whic variety is also aU peo X 
This va ‘ a as the Clinton Oat hest resistance of any 
same parent ction. It-has the eae e 45 and crown 
Swe are familiar against Tae st crown rust 
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of satisfaction 
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. less. 
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- OF moze $2.35 oe 52.40 bu.; 
New Sensational NEMAHA OAT! 
elections 
“Certifieq» 
Some select; ; Pe of the 
the No, 4 
» IL 
uw, $2.15 p¢° |) bu, $2.25... 
u 
_ Extra Heavy Nemaha - Certified Reselect Nemanha 
This variety of Oats was developed just a few years ago. This The original Nemaha seed oats that were first released are an 
ee ee br dittercut varictics Victoria-,Richland x  ~°*Cellent variety of oats and they are giving splendid satisfaction. It 
Morota - Bond. The experiment departments of three states, lowa, | did: develop. jlowever,;that. there, were Some plants in (he strain that 
W Nebraska and Kansas, worked with the U.S. Department of Asticul- .... showed different characteristics than other plants. This was consid- 
ered, by many, as typical of the variety and that it normally would 
ture in developing this great variety. It is in many respects similar : Petes 
show some of this variation. 
to the Cherokee. The grains have about the same color, generally j : 
pink ivory. There are very few awns on it and it has about the same There has been work done however, in making a reselection of 
height of straw and the same lodging resistance. Both are considered these Nemahas which has eliminated practically all of this off type. 
early oats. The Nemaha has shown maturity two to five days earlier As a result therefore, more states are certifying this variety now than 
than the Clinton. This can be a very important factor in some years did so in the past. It therefore, becomes possible for us to offer you 
the Reselect Nemaha as certified seed. When you buy the Reselect 
when hot weather comes early. 
out more than was necessary to make even certified stock. This stock has 
Certified Nemahas therefore, you not only have the assurance of the 
The Nemaha oat is resistant to helminthosporium blight and to ; ps : 
most races of rust. The yields are very high. The kernels are plump rep eee ere ee ee Lee ae ees 
ae high testing. The hulls are thin. It has a high feeding value. It produces colored, very plump "and meaty. The high yielding auatiies: ee see Heady 
a heavy straw that resists lodging. This oat is adapted to a wide area. Be- straw, fine feeding value combine to make it a highly desirable variety to 
; cause of its early maturity it can go quite far west and south. The same early select for your farm. We would be glad to send you a sample of this variety 
“gs maturity is often a desirable feature farther north. of oats because we are confident that when you lay your eyes on it you will 
B This extra heavy Nemaha seed stock that we have for you has been pro- be delighted with what you see and that you will want this kind of stock on 
duced by giving the seed as produced a very heavy grading. We have taken 
; buy anything nicer than this. With corn acreages cut and substitut lik 
not been certified like the Reselect strain offered in the opposite column but beans in all probability prohibited, there will be a temienaune eee for 
oats. Don’t delay your orders for oats, get them rolling just as quickly as 
your farm. It is of course Blue Tag quality State Certified. Your money can’t 
you will find it splendid seed. It has our special oat Gro-Coated protection 
and will do a splendid job for you. you possibly can. Such quality may not be obtainable, even at higher prices. 
Price: 3 to 15 bu., $2.75 per bu.; 16 to 45 bu., $2.70 per bu., and 46 to 99 bu., 
$2.20 per bu., f.0.b, Clarinda or Boone. 10c bu. higher f.0.b, Streator and Marion. 
SPRING SPELTZ 
This is a very nutritious grain. 
It is highly resistant against most 
races of rust and practically im- 
mune to smut. It is one of the 
most drouth resistant of all the 
spring grains. The value is especially 
important under drouth conditions, al- 
though it is adapted throughivut the 
spring grain section of the United 
States. It is a crop that matures early, 
can be thrashed or combined like Oats. 
The seed is sold on the basis of 40 
pounds to the bushel. It makes an ex- 
cellent nurse’crop for the seedings of 
grass and clover, because of its strong 
straw. The grains are quite broad, in 
fact there are two grains in a shuck, 
and they have some resemblance to soft 
Rye when they are shucked out. Both 
the shuck and the grain is very nutri- 
tious. It makes a wonderful ground 
feed. There will be quite a demand for 
all kinds of spring grains this season, 
and we know that this disease resistant 
* Spring Speltz will be the selection of 
"many of our customers. Item No. 202. 
This seed is not Gro-Coated. 
< The price: 1 to 14 bushels, $3.25 bu.; 
| over 14 bu., $3.20 bu. 10 bu. higher f.o.b. 
| Streator; 20c bu. higher f.o.b, Maricn. 
Ee STS : ae 
& Sy ‘ ores Hi ca EAP are bp SF 
KINDRED OR “L” BARLEY 
A six rowed, rough awned variety, highly recommended 
for most areas. It is medium early, resistant to stem rust. 
It’s a very fine malting Barley and about equal in yield- 
ing ability to other varieties. Moderately resistant to 
bacterial biade blight and root rots, recommended for 
Iowa and other sections having similar conditions. See 
Item 191 price list page 9. 
MONTCALM BARLEY 
A six rowed, smooth awned spring barley. Fairly tall, 
erect growth, medium maturity. It is an accepted malting 
variety of Barley. This variety has been good in central 
and southern Iowa and has outyielded many top vari- 
eties. See page 10 of our catalog for further description 
and Item No. 190 on price list. 
MOORE BARLEY 
A high yielding stiff strawed variety of hybrid origin. 
Has relativedgn tha l he s p exception- 
ally well. 1% S@ a tabl lfing variety but 
still a goodyaége riagy. Sc@Pataloe or further de- 
scription, and Item 192 on price list for quotations. 
Price: 3 to 15 bu., $2.30 per bu.; 16 to 45 bu., $2.25 por bu., and 46 to 99 bu., 
$2.65 per bu., f.o.b. Clarinda or Boone. 15c¢ bu. higher f.0.b. Streator and Marion. 
HENRY 
SPRING WHEAT 
The heaviest yielding variety in a 
wide section. It is an excellent feeding 
wheat. Does not make a high quality 
flour. If you want a good feeding 
variety order Henry. 
Tall, medium stiff straw. A bearded 
grain, medium late maturity. This is a 
big seller. 
Price: 1-14 bu., $4.15 bu.; over 14 bu., 
$4.10 bu. f.0.b. Clarinda and Streator. 20c 
bu. higher f.0.b. Marion. 
LEE 
SPRING WHEAT 
This has fine milling qualities. Has 
splendid yielding ability. Has resist- 
ance to leaf rust. In our opinion this is 
one of the most profitable of the mill- 
ing type spring wheat varieties. Con- 
sidering its wide adaptability we don’t 
believe it is excelled. For best success 
with Spring Wheat sow early and use 
114 to 134 bushel per acre. 
Price: 1 to 14 bu., $4.00 bu.; over 14 bu, 
$3.95 bu. 'f.o.b. Clarinda. 15¢ bu. higher 
f.0.b. Streator, Hll.; 25¢ bu. higher f.o.b. 
Marion,- Ohio. 
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