
‘DEPENDABLE 
for BETTER 
FARM CROPS 
SINCE 1899” 
* 
February 28, 1948 
Published at Landisville, Lancaster County, Pa. 

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Markets steady. Demand increasing. 
Certain supplies still short. No sur- 
pluses showing up. Values firm. 
May this card remind you to mail your 
Hoffman Seed order now? 
insure your.being ready when seeding- 
time comes . 
THANK YOU! 
LADINO: The amazing “pound-per- 
acre”? pasture wonder. Here for you 
is the true strain. Top quality. 
CLOVER SEED: Wise folks are say- 
ing, ‘‘Yes, prices are high ... but 
clover does our job best.””’ Demand 
steady. Limited supply of Red, Aljsike, 
and all others still in stock. 
MONEY SAVERS: (1) Economical Mix- 
ture (2) Alsike and Timothy. Both 
popular in this “high-seed-cost” year. 
Quality good. 
ALFALFA: Demand heavy. Prices 
under last year’s. Seed quality is splen- 
did. Hoffman “Northwest” ‘ 
“Kansas” ... “Grimm.” Make your 
choice of strain . . . consult price list 
- » « order now. 
big, clean crops . 
And help 
- » it won’t be long.” 
“CLINTON” OATS: Everybody seeing 
this splendid Certified seed realizes its 
super-value. Bright, heavy seed from 
. . treated with Cere- 
san. Another excellent strain is Certi- 
fied ‘‘Victory” ... the choice of thou- 
sands through more than 20 years. 
RYE GRASS: Great all-around, low- 
cost cover crop .. . in corn fields, 
gardens, orchards, potato ground. 
PASTURES: A good year to start new | 
pastures. Prices right ... here are 
finest seeds for the job. 
FUNK “G” HYBRIDS: More folks 
everywhere are finding that thorough 
Funk breeding and careful Hoffman 
selection really pay off in their corn- 
fields. Stocks limited, especially in 
early varieties. Instant orders urged. 
POTATOES: Finest certified seed. 
Five proven varieties. Consult price list. 
For complete listing of Hoffman Qual- 
ity Seeds and prices please refer to 
Catalog and Price List. We'd like to 
serve you... NOW! 
