FIELD AND FORAGE CROPS 
Prices are not prepaid and are subject to market change. 
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It pays to invest in good pastures. 
BARLEY, SPRING Smooth awned type most satisfactory 
for stock feeding. 
BARLEY, WINTER For fall sowing to winter over. 
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BUCKWHEAT, JAPANESE Strong-growing 
Good cover crop for poor land. 
variety. 
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OATS, CLINTON High yielding, early maturing variety 
with plump meaty yellow grain, high in feeding value. 
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OATS, AJAX Tall strawed, resistant to rust. Matures a 
heavy crop of white grain a day or two later than Clinton. 
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PEAS, CANADA FIELD Valuable for spring fodder or 
hay crop. Commonly grown with oats. 
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RYE, BALBO Popular new variety of vigorous heavy- 
stooling habit. Valuable for grazing as it does not taint 
milk like other rye. Recovers quickly when pastured. A 
good crop for late fall and early spring. 
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RYE, ROSEN TYPE Vigorous and heavy yielding strain 
Best grown as a winter cover crop. 
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RYE, TETRA PETKUS New type, outstanding for vigor 
and yield of grain. Grain is larger than other strains, and 
|, strong and leafy st aw 
born on wonderfully ta!!, 5 
Stools freely and yields highest of all rye varieties. 
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WHEAT, SPRING For spring sowing only. 
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WHEAT, WINTER For fall sowing 
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SOY BEANS, BANSEI (Edible seeded) 
an abundance of large yellow seeds. 
' Pkt. 10c; V2 Ib. 30c; Ib. 50c 
SOY BEANS, EARLY YELLOW TYPE Soy Beans have a 
sot! building value equal to Clover. The best quick matur- 
ing summer crop for forage and plowing under. Be sure to 
inoculate seed 
Early variety with 
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SOY BEANS, WILSON BLACK Medium early with tall 
leafy growth. Recommended hay and forage variety. 
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COW PEAS, RAMSHORN (Black Eyed Peas) 
variety grown for the edible pods. 
Early 
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SORGHUM, FORAGE TYPE A corn-like plant with 
sweet sap used to mix with other forage for ensilage. 
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SUDAN GRASS Heavy cropping hot weather forage 
crop; resists drought and produces a heavier and tenderer 
growth than Millet; greatly relished by stock 
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SWEET SUDAN GRASS _ New strain with sweet stems 
and foliage. Higher in feeding value and better liked by 
stock than the older type. 
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PIPER SUDAN GRASS Newest improved strain, best for 
forage and grazing. Market Price 
RAPE, DWARF ESSEX Cabbage-like forage crop for 
stock and poultry. Quick-growing, tender and palatable 
Enormously productive. 
Lb. 45c; 5 Ibs. $1.65; 15 Ibs. $4.20 
VETCH, WINTER = Sown alone or with Rye or Oats. 
Winter Vetch is an excellent soil enricher. Succeeds on 
poor sandy soil and is perfectly hardy. May be sown either 
in fall or spring. 
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MILLET 
GOLDEN, (Tennessee Cultivated) The best and strongest 
Golden Millet, medium early, 3 to 5 feet high; makes 
good green feed on light land. 
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JAPANESE Rank grower for rich land: often 5 to 6 feet 
high. Continues to grow for a second crop after being 
cut. Produces a heavy crop of green feed. 
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HUNGARIAN | Finer-leaved and earlier than other Millets 
and better adapted to drying for hay. 
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NOD-O-GEN 
Alfalfa, Clovers, Soy Beans, Peas and Beans grow 
better and increase fertility when inoculated. It pays 
to inoculate all legumes. Be sure to order the right 
kind for your seed. 
Simplex (Alfalfa and Clover combined) L buses 
Alfalfa and Sweet Clover l bu Soe 
Clovers | bu See 
Ladino Clover 10 tbs. 25¢ 
Trefoil 10 Ibs. 256.90" tan ae 
Soy Beans 2 bu. 40c; 6: bunts 
Vetch and Peas 1 bu 40c 
Beans (except Lima) 1 bu. 55c¢ 
Garden size, (Peas, Beans, Sweet Peas) 5c 
COMSTOCK, FERRE & CO. 
