The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 2, 1920, Page 9

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When the Cossack lived and thrived in this kind of a climate, there never”was any doubt in my mind that it would eventually be the only alfalfa _ - grown in our extreme climates in this country. The Hardiest Alfalfa in the World “The thousands of farmers who are now growing Cossack alfalfa, agree with me Whep I say that the Cossack is the hardiest alfalfa in the world. Quite a few years have gone by since Pro- fessor Hansen introduced the Cossack to this country and you will now find fields of Cossack in practically all parts of the United States. The reason for this is because the Cossack is everything g% that is claimed for it. : - Read These Letters: The Cossack Stands Freezing Weather When you grow Cossack alfalfa, you can turn your hogs and cattle into the pasture earlicr, and keep them there later than you can with any other kind of alfalfa. The Cossack stays green when other alfalfas are frozen to the ground. It also thrives and grows in the hottest and driest weather. You should grow Cossack alfalfa. One trial will convince you that it is the only alfalfa to grow. Alfalfas May Come and Alfalfas May Go But the Cossack Grows on Forever Cossack alfalfa is the best and most profitable alfalfa you can grow at any price, Hun- dreds of farmers have not bought Cossack seed because they thought it too high priced. This was probably a good thing, because Lhave never been able to fill all my orders for Cossack seed. This year I have an excellent supply of Cossack seed on hand. guarantee it to test 98 per cent pure or better. I advise you to order your seed right away, so you’ll surely get it. AlfalfaIs the Most Valuable Farm Crop Alfalfa not only outyields all other hay crops, but it is a much more valuable feed. Figurea show that alfalfa is a ¢ better milk producer than bran. It is also a better and cheaper feed for dairy cattle, beef cattle and hogs. My Cossack alfalfa i 0" 0 essor ansen will make you a clear. profit of $100 an acre and more. Thou- sands of farmers are now raising big acreages of Cossack al- Professor N. E, Hansen has done more to introduce profitable and falfa, because they have proved that it is the only alfalfa pleuum-mvinz fruits, trees and field crops than any other man. that will successfully withstand the coldest winters and the § ‘With his untiring energy and remarkable skill he even improves hottest and driest summers. ; on things that nature has made almost perfect. The folks living Vé in the United States are deriving niore and more benefits and 1 pound $1.50 10 pounds, $ 12,50 pleasures from this wizard of plant life every year. He is ord N 4 contimually Sarming out somethitg new and as fast as e san CI'NOW 3 pounds, "450 100 pounds, 100.00 - we are preparing and propagating his new creations so tha! every one will derive some of the benefits of his great works. Big 192_Page catalog Sent Free If you are not growing some of Professor Hansen’s wonder- ful creations you are missing something good. Better get ' My big 1920 catalog is so full of good things that I can not begin my catslos and see what good things are in store for you. to tell you about them here. It contains everything for the field, garden and orchard, and many other money and labor-saving tools Zeeland, N. D., July 28, 1918, Dear Sir: We received your letter and saw that you would like to know where we got our alfalfa seed. We got the seed from Gurney at-Yankton, S. D. It is the asgck alfalfa, the seed that blooms. The' chickens and the pigs like to eat it best. This seed, if it i8 grown once, will never go out of bloom, and it will not freeze over winter. JOHN KIEPKE. : » * White Earth,"N. D., July 25, 1918, “Dear Sir: You ask me about my nlinlfa growing. I have - grown Grimm, but now I am growing Cossack. I plant it in rows 28 inches apart and cuitivate after a crop is cnt. Last year other alfalfas killed out, but this kind lived. Dry weather does not geem to hurt it. It grows just the same. 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