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DEAR SCOTT CUSTOMER: 
It’s so easy to put off ordering seed until tomorrow or maybe the first of next week, 
and some will put it off even longer, and then comes the rush and everybody wants seed 
at the same time. Get your order made up now. Prompt shipment can be made on all 
but a few items and these will be ready soon. 
Use SCOTTS this spring. You can depend on high germinating, clean, noxious weed 
free seed that will produce a nice crop for you. Mr. J. G. Meadows of West Virginia just 
wrote: “I have always stated to my neighbors and many others that | have at all times 
got better and cleaner seed from you than from any other. | shall always have a good 
word for your firm and seeds.” 
Seed Grains 
All the Oats and Barley are well cleaned, treated, and as high as 98 in germina- 
tion. Some are not quite as bright as last year because of rainy weather at harvest time. 
We don’t know which variety is the best. Mindos are 4 to 6 days earlier than Clinton, 
as disease resistant, not quite as stiff strawed but stiffer than Columbia. They have done 
well in the southern oats belt and probably will take the place of Columbia. Clintons 
are disease resistant, stiff strawed, high yielding and widely adapted. Mohawks are 
similar but have yielded a little more in parts of Pennsylvania and New York. 
Clinton 59 is an improved Clinton and is more uniform in height and maturity. 
Bentons are several inches taller, a little later and, of course, make more straw. Eaton 
is a white variety and similar to Clinton in disease resistance and strength of straw. 
Wisconsin 38 and Bay barley are the best spring varieties. Both are smooth 
bearded and high yielding with Bay slightly stiffer strawed. 
Alfalfa and Clovers 
Crop News and Views, enclosed, tells a lot about the newer varieties of legumes. 
If you’re having trouble getting good stands try some of these disease resistant kinds 
in at least a part of the new seedings. There is also a good selection of common varieties. 
Brome grass, timothy, special pasture grasses and meadow and pasture mixtures 
are the best of quality and available in whatever amount you need. 
Hybrid Corn 
Here is a wide selection in hybrids and maturities. The seed shows strong, vigorous 
sprouts; is graded to plant without trouble, and is treated. Scotts Hybrid Seed Corn will 
produce a good crop for you. Look again at the hybrid folder mailed with the January 
price list. It may help in making your selections. 
Soybeans, Sudan, Sorgo 
Richlands are early, stiff stalked and good producers on productive soils. Hawkeyes 
are similar in maturity and stiffness, but the plants grow larger and average yields are 
a little higher. Lincolns are about a week later in maturity, not quite as stiff stalked, pro- 
duce well on different soils, and average highest in yield. The black and brown varieties 
are used mostly for hay or silage. 
Sudan and buckwheat are ready to ship and sorgo, millet and cane will be on 
hand soon. Don’t put it off; Order SCOTTS Farm Seeds Now! 
THE SCOTT FARM SEED COMPANY. 



