The Newest James 
HULLESS Oats with 
High PROTEIN Factor 
This new HULLESS Oats was developed by the South Dakota Experi- 
ment Station to fulfill a demand for a disease resistant, high yielding 
Hulless Oats, which is an ideal feed for pigs and poultry. 
James HULLESS Oats was derived from the cross of (Bond X Double 
Cross Bond) X Nakota. It is medium maturity, average height 33 inches, 
stiff strawed, moderately resistant to stem rust and leaf rust. It is resist- 
ant to helminthosporium foeot-rot, and to the oat smuts. It outyields stand- 
ard varieties. On our own land we plant 30 pounds James Hulless Oats 
seed per acre. We have had hulless oats before, but this is first time we 
have a real disease resistant and HIGH YIELDING HULLESS Oats, 
which we highly recommend. These oats tested 19.1% protein. 
30 Ibs. $5.00; 50 Ibs. $8.00; 100 Ibs. $15.00 
Early Maturing and High Yielding 
MINDO OATS 
A sister to Clinton and Benton oats that is disease resistant and yields more 
bushels per acre than any of the other new and slightly later maturing varieties. 
We recommend Mindo Oats for mid-west farms. Mindo Oats raised in the north 
will give you extra disease resistance and more bushels per acre. 
10 bu. Mindo Oats $17.50; 20 bu. or more $1.70 per bu. 
BRUNKER OATS No. 2054 
is still champion 
in the West and in the great Southwest. When planted real early, the 
Brunker Oats outyield all other varieties we have planted alongside them 
in variety trials. The record of 107 bushels per acre they made here a few 
years ago still stand at top, especially on non-irrigated land. Brunker 
Oats are frost resistant ... they are also smut, rust and helminthosporium 
resistant ... they are the EARLIEST MATURING and HIGHEST 
YIELDING in Great Plains states ...the most bushels per acre in 
heavy weight oats. Oklahoma and Texas customers use our Brunker oats 
for growing Winter Oats outyielding other kinds. High altitude oats full 
of Vim, Vigor and Vitality. 
10 bu. $19.50; 20 bu. or more, $1.88 per bu., including bags 
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