Cover Crops fo 
Hairy Indigo 
THE NEW WONDER PLANT for soil building, will grow 
on high sandy soil and poor soil, as well as good moist 
soils. Hairy Indigo is a legume and will produce an 
enormous tonnage of green manure that can be turned 
under. Also recommended as a hay crop when cut while 
stalks are slender and tender, and recommended as a 
grazing crop for cattle. Non-poisonous and also resistant 
to the pumpkin bug. Used by grove men. Sow May, 
June, July basis 5 pounds per acre on prepared soil and 
brush in or pack in lightly. Sow when haye moisture. 
Seshania 
SESBANIA is a crop used strictly for soil building as it 
makes an enormous tonnage of green manure that can be 
turned under. Used mostly on the muck lands and the 
low moist sand lands. Used by vegetable growers as a 
cover crop and soil builder. Plant in April, May, June 
or July—broadcast on prepared land covering 1 to 2 
inches. 
Beggarweed 
SEED CROP usually very scarce and prices high, used in 
orange groves for cover crop, and is also a fine pasture 
crop for horses or cattle. Plant in spring and summer 
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5 pounds seed broadcast on prepared land and cover 
lightly. 
Giant Striata Crotolaria 
NON-Potsonous to cattle and used as cover crop in young 
groves. Will grow on highest poorest sandy soils. Plant 
in spring and summer, basis i0 pounds seed per acre 
broadcast in prepared land and cover lightly. Plant when 
moisture in the ground. 
Alyee Clover 
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Alyce Cover, if planted on sweet land, or new pine 
land and well limed or good vegetable type land will 
make one of the best and largest hay crops of any legume 
and is fine pasture and will fatten cattle. Gives grazing 
in August, September and October when needed. Sow 
ten pounds seed broadcast per acre on prepared land and 
brush in lightly when there is moisture. 
Vixed Field Peas 
Mixed Firip Pras are one of the most widely used cover 
crops and hay crops, and for bird feeds. Planted in 
