Catalog . at goes out from this house is right stock. Weknow exactly from where it conies. Every bushel of it goes throughour recleaning machinery, which takes out dust, trash and lightgrains that are left by threshing machines. Its exactly what youneed to make a successful rye crop next winter. PRICES—Pound, 25c; 5 pounds, $; postpaid. Write forquantity prices. PRICE NOTICF When this catalog goes to press we can-r w ? 1WB not make definite bushel and larger quantity grain prices because the field seed market varies almostdaily. When you are ready to buy write us your needs and weshall gla
Catalog . at goes out from this house is right stock. Weknow exactly from where it conies. Every bushel of it goes throughour recleaning machinery, which takes out dust, trash and lightgrains that are left by threshing machines. Its exactly what youneed to make a successful rye crop next winter. PRICES—Pound, 25c; 5 pounds, $; postpaid. Write forquantity prices. PRICE NOTICF When this catalog goes to press we can-r w ? 1WB not make definite bushel and larger quantity grain prices because the field seed market varies almostdaily. When you are ready to buy write us your needs and weshall gladly give you our very best market quotations, samplesand freight rates. A DDI 1771 PYF SPECIAL SELECTED STOCK*-*1 * ^^1 ?» ? « is also true of our Abruzzi We offer our surplus only as long as it lasts. All we say about our special selected stock of 100-Bushel Oats on page 32It has been carefully selected and reselected for our own stock seed plant-Not prepaid: Bushel. $; Peck. $ Hastings Abruzzi Rye on the Hastings Plantation—The Greatest Rye for the South. See General Selected Stock Offer Below. ABRUZZI RYE Abruzzi Rye stools out quicker and heavier than any other rye. It can be pastured a month to six weeks *? earlier than other varieties of rye or oats. It succeeds equally well on stiff clay lands and the sandy landsof the Lower South and will make 50 to 100 per cent more pasturage or hay than other sorts. Abruzzi Rye is displacing all othervarieties in the South, and you certainly ought to get a start of it this fall. The picture above was made just as the heads beganto mature. May 1, 1922, showing the seed crop we offer you. Pound, postpaid, 30 cents; 4 pounds, $, Not prepaid: Peck about$; bushel, about $ Write for quantity prices when ready to buy. 34 H. G. Hastings Co., Seedsmen, Atlanta, Georgia YOU CAN GROW GOOD WHEAT TOO All parts of the South can and do grow good wheat. Its merelyhabit that we have started looking on wheat as a p
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