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No. as listed in Catalog den Bu. Bu. Bu. Bu. Bu. Bu. Bu. Inoculate Your Legumes with 
Size | Size | Size | Size Size | Size | Size | Size NITRAGIN 
1540 Alfalfa Make the most of your seed, soil 
1542 Alsike Clover... and labor. Don’t let legumes rob 
1543 Crimson Clover... your soil—be sure they are soil 
1544 Red Clover._.......... builders. 
1546 White Dutch Clover. Remember legumes NOT Inocu- 
1541 Field Peas... lated are “SOIL ROBBERS” but 
W547) Cowsleas a2. 4ocs oo legumes WELL Inoculated are 
1549 Garden Beans “SOIL BUILDERS.” Play safe! 
1550 Garden Peas... f r, e 
1548 Sweet Peas. Inoculate With Nitragin 
F55sen Sande etch. ew a | Nitragin is an approved, moist 
1554 Soy Beans.__.. soil culture—tested and guaranteed 
1545 Sweet Clover. —easy to apply—packed with Bil- 
1555 -_Lima Beans.._............ lions of fresh bacteria—the cheap- 
= = est legume crop insurance money 
1551 Garden size Bacteria for Peas, Sweet Peas, Beans and Lupines. Sufficient can buy. Direction on every can. 

Every can of Nitragin is dated for 
your protection. 
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Quality Feed 

quantity to treat 8 pounds of seed. Price 10 cts., postpaid. 
1552 ‘Lespedeza enough for 100 lbs. seed 50c. 



Forage Crops Every One Should Grow, One Acre Will Produce Tons of High 
1340 Feterita 
1348 Hegari 
1349 Kaffir Corn 

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The great advantages Feterita has This.is a sweet sorghum somewhat similar Makes splendid feed for poultry, fed either ‘ Cae iain 
over Kaffir corn and all other plants to cane. Very nutritious. Valuable for in the grain or ground and cooked. Foli- bo nnnh 
of that class are its extreme earli- grain, dry fodder, ensilage and pasture. age and stalk make excellent forage. Cul- 
ness and great drought resisting 
qualities. Feterita is from 20 to 30 
days earlier than Kaffir corn, makes 
excellent fodder and produces a large 
grain crop. Plant 15 lbs. per acre in 
drills. Postpaid, 14% 1b. 20c; lb. 32c; 
2% lbs. 65c; 5 lbs. $1.10. For Larger 
Quantities See Wholesale List En- 
Yields up to 5,000 lbs. of grain per acre 
and up to 18 tons of ensilage. Live stock, 
especially cattle, are very fond.of it due 
to its sweet taste. For grain production 
drill like Kaffir 6 to 8 lbs. per acre. For 
hay, drill in close rows at 75 to 90 Ibs. 
per acre. Postpaid—W™ lb., 18c; Ib., 30c; 
2%, lbs., 60c; 5 Ibs., $1.00. For Larger 
Quantities See Wholesale List Enclosed. 
tivate the same as common corn. Plant 15 
pounds of seed per acre in drills. Post- 
paid, 2 tb., 18c; ib., 30c; 2% Ibs., 60c; 
5 ibs., $1.00. For Larger Quantities Sea 
Wholesale List Enclosed, 
closed, 
1345 Grohoma 
_ A Cross Between Cane and Kaffir. Great- 
est drought resister. Very heavy producer. 
Cattle like it. Wonderful feed. Grows 
strong and erect. Most popular forage 
1362 Milo-Maize 
Forage Piant of Great Merit. Belongs to 
the Non-Saccharine Sorghums. It is pro- 
nounced the best and surest grain crop for 
dry countries and seasons, even better than 
Kaffir corn. It grows several smaller heads 
on side shoots, often as many as eight 
heads on a stalk. Very valuable for feed- 

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ATLAS SORGO 
A cross betwen Kaffir and Sourless: Cane, 
Stalks, which grow 7 to 8 feet, and the leaves 
SUNFLOWER 
1419 Mammoth Russian 
of recent introduction. Excellent pas- excellent silage crop. Has produced 20 tons A small patch of cultivated sunflowers will 
‘ . * silage per acre that is relished by all live- i s res i produce a great quantity of the very best poul- 
ture. Drill double rowed, using 18 to Biotic Plane 25 aba: per acre i vatrilaror ing stock, and proves a gold mine for t-\ "reed for winter. Drill in rows, cut with a 
are juicy, sweet and palatable, making it an 
20 lbs. per acre. Postpaid, % Ib., 20c; 50 lbs. broadcast. Postpaid, > Ib., 18c; Ib., chicken feed. Plant 15 pounds per acre corn harvester, dry thoroughly, and let tha 
\bp., 32e; 214 lbs.; 65c; 5 Ibs., $1.10. For 30c; 2% Ibs., 60c; 5-Ibs., $1.00. For Larger in drills. Postpaid, Y2 Ib., 18c; Ib., 30c; one ne the ieee eae Lon Di Ibeones 
Larger Quantities See Wholesale List En- Quantities See he oe List ears: 2% Ibs., 60¢; 5 Ibs., $1.00. For Larger Bee i Ban eee Unies Bee Whole. 

closed. a Quantities See Wholesale List Enclosed. sale List Enclosed. 
SOY BEANS—Will Return More Dollars at Harvest 
per dollar invested than any other crop with the possible exception of corn 
SOY BEANS ON YOUR FARM 
Records now prove that Soy Bean production igs the 
second most profitable crop in the nation throughout 
the Corn Belt. Corn is still king, but Soy Beans are : : 
a close second and with new improved varieties com- 
ing into being frequently and the many new purposes 
to which Soy Beans are adapted it may not be long 
until this crop will surpass any individual farm crop 
in dollar value. 
‘There is a reason for all of this. They are adapted to 
a great, wide variation of soil and climatic conditions. 
They give universal satisfaction in more places than 
any other individual crop. They stand extremes of 
weather better than the average crop. They may be 
broadcast in fields relatively free from weeds and will 
yield abundantly, and when planted in this manner are adaptable for 
combine threshing. 
A good portion of the crop is generally planted in rows and cultivated 
one way, sowing 1% bushel seed per acre. Some folks report 5 to 8 bushel 
yield more per acre when seeded broadcast on good clean land and others 
report just the reverse. Hither method of sowing is satisfactory but 
unless your ground is nearly free from weeds we recommend drilling in 
rows and cultivating one way. 
If you sow broadcast figure on using 1 bushel of seed per acre. 
Another good way to plant Soy Beans is in combination with Corn, drop- 
ping one or two Beans in each hill of Corn and when you cut the Corn 
for silage the Soys furnish the balance ration of food equal to cotton 
‘seed meal. If you don’t have a silo, put Soys in Corn anyway and after 
harvesting the Corn turn the stock in to get the stray ears and Soys, and 
belieye me you will be surprised how all the stock will relish them. 
Inspecting a Field 
of Zllini Soy Beans 
Grown for Seed 


As a Hogging Down Crop, Soys and Corn beat the world. 
Soy Beans also make an excellent Hay Crop. They should be cut just 
as the pods are formed before the Seed is fully developed so as to pre- 
vent the shattering off of the leaf, which is most valuable. 
Inoculation. We recommend that you inoculate all of your Soy Beans; 
in fact, all of your legume crops, such as Alfalfa, Clover, Soy Beans, 
Cow Peas, ete. It will increase your yields. Nitragin is really the out- 
standing inoculation and the prices are very reasonable, as you will 
note from the listing above. : 
You will find on our wholesale price list enclosed in this catalog the 
leading varieties of Soy Beans that we recommend for the general Corn 
Belt. Supplies are limited this year with active demand, so please get 
your orders in early. 
For Prices on Soy Beans See Wholesale List Enclosed 
