How will new Jacques 7780 do against
Pioneer 3541 and OeKalb XL72AA?
We think summer is thinking time
not selling time.
We’ve got five new hybrids that
look great; but we don’t want you to
buy any of them until you have the
most information possible.
Take our new 7780 for example. It
looked great last year in our field
trials as Experimental 9108. It was
tested in soils ranging from the light
sandhill country of Nebraska to the
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In all it’s early tests , 7780 looked great but we don’t want you to buy any
until after we harvest our 517 field trials. In those trials , 7780 is growing
alongside some of the old standbys like Pioneer 3541 and DeKalb XL72AA.
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How will they all do 9 Why guess now 9 Only harvest will tell us
heavy red clay soils of Ohio.
Farmers who saw how well 7780
did as an experimental last fall
wanted to sign up for some right
away. But we don’t want to sell any
until after this fall’s large scale tests
all across the corn belt. That way
you will know just how new 7780
will do against Pioneer’s 3541 and
DeKalb’s XL72AA.
We think that’s the only way to
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buy corn. So you won’t be hearing
from your Jacques Dealer until he’s
got field results this fall.
By the way, if there isn’t a Jacques
Dealer near you, maybe you should
learn more about the fastest growing
big seed corn company. Use the
coupon below to write for a free
yieldbook or get information on the
many advantages to you of being a
Jacques Dealer.
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