Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-26
RAISING BARLEY
Seed FOR Farmers
SAYS 1T PAYS TO USE HIGH
BRED SEED AND SOW
HEAVILY.
SCIENTIFIC METHODS USED
Barley Seed Is Good Crop and
Always a Profitable
Industry,


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tNy MAINLY R, lIIlhEl
"l ann raising winter barley huu
Nl.t.r wheat seed Tor 'Nah"InA
farmers hy grading my seed ana sew
ing the best seed | can INA, ! want
oklahoma farmers TO know thot thrl
can crow WiutCr barley on any land
300 oklahoma amy season II Is a sure
crop. / have mot had failure In SIX
years. ] grow II on soil ihal Us less
than 1u inch thick without telNll2A-
ton and get 40 bushels or better per
acre" says NJ Iiu'hmI the barley
seed mar Of oklahoma, who lives at
Ramoua.
one mile cast and one mile south
Of Ramona, OKLA, is a model asrlrul-
tural plant There you viii find rcaA
pcnuiac Missouri Dutch farmer who
knows how 10 farm scientifically MI
". A. Enchart is the victim. lie IL
he Who has the past few years set "a
ua.n for real result producing farm
tu. i'm WASHINGTON county. MI NlNe-
hau is the llud of man who makes
two blades of grass grow whore be-
fore only one .rcW First lac ls "a
dairy man. His ultimate aim rs The
UcNclopmcut of large dairy herd OF
lIstcine. He believes that the llul-
stein Is the best milk producer Of the
DaW family He has ! head II li"l-
,r,Ius which he is developing into a
lig herd Mr.. kucharl says hC Is
Ist q simple farmer. not a fancy
breeder lie lust uses common Dutch
,rnsr and works mtthodiDdllg. His
first principle along this line IS the
use Of niph bred seed. This year he
planted three principal crops on his
farm. winter wheat. winter barley
ana oats. ON land that he soWcd one
luehcl Of seed TO the acre he rcaped
g. bushels Of wheat. ON that which
he sowed one bushcl ana a quarter Ia
tho acre he reapcd A. bushels per
grro. Does Il pay to use high bred
seed and SOW heavily We leave this
,asuit as vour answer Try il iuI
Yourself lie Maid s1.GS a bushcl for
his seed His neiehbors, and now
friends gave him the horse laugh
AS IA, saws. when he started his farm
I'M, carccr among them. Now they
ore all coming to him for advice and
assistance. lie il was who introduced
winter barley IN Washington county
ne crop for proft This he was
guycd about as we'll but at the late
bl,. Farming congress IN Tulsa he
received the very highest award and
,,,rmerdation from an farm experts
p,tn,red there upou his attainment
I'M this line.
And now comes another Rinehart
rolby and profitable department in
bus,ncss-hogs. barley fed hogs The
best hoes that can possibly be pro-
du,cd is the barlcy-fod hog. The hog
that is TO be butchered and served
Tho delicate. cNactiug palate Of the
American of choice. Is the barley-fed
hog Here Mr.. Rinchart is introduC-
inc into Oklahoma q new and vastly
t,,ofitabIe industry thai has no limit
md always sure. profitable future
lef,re IT, Few there are who know
ar realize that barlCy-fcd hog will
ai,,uys hiring from | to 10 cents above
Inc market price at an times Barley
makes the most delicious meat on
hogs pives IT sweetness and tender
NOS This is profit to the farmer.
ror the cost of fatteuing and feeding
INNS is NOT one more expensive than
The old way. 1t takes only a little
more attention but this effort rs
vastly productive and immensely
rrotitghle.
Air Rinehart is one Of the most
active men i'm the county In civic
imuroycnent spirit and action. He de-
liycrs results one was 10 build "A
coed road himself the entire length
Of his farm. which he maintains all
tba titnp AT his own EXPENSE. He Is
also tho road supervisor and good
rcaos hoost,r ~ Ills town.
Mr. Rinohart owns 100 acres in his
home farm and has leased in addition
several more tracts of land. all or
which he is working. This land he
purchased for about 20 per acre.