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For over 57 years the farmers of the Ozarks 
have put their faith in 
“Star Brand” 
“Star 
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. 
best known soil builder and hay crop in this sec- 
tion and is also a valuable seed crop, and works 
in splendidly in a permanent pasture mixture. 
Red Clover is the 
Brand” Seeds 
Red Clover 
* 
Lbs. Lbs. 
per per 
acre bu. 
PAVERS a ertte terest areca 15- 20 60 
Atlas Sorgo, rows.. 8- 12 50 
Atlas Sorgo, drills........ 
Atlas Sorgo, broadcast 
Barley 
Beans, in hills... 
Bermuda Grass ...... .. 4- 6 40 
BIACKeNEdICmdTill See nt sete 14- 17 60 
Black Medic, broadcast...............06 18- 22 60 
Bluegrass, Ky., DaSture..............c06 20- 30 14 
Bluegrass, Ky., lAWMNS..............s00 60-130 14 
Bluegrass, Canada, pasture.......... 14- 20 14 
Bluegrass, Canada, lawne............ 60-130 14 
Brome Grass, for Nay.........ccccccceeee 18- 20 14 
Brome Grass, PaSturLe............000 20- 25 14 
Broom Cornetcs seer eee 5- 8 48 
NBD Cel caida ots WO aeaniir ann Rerrenntr err ee peat 50- 60 52 
Bure Clov Creo eee 12- 15 60 
Canary Grass, Reeds, row6........... 2- 3 48 
Canary Grass, Reeds, broadcast 7- 10 48 
Cane, forage, broadcast................ 75-100 50 
Ganes- drills sescecem cesta cece ters 50- 65 50 
Cane, SEEd OF SYTUDP..........ceccccecceeeeeee 8- 10 50 
Clover Alsik @eite-ccstscc.ctstesesseces eee 4- 8 60 
Clover, Alsike and Timothy........ 15- 20 45 
Clover, CrimSOn i cicccesssccssscosssscsesssesesse 12- 15 50 
CloverElOp AlON Cres eee 4- 8 60 
Clover, Hop, in mixture................ 2- 3 60 
Clover RUUD air ecreces cases ce ressceoee oe 20- 25 60 
WlOVET = Wi. GIN O sits ceseeeccnseevescocesseseconese - 6 60 
Clover, Mam., alone................cceecees 8- 12 60 
Clover, Red, alone..................eeeeees 8- 12 60 
Clover, Sweet, hulled............ 18- 20 60 
Clover, Sweet, unhulled................. 30- 40 60 
ClOVET EW biter DUC i crurcca-cccceeses 4- 8 60 
Gorm Hil ieccecsececctseriessccemscrostecssiecses 7- 14 56 
WOrns LOM Sila gere.cscssscsssscceossusseasccceees 40- 50 56 
Cow Peas, DroadCast..........ccccecsesseeee 60- 75 60 
GOW CaASpe OTIS iecccces-ccccesessere-sosssees 40- 50 60 
COW, PGaS,) TOW Sissccssssescessseessvestosesssses 15- 20 60 
Canada Field Peas, broadcast....60- 75 60 
Canada Field Peas, with Oats....30- 45 60 
Crested Wheat GIass.....cssecssees 10- 12 22 
TAS: \GTrASS. wiccccctocertrocsssnctssessesccesecss 10-15 25 
TDATSO cencsscokecevaecteacecevoeteosesaet se tosnrventuaes 40- 50 50 
Fescue, Meadow  .....cscsccscsceeeeeecO> 80 24 
Fescue, other varieties.............006 28- 35 14 
Feterita, DrOAGCASE  <..............2.0.00000 50- 70 50 
INOECLIEG sy LOW Simtcrssresrscencscoccessecesssseseess 6- 8 50 
Feterita, drills . 
Flax, for seed............. ‘ 
Grohoma, broadcast . 
Grohoma, rows 6- 8 50 
Grohoma, drills . 80- 40 50 
PE CLATIN LOWS ecccteseseesosnesesseectseeseresece - 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. 
Begariy drills) i... 40- 50 50 
Hegari, broadcast 50- 60 50 
Johnson Grass . 
Kaffir, drills . 
CAT TIT EL O Wisin re 6- 8 50 
ISAT eDLOAd CAS tees eee 50- 60 50 
MawhsGrassasn cen oo eee 60-130 20 
IeSPCCET AMI COREA per steerer estes 15- 20 25 
hespedeza) KOC Sicccccscsssecstiesssccees 20-520 25 
Lespedeza, Sericea, broadcast....20- 30 60 
Lespedeza, Sericea, drills.............. 3- 4 60 
Millet, German, for hay................ 20- 30 50 
Millet, German, for seed................ 25 50 
VEU Ot REDO oe tects cc cessor ne es aly. 0) 
MiloeMaiz cm brOoddCas tcc... 50- 60 50 
Valo Nia Zener O wists tere: 6- 8 50 
Milos Matz en arills fre.ccccsts teers 40-50 50 
Mune SE Cansaid Gill Smee eee 5- 8 60 
Mung Beans, broadcast............000 50- 70 60 
OE onset ona Co EE 48- 70 32 
Onion Plants 
Onion Sets 
Onion Seed for Sets...............csccsssee. 40- 80 
OrchardeGrasswela yacceer eee ee 21- 28 14 
@rchardeGracssceds ne eee 10- 14 14 
PGANUUS Sirarota cccee aie eee 44 22 
Pops Corn pee ee 8- 12 56 
POtAltOCSoieactit cots ee 400 60 
Rape drills@eetce se oe 4- 5 50 
Rape ebroadcast merce ee 10- 14 50 
Red Top; solid S€ed.....ci.cccccesessss 6- 12 14 
Rye foreerainuncn. cet 55- 65 56 
Rye, Balboa, for pasture................ 70- 85 56 
Rye Grass, Domestic..........ccccccecees 25- 35 20 
Rye Grass, Perennial .................000- 20- 25 20 
SOyVH Beans wa Till Sie eee ee 30- 40 60 
Soy Beans, broadcast.................00 60- 80 60 
Soy Beans, Loredo, drills.............. 15- 20 60 
Soy Beans, Loredo, broadcast....30- 40 60 
Speltzsorehinimn cree ee 30 40 
SUMAN ETOWSS eee 40 
PUGAn ME DLOAd CAS tase ne eee 40 
Suntlowersadrilism eee 28 
SUDPLOWEr NOW Smet 28 
Sweet Corn, drills for fodder 50 
Sweet Corn, broadcast 50 
diibeavoys ahic eyes ea sarn sceee 45 
Timothy & Clover: Timoth 45 
Timothy & Clover: Clover 4 45 
TLODACCOMM eee 1-o0z. to 5,000 plants 
WMetCh eElainyasd Tillis... ete aee 40 60 
WMetch, hairy, broadcast. ee 50 60 
VietChie Sprinieeccse cette eee 40 60 
(plus 1 bu. small grain) 
Wheatsedriligac css cies eee 60- 80 60 
Time of Seeding 
May-July 
May-July 
Apr.-June 
May-July 
May-July 
May-July 
Feb.-May 
Feb.-May 
Feb.-Apr. 
Feb.-May 
Feb.-May 
Apr.-June 
Apr.-June 
Apr.-June 
Apr.-June 
Apr.-May 
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. 
~_ ECO SSE 5505858588000 
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. 
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