. Spring 1897. Nursery stock Wisconsin Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Cereal grasses Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs. The Cry of the Hog would be hushed and sweet contentment would reign among hogs if Mr. Farmer would plant a plenty of this ?/j V/hite Hulless Barley, of Earliest Ripe Fodder Corn and Giant Incarnat Clover, Spurry, etc., etc. Barley sorts, because our Barley sorts are yielders. Just read theN >^^^testimonials on Silver King Barley, and see what wonderful results and what revolutions we have* created in Barley growing, and t
. Spring 1897. Nursery stock Wisconsin Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Cereal grasses Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs. The Cry of the Hog would be hushed and sweet contentment would reign among hogs if Mr. Farmer would plant a plenty of this ?/j V/hite Hulless Barley, of Earliest Ripe Fodder Corn and Giant Incarnat Clover, Spurry, etc., etc. Barley sorts, because our Barley sorts are yielders. Just read theN >^^^testimonials on Silver King Barley, and see what wonderful results and what revolutions we have* created in Barley growing, and that is what we expect our Giant White Hulless Barley to do. We believe that hogs cat? be fattened and cattle brought to the market with a profit at a pound, provid- ing you use our extra Grass Mixtures, our Superior Sand Vetch, our Giant ^pnvry, our Victoria Rape and a great plenty of our Giant White Hulless Barley. We know this Barley will give you results, otherwise we would not so strongly urge you to try it. We have placed the price very low, and hope you will give it a trial in 1897, because it will be to your benefit. Price of Salzer's Giant White Hulless Barley: Pkg., lOc; 3 lbs, «, postpaid; by freight, pk., 50c.; bu.,; 2%bu., $; 10 bu., $ Salzer's Earliest Ripe Fodder Corn. Our customers would be surprised if we told them how many thousand bushels of Salzer's Superior Fodder Corn are annually planted by our farmer friends. Ic has gotten to be so that no first-class farmer, that is, a farmer up to the times, wide awakeâallows a season to go by without planting from 3 to 10 acres m Fodder Corn. Fodder Corn is one of the cheapest things that can be grown on the farm and one of the very best paying things. We ourselves grow very largely of Fodder Corn, using same in preference to hay, and when the hay hiarket is reasonably high we dispose of our hay and use fodder because the fodder can be grown for about pne-fifth what hay can; and, another thing,
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