Hastings' seeds : spring 1912 catalogue . op, largelygrown throughout the South,relishedby horses aud cattle. There are twonecessities for a successful crop ofGerman Millet—first, rich or highlymanured ground; second, Southerngrown seed, that from Tennessee be-ing the best. Pound, postpaid, 20c;peck, not prepaid,65c; bushel, Price subject to marketchanges. Teosinte A mammoth forage plant fromCentral America, undoubtedly one ofthe most valuable forage plants fort he South to be used in a green yield is simply enormous andcan be cut all through the summera nd until frost. W
Hastings' seeds : spring 1912 catalogue . op, largelygrown throughout the South,relishedby horses aud cattle. There are twonecessities for a successful crop ofGerman Millet—first, rich or highlymanured ground; second, Southerngrown seed, that from Tennessee be-ing the best. Pound, postpaid, 20c;peck, not prepaid,65c; bushel, Price subject to marketchanges. Teosinte A mammoth forage plant fromCentral America, undoubtedly one ofthe most valuable forage plants fort he South to be used in a green yield is simply enormous andcan be cut all through the summera nd until frost. We were assured bythe late C. A. Bacon, of Ormond,Florida, several years ago, that thisremarkable pant grew at the rate offive inches per day on his , 10 cents; K pound, 30 cents;pound, $; postpaid. Market Prices When this catalogue goesto the printer it is impossibleto make prices that are exactfor the spring season on Mil-let, Sorghum, Cow Teas, etc.,prices of which change for market prices whenready to A CROP OF MILLET FROM OUR TENNESSEE GROWN SEED Spanish Peanuts This is the best variety for the central and lower South, where a forageand fattening crop Is wanted. The Spanish is an early and heavybearer and along the Gulf Coast and in Florida where they can beplanted in April, two crops a year can be made. In that section thesecond crop can be planted as late as July 15th and they will mature before frost. The tops give you, hayand the nuts grain. In harvesting, the nuts cling fast to the vines and the tops and nuts are fed to thestock together as a hay and grain ration. The tops make good forage either green or cured. The Spanishpeanuts grow in close bush form, making it possible to plant them close and cultivate easier than the oldvine sorts. The nuts are smaller, but much sweeter and finer flavored than all the large ones, and arevery free from the pops that are so common in the large varieties. Best reoleaned, hand-pickedseed stock. Poun
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