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Alfalfa—The king of all field crops and 
natural soil builders, We carry a full range 
of varieties. 
Barley—Grown like spring wheat or oats 
on well prepared soil, High yield, Produces 
smooth awns, is very winter hardy and 
vigorous grower, 
Columbia Spring Oats—Plants grow medium 
tall with exceptionally strong, stiff and 
erect straw. Grain grades high in quality. 
One of the earliest of all sorts to mature. 
Cow Peas—The triple-purpose crop, good 
for table use, stock feed, and soil improve- 
ment, Adapted to practically every soil. 
Food value is exceptionally high. 
Forkedeer Oats—Very winter hardy, vigor- 
ous grower, medium maturity and excellent 
for winter grazing, Best adapted to soils of 
medium to low fertility. 
Leconte Oats—Bred especially for stiffness 
of straw, resistance to rust, winter hardiness 
and high yields, 
Lespedeza—Produces plenty of high quality 
hay; also good soil builder—particularly 
when inoculated, Stands dry, hot weather. 
Our selection includes Korean and other 
varieties, 
Field and Grass 
Seed Per Acre 
And Bushel Weight 
Lbs. per Lbs. per 
B Acre 
15 to 20 
96 
Brome Grass ; 15 to 20 
Buckwheat 50 
Clover, Alsike ....... 8 to 10 
Clover, Medium Red . 10 to 12 
Clover, Mammoth Red 8 to 12 
Clover, Sweet 12 to 15 
Clover, White 5to 8 
Cow Peas, broadcast .. 60 to 90 
25 to 30 
20 to 30 
Alfalfa 
Flax, broadcast 
Grass, Kentucky Blue .. 
Grass, Orchard ........ 22 
Kaffir Corn, broadcast . . 40 to 50 
Millet, for hay 50 
Millet, for seed 30 
Oats 64 to 96 
Rape, broadcast 6to 8 
Reed’s Canary Grass .. 4to 6 
Rye, broadcast 56 to 84 
Sorghum, for fodder ... 50 to 60 
Soy Beans, broadcast .. 30 to 45 
Soy Beans, in drills .... 60 to 90 
Sudan Grass, broadcast 40 20 to 25 
Sudan, Grass, in drills 40 8 to 10 
Timothy 10 to 12 
Vetches, broadcast .... 50 to 60 
90 
NDABLE GRASSES AND GRAINS 
Ask for our latest 
COMPLETE LIST 
of varieties and prices 
including many not 
listed here. 
Millet—Its quick growth makes it particul- 
arly desirable for hay and pasturage, espe- 
cially in times of drought. 
Rape, Dwarf Essex—Excellent green food 
for all-livestock, including hogs and chick- 
ens. An acre of good Rape will pasture 20 
hogs for two months. 
Soy Beans—The crop of many purposes. Ex- 
cellent for hay, ensilage, grain, and soil 
improvement. 
Vetch—A great producer for hay, pasturage, 
or silage, Good cover crop and soil builder. 
May be sown spring or fall, is not parti- 
cular as to soil, and needs only moderate 
moisture, 
Velvet Beans—Fine forage crop and a good 
soil builder, too, Grows rapidly, Excellent 
for planting in corn or in fruit groves, (Be 
sure to inoculate.) 
Wheat—We carry the best of the smooth 
and bearded varieties suitable for our terri- 
tory. 
GRASSES 
Alta Fescue Kentucky 31—New all-purpose, 
all location grass. An Improved Tall Fescue. 
Highest yielding grass for pasture, hay, 
silage. Grows on wet or dry, acid or alkali 
soil. Takes a year to establish, but lasts 20 
years or more, 
Bermuda, Hulled—The highest grade of 
Bermuda, with the hard, almost water-tight 
hulls removed, Quick growing, 
SEED CORN 
Our selection of seed corn is built on 
an intimate knowledge of the kinds that 
do best in this locality. We have the 
best kinds for our particular soil and 
climate. 
We carry both open-pollinated and hy- 
brid field corn. Also sweet corn for 
gardeners and truckers. 
More and more, the problem of seed 
corn is becoming localized as new hy- 
brids are released. It is important to 
have those hybrids best fitted to your 
growina conditions. 
We have the right hybrids for you! 
Ask about our selection . . . especially 
adapted te this region 
Bermuda, Unhulled—Valuable for lawns, 
golf courses, or wherever a thick, heavy 
sod is desired, 
Kentucky Blue Grass—Produces a close, 
thick turf. Stays green until late in fall. 
Roots are deep; plants very hardy. 
Orchard Grass—A well known, valuable, 
permanent perennial pasture and hay grass. 
Best of all grasses for shaded pastures. Espe- 
cially good sown with other grasses to 
prevent sloping ground or hillside erosion. 
Perennial Rye — Similar to Domestic Rye 
Grass, fully as palatable, but does not pro- 
duce as heavily. It is a finer stemmed plant 
and grows somewhat later into the summer 
than Domestic Rye, 
Red Top—Valuable for most soils, A good 
permanent grass, Should be grazed close. 
Grows successfully on alkali lands where 
other grasses fail, 
Sudan Grass—One of the greatest summer 
grazing crops. Also fine for green feed. 
Keep a small plot near the barn to cut and 
feed green to cows or horses, 
Timothy—Especially good in pastures and 
meadows mixtures in combination with other 
grasses and clovers. Long heads and heavy 
vigorous growth. 
CLOVER 
Lack of space prevents listing all 
our offerings of Clover. We carry 
an adequate range of varieties. 
Consult us as to the best choice 
for your own particular needs, 
SEED TREATMENT 
More and more the coating of 
seed with stimulating bacteria is 
gaining favor with production-wise 
farmers. We highly recommend 
seed treatment for higher yields, 
faster germination and growth. Be 
sure to ask us about it the next 
time you stop in. 
SEED POTATOES 
Our certified stocks are the most 
economical you can plant, they 
reduce your hazards, give you 
bigger production and fewer 
culls. They are true to name... 
grown especially for seed stock 
. more highly disease resistant 
. .. tagged for origin. 
