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Surety Seeds Catalog (PH 4-2) (68 pages)

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Page Sixty 2 SA = _. SEED GRAINS fi a en eaten eee ee fy EE PS “success” BEARD. LESS BARLEY—An exceptional strain-of truc beardless barley that was perfected by the Washington State College. Very heavy producer. Good for hay or grain. WHITE HULLESS BARLEY—It threshes out like wheat and ?rows beardless. . More productive *and two weeks earlier than wheat, making it a splendid spring sown crop in some sections. BEARDED BARLEY--A white six-rowed Variety of bearded barley that is very popuTar. It is sufficiently hardy that it can be sown in the fall in sheltered localities of the ‘est BRS GRAY WINTER OATS —Especially valuable for fall sceding, grows tall, has . stiff straw and yields heavily. Good for seed, ing with Vetch. ) ABUNDANCE OATS — Introduced from Scotland and a proven yielder on heavy: soils. Medium height, erect. white seeded and me. dium early. A spring grain. . VICTORY OATS—Excels all others for yield ) on light soils. The quality also is fine. Habit ts erect and sced white. Sow in the spring. BAS swepisn sevecr oats — A heavy — strawed, very productive variety adapted to yeneral conditions on the Coast. This white spring oat is very popular. BANNER OATS—A white seeded, spreading . , headed spring oat that is too well-known to } require much description. A very heavy yielder. eg JUS BLACK ‘ALASKA’ OATS —A ‘. black seeded spring oat with heavy straw and much foliage. Good to sow with vetch or peas: fine for hay or green feed, — g SKOOKUM OATS— A selected white oai intended for usc as hay, as no particular at-. tention is pure, Prices on Application [es Swedish “How to Grow Grains and Forage Crops” is the title Select of a bulletin published by the Chas. H. Lilly Co., Seattle, Wash. A copy can be secured free if you Send a stamp to pay. the mailing cost.