Sand Hill Preservation

JLJ_ · February 3, 2016

I didn't find the pdfs on the catalog request page or the home page -- there may be links to them places that I didn't see them, or links that have been added since I looked, but links to the three main catalog pdfs are at the top of these pages

Seeds, roots, books

http://www.sandhillpreservation.com/...d_catalog.html

Sweet potatoes

http://www.sandhillpreservation.com/...o_catalog.html

Poultry

http://www.sandhillpreservation.com/...y_catalog.html

If you go to those pages and right click on the pdf file at the top of the page, then choose "save link as" you can download that pdf

The downloaded pdfs can be searched by pressing Ctrl & F then entering a significant search word (as can the pages of the online catalog sections), which is one advantage over a paper catalog, if you already know what you're looking for. Searches are usually more successful if you just enter one word from the variety name -- that way the search doesn't fail because of an extra space in the name or a spelling variation.

I typically read through their catalog when it first comes out, but then search their listings many times a year when I've heard of something I think I might want and, if I find it, I add it to my Sandhill list for use when I get ready to place an order. Sometimes I look at the list and decide I have to be a little realistic, and don't order everything on it . . . but at least that way I don't usually forget to order something that I really wanted.

February 3, 2016	#11
JLJ_ Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Wyoming Posts: 759	I didn't find the pdfs on the catalog request page or the home page -- there may be links to them places that I didn't see them, or links that have been added since I looked, but links to the three main catalog pdfs are at the top of these pages Seeds, roots, books http://www.sandhillpreservation.com/...d_catalog.html Sweet potatoes http://www.sandhillpreservation.com/...o_catalog.html Poultry http://www.sandhillpreservation.com/...y_catalog.html If you go to those pages and right click on the pdf file at the top of the page, then choose "save link as" you can download that pdf The downloaded pdfs can be searched by pressing Ctrl & F then entering a significant search word (as can the pages of the online catalog sections), which is one advantage over a paper catalog, if you already know what you're looking for. Searches are usually more successful if you just enter one word from the variety name -- that way the search doesn't fail because of an extra space in the name or a spelling variation. I typically read through their catalog when it first comes out, but then search their listings many times a year when I've heard of something I think I might want and, if I find it, I add it to my Sandhill list for use when I get ready to place an order. Sometimes I look at the list and decide I have to be a little realistic, and don't order everything on it . . . but at least that way I don't usually forget to order something that I really wanted.