HARDY GRASSES FOR HEALTHY PROFIT | 

SMOOTH BROMEGRASS—Outyields Bluegrass 2 to 1 
Most Palatable of all Pasture Grasses 
Smooth Bromegrass is a Giant Bluegrass—hardy and permanent and it roots 
deeply, sometimes 4 and 5 feet deep, making it stand dry and hot weather as 
well as the coldest winters. 
It is the first green grass in the spring and the last in the fall and keeps 
green all summer when other grasses are dried. 
All classes of livestock like it. 
Very palatable. 
As it is a grass, it cannot 
poison stock. It is important to seed it as early as the ground can be worked. 
Very little if any injury from frost. 
Plant 15 to 20 pounds per acre, where it is seeded alone. 
No. 1 seed, free from foul weeds. 
deeply—% inch deep is sufficient. 
Do not cover 
50 Ibs. $19.50; 100 Ibs. $38.00 
CRESTED WHEATGRASS—The Miracle Grass 
Builds BEEF and MUTTON 
A drought resistant, long lived per- 
ennial bunch grass introduced by Pro- 
fessor Hansen of South Dakota State 
College, who found it in Siberia from 
where he also introduced Cossack 
Alfalfa, as nearly perfect balanced 
diet as can be found in a plant. 
Crested Wheatgrass becomes green 
in the spring earlier than other grasses 
and stays green later in the fall. It 
produces twice as much pasture and 
hay of high palatability and nutritive 
value as native grass. Produces twice 
as much beef, mutton, and wool and 
shows no bad effect from heavy graz- 
ing. Broadcast 10 to 12 Ibs. per acre. 
It has the ability to grow in low tem- 
peratures and starts growing earlier. 
Plant it early in the season. 
We are sorry to disappoint some of 
you, but Crested Wheatgrass produced 
less than a third of a seed crop. We 
will be able to take care of our cus- 
tomers who order without delay. You 
may have it in Pasture Mixtures de- 
scribed on page 8, or straight; but 
don’t neglect to order promptly. Late 
orders may not be filled. 
10 Ibs. $5.35; 25 Ibs. $12.75; 
50 Ibs. $24.75; 100 Ibs. $48.75 

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Photo by the Black Hills Studio 
Wheatgrass is not only the most profitable for beef cattle, but is also the best year ’round 
permanent pasture for production of wool and mutton on dry upland 
in west and southwest states 
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