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ew, 
Why? 
merchant. 
Because 
PURITY AND GERMINATION CERTIFICATE 
ATTACHED 
For over 55 years the farmers of the Ozarks 
have put their faith in 
“Star Brand” 
“Star Brand” 
Seeds are of the 
highest type, fully matured, perfectly recleaned, 
analyzed for purity and tested for germination. 
To enable you to secure your seeds at the lowest 
price we have local representatives in every com- 
munity who order their seeds in large quantities 
or carload lots. You can save money by ordering 
through our local representative—your home town 
STAR BRAND 
RED CLOVER 
At the present time it is exceptionally desirable 
to get a part of the farm back in this best known 
of the hay and legume crops. Red Clover is the 
best known soil builder and hay crop in this sec- 
tion and is also a valuable seed crop, and works 
SPRINGFIELD SEED COMPANY, SPRINGFIELD, MO. 
g@ STAR BRAND SEEDS 
Seeds 
in splendidly in a permanent pasture mixture. 
Red Clover 
* 
Lbs. Lbs. 
per per 
acre bu. 
FMR EN GZ crea eee yt Siete thn Ede 15- 20 60 
EN LAS SOLS ONET Oi Wis eee 8- 12 50 
IMME) (SONFTO),  GUBUNEL, pcorrccmseaccnee orca 380- 40 50 
Atlas | Sorgo, broadcasts... 75-100 50 
BAO y Ko eee tet eee eee nS aed te 95-100 48 
IBCanis; selmi Seca ene 20- 35 60 
Bermuda mGrass ase nnn eee 4- 6 40 
Black !MedieMdrills =e ee 14- 17 60 
Black Medic, broadcast.........00...... 18- 2 60 
Bluegrass, Ky. pastures. 20- 30 14 
BlucerassuiKyecla wns ee 60-130 14 
Bluegrass, Canada, pasture.......... 14- 20 14 
Bluegrass, Canada, lawns............ 60-130 14 
Brome Grassy torshayanen ee 18- 20 14 
Brome Grass, PaASture....ceeccccccc... 20- 25 14 
BroomsCorn te eee 5- 8 48 
Buckwheateis,. oo ces eee cee 50- 60 52 
BUreClovierhn ete ee ans 12- 15 60 
Canary Grass, Reeds, rows.......... 2- 3 48 
Canary Grass, Reeds, broadcast 7- 10 48 
Cane, forage, broadcasteeeeeecccc:.. 75-100 50 
Canes: drill sien eee eae 50- 65 50 
Cane seedsor syrup 8- 10 50 
CloversTAlsike ke. 25 eee oe - 8 60 
Clover, Alsike and Timothy........ 15- 20 45 
Clover «Crimsonte- 2 ee 12- 15 50 
Clover;wHop alone... ee 4- 8 60 
Clover, OD inemMixturee eee 2- 3 60 
Clover srubamwes ee ee 20- 25 60 
Clover Vadinow a nee ee - 6 60 
Clover; Mam:scalones.. ee 8- 12 60 
Glovers Red salones eee 8- 12 60 
Clover, Sweet, hulled... 18- 20 60 
Clover, Sweet, unhulled................. 380- 40 60 
Clover Wihite; Dutchiene eee 4- 8 60 
Corn SiCld ae, see eae 7- 14 56 
COL eLOLaOllae cree ce eee 40- 50 56 
COWeecas broadcast tee 60- 75 60 
COowsReasa drills =n oe eee 40- 50 60 
COowLPcassrOwWsso oe ee ee 15- 20 60 
Canada Field Peas, broadcast....60- 75 60 
Canada Field Peas, with Oats....30- 45 60 
Crested Wheat GrasS............ LO =e Qa? 
Dallas Grass «0.0... 10- 15 25 
DATS Omer ee 40- 50 50 
Mescue; Meadowaccnn ee. 20- 30 24 
Fescue, other varieties................. 28- 35 14 
Meterita mpLOadcastie cee 50- 70 50 
MieteritanerOWS — wescster e res ceee - 8 50 
Meverita wari Sec ever 40- 50 50 
HlaxStOreSGed Sener ee ee 35- 45 56 
Grohoma; broadcast i.0....0es. 50- 60 50 
Grobom a, ero wSeee ee ee 6- 8 50 
Grohoma drillsesace eee 380- 40 50 
Hegari’ row sien ele 6- 8 50 
PLANTING GUIDE 
WEIGHTS, MEASURES AND AMOUNT OF SEED SOWN PER ACRE. 
Time of Seeding 
Feb.-May 
May-July 
May-July 
May-July 
Apr.-June 
Apr.-Aug. 
Mar.-May 
Feb.-May 
Feb.-May 
Feb.-May 
Feb.-June 
Mar.-June 
Mar.-June 
Mar.-June 
Mar.-June 
Apr.-June 
May-July 
Feb.-May 
Feb.-Apr. 
Feb.-Apr. 
May-July 
May-July 
May-July 
Feb.-Apr. 
Feb.-June 
Feb.-May 
Feb.-May 
Feb.-Apr. 
Feb.-May 
Feb.-Apr. 
Feb.-Apr. 
Feb.-Apr. 
Feb.-May 
May-June 
May-June 
May-July 
May-July 
May-July 
May-Aug. 
Apr.-May 
Feb.-Apr. 
Feb.-Apr. 
May-July 
Feb.-Apr. 
Apr.-June 
May-July 
May-July 
May-July 
May-June 
May-July 
May-July 
May-July 
May-July 
Aug.-Sept. 
Aug.-Oct. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Aug. Sept. 
Aug. Sept. 
July-Sept. 
Aug. Sept. 
Aug. Sept. 
Aug,-Sept. 
Aug. Sept. 
Aug. Sept. 
Aug. Sept. 
Dec.-Feb. 
Aug. Sept. 
Aug. Sept. 
Sept.-Nov. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Lbs. Lbs. 
per per 
acre bu. 
Herarivadrill sige. cc seer ree 40- 50 50 
ElegariweprOadcas Garters 50- 60 50 
VOhNSOneG TAC eee eee 25- 30 25 
Kattirssdrills ee ee 85- 45 50 
ESATLIP RAT OWStcctee eee 6- 8 50 
Athi DOA CaS ieen. arenes 50- 60 50 
Wawne Grasso ee 60-130 20 
lespedezay Korean jeor ce eee 15- 20 25 
WeSC eZ ae ICOD Gute 20- 25 25 
Lespedeza, Sericea, broadcast....20- 30 60 
Lespedeza, Sericea, drills.............. 38- 4 60 
Millet, German, for hay............0- 20- 30 50 
Millet, German, for seed................ 25 50 
Millet. HOP ese ee 12- 15 50 
Milo Maize, broadcast..........0..-.0.0+ 50- 60 50 
Milomiiaie CoenOwisu ee ee 6- 8 50 
Milos Maize. drills: =... oe 40- 50 50 
Mune Cansei riilisee meee No th (0 
Mung Beans, broadcast..............6 50- 70 60 
OBUSER Race neon pone eee ee en 48- 32 
Onioneblanitsuc ee 40,000-50,00 
QOnionsSetse ee eee ee Seo 
Onion Seed for Sets......... 40- 80 
Orchard Grass, hay...... 21- 28 14 
Orchard Grass, seed. 10- 14 14 
IRCANUUS cette 44 22 
P Op" COrnecnc ee ee 8- 12 56 
EP OLBCOES: Seivctr arteries ee 400 60 
Rape; 7drills eee ee ee 4- 5 50 
Rape mbroadCastm: ee ee 10- 14 50 
ReUmMLOD mSsOlde secede eee 6- 12 14 
RY Geel OP META Meera eee ee 55- 65 56 
Rye, Balboa, for pasture............... 70- 85 56 
Rye, Grass, Domesticiwan non. 25- 85 20 
Rye Grass; Perennial ae 20- 25 20 
Sove Beans marillsws ss ee 30- 40 60 
Soy beans = broadcast ee 60- 80 60 
Soy Beans, Loredo, drills.............. 15- 20 60 
Soy Beans, Loredo, broadcast....30- 40 60 
SDelEZFOneMIMINe ra een ee 30- 40 40 
SUCAN TOW S Hate. ce ee 5- 7 40 
Sudan) sbroadecasiu... eee 15- 30 40 
S UNL O WET aClrl Smee eee meee 20 28 
SUNMOWECUETO Wem cert = 6:57.28 
weet Corn, drills for fodder...... 75 50 
Sweet Corn, broadcast... 50 50 
"Tit OC ype eater eee tee oa 7- 12 45 
Timothy & Clover: Timothy........ 8 45 
Timothy & Clover: Clover............ 4 45 
IL ODACCO tiie nee 1-oz. to 5,000 plants 
Wetch shairy drills nen 40 60 
Vetch, Hairy, broadcast............... 50 60 
WEECH ESD II Te merc eeen nee eee 40 60 
(plus 1 bu. small grain) 
Wheat tdrilisys 50k) tie sare aroma 60- 80 60 
Time of Seeding 
May-July 
May-July 
Apr.-June 
May-July 
May-July 
May-July 
May-July 
Apr.-June 
Apr.-June 
Mar.-May 
Mar.-May 
Mar.-May 
Mar.-May 
Feb.-May 
Feb.-May 
Apr.-May 
May-June 
Mar.-May 
Apr.-June 
Apr.-June 
Feb.-June 
Apr.-June 
Mar.-June 
Mar.-June 
May-Aug. 
May-Aug. 
Apr.-July 
Apr.-May 
Apr.-June 
May-July 
May-July 
May-July 
May-June 
May-June 
Apr.-June 
Apr.-June 
Feb.-Mar. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Mar.-Apr. 
Aug. Sept. 
Aug.-Oct. 
Aug.-Sept. 
Aug.-Sept. 
July-Aug. 
July-Aug. 
Sept.-Nov. 
Sept.-Nov. 
Sept.-Nov. 
Sept.-Nov. 
Sept.-Nov. 
Aug.-Nov. 
Aug.-Nov. 
Sept.-Nov. 
—  _[{.).. SSS ——o——————.i.v0_o oo 
The Springfield Seed Company warrants to the extent of the purchase price that seeds, 
described on the container within recognized tolerances. Seller gives no other or further Warranty, 
SPRAY CALENDAR—WHEN TO SPRAY, WHAT TO USE—See page 34, 
bulbs or plants sold are as 
express or implied. 
