i- K ‘•v*\ < < f K )' ff, V: \ \ *■ -- t-t' , !- \ / f / >'S.~ , / L MORE FARMERS PLANT DEKALB CORN THAN ANY OTHER BRAND * V i > {• D • ’’’ !< fc.-T ' v * ' , 'i-auf, \ “DEKALB" is a Regis tered Brand Name. “XL” Numbers are Variety Single-Cross—the most exciting words in corn farm ing today. The reason —superior performance! Corn breeders explain it this way: “Maximum hybrid vigor occurs in the first generation after a cross of two inbred lines.” DeKaib simply says this: “We know that the right Single-Crosses have the ability to pro duce greater yields, to better withstand diseases and insects, and to take the stresses of modern farming.” Because DeKaib has led the way in developing superior Single-Cross Hybrids, only DeKaib can offer such a wide choice of thoroughly tested XL Varieties. ■' y % Single-Cross seed is difficult to produce. But your slight added investment in DeKaib XL hybrids can make you more money. Below are actual farm yields, made on measured acreages, mechanically harvested without gleaning . . . reason enough why more and more farmers are planting ALL DeKaib. Our word is good— but this proof is hatter! Look at these FINE YIELD results! DEKALB AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, INC., DEKALB, ILL. Commercial Producers & Distributors of DeKalo Corn, Chix & Sorghum ou \-T ' '<• 'n NAME Amos L Shipman Ron Haring Russell Rozenbeig Floyd Lemon Heyo Siemors John Devore Meranda Farms Frank M sibe* -^ Raymor „ Boucher Herbert huner or county st;te bu/acre i’enn Lycomir g Boono Rem Lj'j ir.g 1 ie’ y Ohio E jiler lowa Ind Johnson Ohio Penn Brown Columbia Minn. Ohio Houston Henry rVs% 153 95 168.90 132.63 155.12 162.63 167.54 146.62 135.70 196.15 154.77
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