock—sheep, cattle, 
Dwa rf Essex Rape and hogs. As it grows very rapidly, the pasture will be ready in five weeks 
from the time of sowing. Unlike other forage plants, rape can be sown at any time during spring and summer 
so a good pasture may be had whenever it is needed. Dwarf Essex Rape will prepare sheep and hogs for market 
better in less time than any other forage gpa gs ME OK EP a ae me 
plant. ee H tha € 
May be sown in corn at last cultivation. . 
Good results are generally obtained for 
late fall pasture when Dwarf Essex Rape is 
sown after the spring grain has been har- 
vested.. When sown broadcast, 6 to 8 
pounds may be sown per acre. Price, per 
Ib., 25c; 10 Ibs. or over, per Ib., 20c. 
Early Hybrids M15, M34, 
Cash or Blue Clarage 
described on pages 36 and 42. Planted just 
as soon as at all possible and in which 
you have sown Dwarf Rape at last cultiva- 
tion will furnish plenty of early hog feed 
just when you need it most. 
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