SPRINGFIELD SEED COMPANY, SPRINGFIELD, MO. 
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Reduce Wastage of Seed, Fertilizer and 
Labor by Protecting Seed with 
This easy dip disinfectant gen- 
erally reduces the seed-borne 
scab and Rhizoctonia, and seed 
decay, thereby helps to improve 
yields and lower production 
costs. Average increase of 13.6 
per cent in yields was obtained 
in tests. No mussy soaking. 
Treat your seed about as fast as you can dip it. 
TREAT WITH QUICK, EASY 
SEMESAN BEL 
DIP FOR LARGER POTATO CROPS 

One pound 
treats 60 to 80 bushels of seed—easily, quickly, inexpensively. 
2 oz., 50c; 1 Ib., $2.00; 4 Ibs., $6.33. 
SEED DISINFECTANTS BEFORE PLANTING 
SEMESAN. Treat your seeds, corns, bulbs, and seedlings with 
Semesan. Use as a dust or in solution with water. Semesan 
helps reduce seed rotting and damping-off, is highly effective 
against many seed-borne diseases, even reduces contamination 
of the soil by certain seed-borne diseases. One ounce treats 15 
to 80 pounds of seed. '/g 0z., 12c; 2 oz., 60c; 12 oz., $2.40; 4 Ibs., 
$11.00. 
TREAT ALL CEREAL SEED WITH 
CERESAN 
FOR GREATER YIELDS 

smut of wheat, seedlings blight of all three. 
yields repay its small cost. 
32 bushels of grain. 4 oz. 
Use this dry treatment on seed 
wheat, oats, barley, rye, and 
peas, to reduce seed-borne dis- 
eases and to help improve your 
yield and thereby increase your 
profit. Tests by experiment sta- 
tions prove its’ effectiveness 
against covered and black loose 
smut of barley, loose and cov- 
ered smut of oats, stinking 
Usually, increased 
Easily applied. One pounds treats 
, 45c; 1 Ib., $1.00; 4 Ibs., $3.40. 
1V; CENTS AN ACRE FOR 
SEMESAN JR. 
RUG US PAT OFF 
RETURNS 2 TO 12 BUS. MORE 

This dry treatment for hybrid 
or open-pollinated field, sweet, 
or pop corn seed helps reduce 
seed rotting and checks seed- 
ling blight and certain seed- 
borne rots of root and stalk— 
gives the corn a healthy start 
so necessary for a satisfactory 
Ceresan-treated cottonseed usu- 
ally produces better stands of 
more vigorous plants and larger 
yields. Treatment allows earlier 
planting, reduces damping-off 
and seed decay, which occurs 
under cold, wet soil conditions. 
It checks the several seed-borne 
TREAT COTTON SEED WITH 
2°%% CERESAN 
AEG U S$. PAT OFF 
FOR BETTER STANDS AND 
YIELDS 
yield. Nine years’ tests by one 
experiment station gave an average yield of 4 bushels per acre 
from the treatments used. Only 1% ounces of Semesan Jr. 
diseases. 3 ounces 
bushel of fuzzy seed. 
$3.50; 25 Ibs., $16.09. 
1-1 

treat a 
b. size, 85c; 1% Ibs., $1.25; 434 Ibs., 
Prices of DuPont Disinfectants are subject to change without 




































needed per bushel. 1/2 0z., 17¢; 12-0z. can, 62c; 64 Ib. size,  yotice and orders will be filled contingent upon supplies being 
$4.16; 25 Ibs., $13.85. available. 
WEIGHTS, MEASURES AND AMOUNT OF SEED SOWN PER ACRE. 
Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. Lbs. 
per per per per 
acre bu. Time of Seeding acre bu. Time of Seeding 
PATEL REL Werantectesecatsessp sissecavisscascsscucscveossatees 15- 20 60 Feb.-May Aug.-Sept. (leg arig Grill saicaecs, sottecsoneceercceereees 40- 50 50 May-July 
INVASEOOLE ONTO WiSrarnceneieee ie 8- 12 50 May-July Hegari, broadcast 50- 60 50 May-July 
Atlas)| Sorgo, drills......... 30- 40 50 May-July Johnson Grass’ .........-. 25- 30 25 Apr.-June 
Atlas Sorgo, broadcast. 75-100 50 May-July Isemaibp, CUM) cose ..3)- 45 50 May-July 
NBARE Vice otcrccsecces 95-100 48 Apr.-June Aug.-Oct. LEMME, SHOE eateree- 6- 8 50 May-July 
Beans, in hill 20- 35 60 Apr.-Aug. Kaffir, broadcast 50- 60 50 May-July 
Bermuda Grass. .......... 4- 6 40 Mar.-May Aug.-Sept. Lawn GYass .......00 60-130 20 Feb.-May Aug. Sept. 
Black Medic, drills......... 14- 17 60 Feb.-May Aug.-Sept. Lespedeza, Korea 15- 20 25 Feb.-May 
Black Medic, broadcast.. 18- 22 60 Feb.-May Aug.-Sept. MesPed CZAWICOD Cie sesrnessccatererntess 20- 25 25 Feb.-Apr. 
Bluegrass, Ky., pasture.. 20- 30 14 Feb.-May Aug.-Sept. Lespedeza, Sericea, broadcast....20- 30 60 Feb.-May 
Bluegrass, Ky., lawne.......... 60-130 14 Feb.-June <Aug.-Sept. Lespedeza, Sericea, drills.............. 3- 4 60 Feb.-May 
Bluegrass, Canada, pasture. 14- 20 14 Mar.-June Aug.-Sept. Millet, German, for hay.. ....20- 30 50 Apr.-June 
Bluegrass, Canada, lawns... 14 Mar.-June Aug.-Sept. Millet, German, for seed.. ie 25 50 Apr.-June 
Brome Grass, for hay.......... {4 Mar TUNOmAUSs = SCD tam MAICt es EOL s.srccctccrsccereredneie: 12- 15 50 Apr.-June 
Brome Grass, pasture. 14 Mar.-June Aug.-Sept. Milo Maize, broadcas.t........ .50- 60 50 Apr.-June 
BrOOMmOCOnM sateen ee 48 Apr.-June Milo Maize, rows .6- 8 50 Apr.-May 
Buckwheat . 52 May-July Milo Maize, drills .. » .40- 50 50 May-July 
IBUPEC1GVeree esi cen 60 Feb.-May Mung Beans, drills.............. .5- 8 60 May-July 
Canary Grass, Reeds, ro 8 48 Feb.-Apr. Aug.-Sept. Mung Beans, broadcast. 50- 70 60 May-July 
Canary Grass, Reeds, broadcast 7- 10 48 Feb.-Apr. Aug.-Sept. Oats «0... po eee te eek = 70. 32) Apr-June 
Cane, forage, broadcast... 75-100 50 May-July Onion Plants ... -50,000 Apr.-June 
Cane rill seen ne 2: 5 50 May-July OniouwSctsee eee eee Sipus 182) Mar. May ae ase Oct. 
Cane, seed or syrup. 50 May-July Onion Seed for Sets .40- 80 Mar.-May 
CIOVETSEAISUC OM ras cesesctecseseoes-cess 60 Feb.-Apr. Aug. Sept. Orchard Grass, hay... .21- 28 14 Mar.-May 
Clover, Alsike and Timothy.. 45 Feb.-June Aug. Sept. Orchard Grass, seed. 10- 14 14 Mar.-May 
ClGVierm Crimson Gicccesesceeose 50 July=Septaw es PeaAnWUts” sccccssessscore ; 44 22 Feb.-May Aug.-Sept. 
Clover, Hop, alone............ 60 Feb.-May Aug. Sept. Bop Corn ... . 8- 12 56 Feb.-May Aug.-Sept. 
Clover, Hop, in mixture 60 Feb.-May Aug. Sept. Potatoes . 400 60 Apr.-May 
Clover, 60 Feb.-Apr. Rape, drills 2.2... .4- 5 50 May-June 
Clover, 60 Feb.-May Aug,-Sept. Rape, broadcast ........ 10- 14 50 Mar.-May 
Clover, ; (hare 60 Feb.-Apr. Aug. Sept. Red Top, solid seed.. . 6- 12 14 Apr.-June July-Aug. 
Clover, Red, alone......... 60 Feb.-Apr. Aug. Sept. Rye, for grain............ 55- 65 56 Apr.-June July-Aug. 
Clover, Sweet, hulled...... 60 Feb.-Apr. Aug. Sept. Rye, Balboa, for pasture.. -70- 85 56 Feb.-June Sept.-Nov. 
Clover, Sweet, unhulled. 60 Dec.-Feb. Rye Grass, Domestic............. .25- 35 20 Apr.-June Sept.-Nov. 
Clover, White, Dutch...... 60 Feb.-May Aug. Sept. Rye Grass, Perennial .. .20- 25 20 Sept.-Nov. 
COMP VICE ccsretcestissesecnes sor 56 May-June Soy Beans, drills............ .30- 40 60 Mar.-June Sept.-Nov. 
COrnmwetOL SUAS enscescte ue 56 May-June Soy Beans, broadcast a .60- 80 60 Mar.-June Sept.-Nov. 
Cow Peas, broadcast........ 60 May-July Soy Beans, Loredo, drills.............. 15- 20 60 May-Aug. 
Cow Peas, drills 60 May-July Soy Beans, Loredo, broadcast....30- 40 60 May-Aug. 
Cow Peas, rows...... ws 60 May-July SDClEZMOT HMI CTicckeces-csccettoosserecstst ee 30- 40 40 Apr.-July 
Canada Field Peas, broadcast....60- 75 60 May-Aug. Sudan TOWS) ceccveseess OR cased 5- 7 40 Apr.-May 
Canada Field Peas, with Oats....30- 45 60 Apr.-May Sudan, broadcast wc... cts... 15- 30 40 Apr.-June 
Crested Wheat Grass... 10- 12 22 Feb.-Apr. Aug. Sept. Sunflower, drills ........-..soesesosee 20 28 May-July 
WMallaicm Grasses sens .10- 15 25 Feb.-Apr. Sept.-Nov. SULELO WEI LOWS Mecrrsretsmcsiventtsentercet 38- 6 28 May-July 
DaricOer.csctenscs: 40- 50 50 May-July Sweet Corn, drills for fodder...... 7 50 May-July 
Fescue, Meadow .......0++ 20- 30 24 Feb.-Apr. <Aug.-Sept. Sweet COLI DLOAACAS Game ctetstr-s 150 50 May-June 
Fescue, other varieties.. 28- 35 14 Apr.-June THMOCHY  sessessesesssseesesnees sesessssssesnasecessnecs 7- 12 45 May-June 
Feterita, broadcast ........ 50- 70 50 May-July Timothy & Clover: Timothy........ 8 45 Apr.-June Aug.-Nov. 
Feterita, rows 6- 8 50 May-July Timothy & Clover: Clover............ 4 45 Apr.-June Aug.-Nov. 
Feterita, drills ... = 40- 50 50 May-July TODACCO _oesseeceseesees aeesessseees 1-oz. to 5,000 plants 
Fila POT SEC Ciereccs-c-ssasee-s 35- 45 56 May-June Vetch, Hairy, cheb HUI been Rar rE ee 40 60 Feb.-Mar. 
Grohoma, broadcast . 50- 60 50 May-July Vetch, Hairy, broadcast.. 50 60 Aug.-Sept. 
Grohoma, rows ...... 6- 8 50 May-July NASH. RSOUATES corcerce toc 40 60 Mar.-Apr. 
Grohoma, drills . 30- 40 50 May-July (plus 1 bu. small grain) 
BIST ETON ae Corer metre Pore rere 6- 8 50 May-July Wheat, Grills ....sccceereesereserreeressers 60- 80 60 Sept.-Nov. 

















The Springfield Seed Company warrants to the extent of the purchase price that seeds, bulbs or plants sold are as 
described on the container within recognized tolerances. Seller gives no other or further Warranty, express or implied. 
SPRAY CALENDAR—WHEN TO SPRAY, WHAT TO USE—See page 36. 
