1913 Griffith and Turner Co: farm and garden supplies . yieldingvariety in existence and well on all soils. Straw is ofgolden yellow color, while the grainsare white, with a slight golden stormy weather. A meas-ured bushel weighs from 36 to 42 highly recommend this Oats toall our customers. Change your seedthis season. Bushel of 32 lbs., $ BURT OATS, used extensively in theSouth; very early and prolific. Bushelof 32 lbs., $ WHITE SEED OATS For spring sowing. 32 pounds tothe bushel. Extra heavy fancy WhiteOats. Ask for prices. WINTER TURF
1913 Griffith and Turner Co: farm and garden supplies . yieldingvariety in existence and well on all soils. Straw is ofgolden yellow color, while the grainsare white, with a slight golden stormy weather. A meas-ured bushel weighs from 36 to 42 highly recommend this Oats toall our customers. Change your seedthis season. Bushel of 32 lbs., $ BURT OATS, used extensively in theSouth; very early and prolific. Bushelof 32 lbs., $ WHITE SEED OATS For spring sowing. 32 pounds tothe bushel. Extra heavy fancy WhiteOats. Ask for prices. WINTER TURF OATS Perfectly hardy in the Southern andMiddle States, standing the winter near-ly as well as wheat. Yields, on goodland, from 50 to 70 bushels to the acre,of fine, heavy grain, weighing from 30to 40 pounds to the measured excellent fall, winter andearly spring grazing without injury tothe grain crop. Write for prices first ofAugust. WRITE FOR PRICES ON FIELD SEEDS IN QUANTITY. ^_GR1FFITH <& TURNER CO. ^ HIGH-GRADE GRASS SEEDS. TIMOTHY (Phleum pratense.) This makes one of the mostpopular, nutritious and salable o£bay grasses. It is best adaptedfor sowing on clay or heavy loams,low lands or in mountainous dis-tricts, altbougb it will do well onany good stiff loamy soils, pro-vided moisture is abundant. Itdoes not succeed nearly as well,however, as Orchard, Tall MeadowOat or Herds Grass on soils of asandy or light loamy texture, andis not of as much value for pas-turage as other grasses. Thestand of Timothy will also be in-jured if grazed or cut too yield of hay on good groundis from one and a half to threetons per acre. The best clover tosow with timothy is either theSapling or Alsike, as they matureand ripen with timothy. Pound,10c. Peck, 90c. Bushel of 45lbs., $ RED TOP, OR HERDS GRASS (Agrosis vulgaris). This grass makes excellent pasturage and good cropof fine quality bay, and succeeds on a greater varietyof soils than any other grass in
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