. Harris' ländlichen Jahresbericht 1900: Samen vom Erzeuger an den Sämann. Baumschulen (Gartenbau) New York (State) Rochester Kataloge; Gemüse; Blumen Samen Kataloge Kataloge Kataloge; Obst; Gräser, Samen Kataloge. JOis^ PH HARRIS CO., MOR^T I^ARM, COLDWAY^R, N.Y., 35 Hof und Feld Samen. Zu wenig Aufmerksamkeit wird von Landwirten, die besten und reinsten Belastungen von Feld Mais, Hafer, Weizen, etc. gezahlt. Wenn einige Agenten herum kommt und sagt, er hat eine neue Sorte, die 100 Bushel pro Acre einen guten Ertrag, viele werden es kaufen und wenn es nicht besser als gemeinsame Arten sie zu denken, zu werden.

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. Harris' rural annual 1900 : seeds from the grower to the sower. Nurseries (Horticulture) New York (State) Rochester Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs. JOis^PH HARRIS CO., MOR^tON I^ARM, COLDWAY^R, N. Y. 35 FARM AND FIELD SEEDS. Too little attention is paid by farmers to getting the best and purest strains of Field Corn, Oats, Wheat, Etc. If some agent comes around and says he has a new variety that will yield 100 bushels per acre, a good many will buy it and when it turns out to be no better than common kinds they get to think that there are no better varieties than those commonly grown. This is a mistake. There are no such wonderful improvements as some dealers try to make us believe, but well-bred, pare strains, of the most productive known varieties will always produce more per acre and give crops of better quality than ordinary seed. The cost of seed of improved varieties is very little more per acre than ordinary seed. There is no investment that will yield better returns than the purchase of well-bred seeds. Take corn for instance. It requires only about eight quarts to plant an acre. This quantity will cost, say 40c. An equal quantity of common corn would be worth about 15c., making a difference of 25c. per acre for the improved seed. If the yield is only 2 or 3 bushels per acre more than from the common seed, there would be a good profit, but the increase in crop is likely to be very much more than this; 10 to 20 bushels increase per acre being not at all uncommon. Twenty-five cents for 10 bushels of corn is cheap. We offer a few varieties which we believe are marked improvements over those usually grown. At the prices quoted we deliver the seeds at freight depots in Rochester, and make no charge for bags. The purchaser is to pay the freight charges. Special prices will be quoted on large quantities. A New Early Corn for the Norths *'THE FARMER'S FRIEND/' One of our old customers in Vermont, Mr. E

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