. Spring 1902 annual catalogue improved northern grown farm and garden seeds, hardy shrubs, roses, and small fruit plants / Farmer Seed Nursery stock Minnesota Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. New Hog IVIUlet. HUNGABIAN MILLET-No other variety Is so well known and so much grown for hay as the Hungiarian Millet. It Is so valuable be- cause it takes such a short season to a fine crop of the most nourishing and milk-pro- ducing hay. On this account it is the best catch crop w
. Spring 1902 annual catalogue improved northern grown farm and garden seeds, hardy shrubs, roses, and small fruit plants / Farmer Seed Nursery stock Minnesota Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. New Hog IVIUlet. HUNGABIAN MILLET-No other variety Is so well known and so much grown for hay as the Hungiarian Millet. It Is so valuable be- cause it takes such a short season to a fine crop of the most nourishing and milk-pro- ducing hay. On this account it is the best catch crop when other crops, already put in, for some reason fail t:o grow. If sown as late as the ;)th of July to the 1st of August good results can be expeoteid!, if the chances are favorable. In the neighborhood of larger cities, where early potatoes are extensively grown for the market, Hungarian Millet is generally sown as soon as the potatoes are dug, and thus two crops are harvested in one year from the same piece of ground. Hungarian will not grow as coarse as many other Millet varieties, but still it yields quite heavy, three ito four tons of hay iper acre is considered an ordinary crop. The hay is very leafy and of the very bes^t quality, being greedily eaten by all kinds of stock. Weight of seed. 48 lbs. per bushel. For hay, sow :J pecks per acre, while to grow seed from 2 pecks is sufficient. Price: Ua., !|;»; ai/, bn., .â ii::.4<); sraln sacks 10c. each extra. THE HOG MILLETâThte Millet has been l*nown an'd was gxawn for several years here in Minnesota anld the Dakolas, and within the last few years has been put on the market under various names, sut'h as "Manitoba' or "Russian Millet," "Broom Corn Millet," etc. The name HOG â has been selected on account of Its great value for feeding stock, ESPE- CIALLY HOGS. It is 0(f great value in sections where corn cannot be cheajily and safely grown, and in sudh localities the Ho
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