Table of Valuable Information 
Amount of seed Inches Inches Depth Average 
pape hts apart between to germination 
Vegetable per in the the plant 1 year old 
100 feet acre row rows (inches) seed—% 
Asparagus 1 oz, 5 lbs 3 18-24 1 90 
Beans, Dwarf 1 lb 60 lbs 2 18-24 1 90 
Beans, Pole % Ib 80 lbs 12-15 86 1 90 
Beets, Garden 1 oz 6 lbs 2 12-18 1 80 
Beets, Mangel 1 oz, 5 lbs 4 20-36 1 80 
Brussels Sprouts % oz. 8 02. 12-16 24-30 I 85 
Cabbage 4 oz. 8 0z. 12-18 24-30 1% 85 
Cantalope % OZ. 1 Ib. 48 72 1 85 
Carrot % 02. 2 lbs. 2 12-18 7) 75 
Cauliflower 1% 02, 8 oz. 14-18 24-30 We 75 
Celery % 02. 4 02. 2 18-36 iy 80 
Collards % OZ. 8 oz. 12-18 24-30 oP 88 
Corn, Sweet % Ib. 5 Ibs. 24 36 1 85 
Cucumbers % OZ. 2 Ibs. 36 72 1 85 
Egg Plant Ww oz. 8 02. 18 24-30 1% 75 
Endive 1 oz. 4 lbs. 12 18 % 80 
Kale % oz. 2 Ibs. 18 18-24 1% 85 
Kohlrabi % OZ. 3 lbs. 6 18-24 % 85 
Leek % 02. 3 lbs. 4 14-20 % 80 
Lettuce % OZ. 2 lbs. 6 12-18 % 90 
Melon, Musk % oz ibs 48 Ths 1 85 
Melon, Water 1 oz. 2 lbs. 72 96 1 85 
Mustard % oz. ons: 2-3 12-18 4 85 
Okra 2 OZ. 8 lbs. 15 3 i 85 
Onions 1 oz, 3 lbs. 1-2 12-18 1% 85 
Parsley %4 02. 2 lbs. 3 18 i 70 
Parsnips 1% oz, 3 lbs. 3 18 % 75 
eas 1 Ib. 60 lbs. 2 24 1 90 
Pepper Ye OZ. 8 02. 24 36 % 75 
Pumpkin 1 oz, 3 lbs. 60 96 1 90 
Radish 1 oz. 10 lbs. 1 12-18 % 90 
Salsify 1 oz 5 Ibs. 2 18-24 % 75 
Spinach 1 02. 8 lbs. 2 12-18 1 80 
Squash, Summer 1 oz. 2 Ibs. 48 36 1 90 
Squash, Winter 1% OZ. 1 Ib. 60 72 1 90 
Tomato % oz. 8 02. 48 48 1% 85 
Turnip We O72. lb: 2 18-24 % 90 
Field Seeds 
Ibs. per acre Ibs. per acre 
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Barley qwiltere oe ee ee 0 Maize __ ge Oe le. ae en 
Barley, spring ee 100 Millet,! drilled 2) 0 90-95 
IBGans er intr ee ee 2D Oataae fearless wee ee eee OO 
Clover, Sweet pala eA soe AG inde e IG Gas gees eee rece Le Ne ee a Re 30-60 
Worn? iis ei et a ee ee te BG DAS) + Leslee AS ce 60 
Corie Op te ee oP eerie _8 NyeeTassy. eer oe wa es eprey Aly nee __20 
Cotton, delintedi. 2 ee 12 Sudan Grass, drilled _.._._______4-20 
Cottoneclint 2 ts Peer B02 Sudan Grass, broadcast — WH ..._.___. 35 
JohnsoneGrass; seo eee oO) Wihkeat) cues ie ee PU IY ee! BO=90) 
This information has been compiled from 50 years of experience in handling seeds, it 
will not apply in all cases due to variation in location and condition. However, we be- 
lieve our figures are a fair average. 
