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Title: Spring 1897
Identifier: CAT31282709 (find matches)
Year: 1897 (1890s)
Authors: John A. Salzer Seed Co.
Subjects: Nursery stock Wisconsin Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Cereal grasses Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs
Publisher: La Crosse, Wis. : John A. Salzer Seed Co.

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4' Jas. W. Bond, East Monroe, Ohio: "My Giant Incarnat Clover is now 2 feet tall and ooks exceedingly loelL" D. M. Wills, Daisy, Mo.: "My Giant In- aarnat Clover is over 2 feet tall and will make a tremendous crop." Z.P Zumb. Linden. Mich.: "My Giant In- carnat Clover is 3 feet tall. Will go over 2 tons per acre." Axig. O, Erdmann, Otter Creek. Wis.: " Your German Mammoth Clover is the best fertilizer £ have ever seen." L Ketchum, Augusta, Wis.: "From the Giant Incarnat Clover we have had a splen- did yield. We have cut it t w ice. F. Petlijahn, Rinord III.: "Giant Incar- nat Clover is doing splendidly." A.Loby apringbluff. Wis.: "Giant Incar- nat Clover is now 3 feet high. It will yield tremeiictously " Ferd Maurer, Muskegon, Mich.: "Giant Incar'nat Clover is a wonder. It is over 4 feet high." David Diehl. Charlesville, Penn.: "I am more than pleased with the Giant Incarnat Clover." Anna Olson, Rochester, Minn.: â¢' Giant In- carnat Clover grew over S)4 tall; yield toillbe enormous." W. F. EUzroth, Morrow, Ohio: "Your Giant Incarnat Clover is immense single plants being 2 to ^feet in circumference and sending up hundreds of seed heads. I am more than well pleased with sam^. Salzer's German Mammoth surely beats all for a large yield of pasture or hay, fullu 3 or 4 tons per acre. My advice to all farmers is to sow a big patch for fall pasture. It's fine when all other grasses are dead." Julius Schulz, Norfolk, Neb.: "Your Giant Incarnat Clover reached the height of 334 feet. It did splendidly despite the drought." Milan Lemerit, Azialan, Wis: " Giant In- carnat Clover did well. It grew on very sandy soil to the height of 'A^ feet, lam more than pleased with it." Sorace Taylor, Buckatunna, Miss.: " Your Giant Incarnat Clover is now over feet high. It is still growing. Sowed same June 21 .st. Giant Sp ufry, some of it is '6% feet high. W. O. Root. Ca.'is City, Mich.: "I sowed your tfiant Incarnat Clover the latter part of April, and July 1 ^ih it was in bloom." A.J. Thompson, Neva, Wis.: "Giant Incarnat Clover sown April 25th. cut July loth, making 3 tons of fine hay, and is furnishing magnificent pasturage now.*' JohnMerken. Waterloo, III.: "Your Giant Incarnat Glover is now ^ feet tall.. It will give me twice as much hay as medium red Clover. It is splendid." But why continue? That is the way all farmers talk who have used our mag- nificent Giant Incarnat Clover. We do not wish to have our strain compared with the common crimson Clover sold in America. You will be more than pleased with it, if you will plant it early this spring. It is no experiment, it is a success, a success everywhere, and will be successful on your farm if you will only try it. The seed is ^ feet tall. It is one of the great- est hog fat- t ener sI have ever seen Giani Spurry grew 5 fee tail," just what your catalogue claim^i it to be. I am more than delighted with same.' C. W SpauUling, Lewis, N. Y.: " Your Giant Incarnat Clover was a tremendous grototh. Giant Spurry did splendidly ' M Kunbergen. Charleston, Iowa: "Your Giant Incarnat Clover for hog pa.Hure was sown April loth, came up quickly was in bloom the last of June I turned the hogs in then and had magnificent pasture for same."' Louis Yatie, F'orence. Wis.: " Your Giant Incarnat Clover was indeed good, growing over 3 feet tall A Thompson Neva. Wis: " Your Giant Incarnat Clov<n grew 2^4 feet high, and T hove 3 tons of up endi'l hay to the acre." J. B O Neil, ^VellsviUe.Ka7i: "The second crop of Giant Tncarnat Clover is making good fall pasture ' M. M, Ryer-'^on Brtnton. Mich.: *'Giant Incarnat Clover despite the drought, lookp exceedingly well.
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Salzer s Giant Incarnat Clover, 7Q days after sow ug. Photonrnphed from a single plant. Just try it for 1897 and bt haymu 1 HEAR MR. HOG TALK. "I wish, Mr. Seedsman, you could induce every farmer to sow some of your Hog Pasture Mixture, which contains a large portion of Giant or Incarnat Clover. Then we would not have to hunt around the pastures for a blade of grass or root and squeal to get-something to eat, but grow fat and strong and healthy, just as,the farmer wants us to be when butchering time comes." John A. Salzer Seed Co. considers this the most wonderful Clover for hogs, from the fact that within a few weeks after sowing it is ready with a luxuriant growth and an enormous herbage. Indeed, there is no Clover or grass that we know of that will so quickly furnish fodder for hogs and cattle as this variety. We urge everv farmer throughom America to give this magnificent Clover a test. We have placed the price extrerftely low. â Miiiiiii Mi!fiiniiiitn'itiiiiiiiii»i iiiiitiiiin I LOOK HERE!; z Salzer's Extra Grass ; 1 Mixture for quick hog ; £ pasture is the greatest S thing on earth. It's I dirt cheap, too. See = page 129. 14 lbs., for = 1 acre. 81.50; 50 lbs.. 5 $5.00. Sow from 14 to a 81 lbs. per acre for best I results. lUMIIllllilillllttllMII lilllllil H

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