Sm * , X :0 t gi * 1 ill There was a time when planting the best hybrids for your farm meant buying from several companies. Not anymore. When most seed salesmen stop by to talk, they usually spend their time talking about that one “hot” number they have to sell. But your Pioneer sales representative is a little different. He has a whole line up of top performing hybrids. So, when he comes by, he doesn’t talk just one hybrid. He talks HYBRIDS. He talks corn. 3744 Performance wise, 3744 is tough to beat. Besides outyielding the competition by a wide margin over the last three years, 3744 usually dries down faster. It has excellent root and stalk strength, resists Northern, Southern and Carbonum Leaf Blights, and does well under higher populations and higher management or irrigation. 3352 This newcomer has already proven itself as the yield leader for its maturity. Over the last three years in this area, 3352 holds a significant yield advantage against competitive hybrids. Now, that kind of performance speaks for itself. But besides yields, 3352 has very good emergence and early vigor along with excellent staygreen and leaf dis ease resistance against Northern and Southern Leaf Blights, Eyespot and Gray Leafspot. This hybrid is going to surprise a lot of folks. 3378 A leading hybrid with the ability to deliver big, hefty yields in poor growing seasons as well as good growing seasons. 3378 owes much of this suc cess to its hearty agronomic traits like outstand ing plant health, superb standability, fast emergence, strong drouth tolerance and ears that “flex” to accommodate growing conditions. With so much going for it, it’s not hard to see why 3378 is a lot of growers’ favorite corn. Plant some and you’ll be convinced too. PIONEER HI-BRED INTERNATIONAL, INC. EASTERN DIVISION, TIPTON, INDIANA 46072 brand products are sold subject to the terms and conditions of sale which are part of the labeling and sale documents. Pioneer Is a brand name; numbers Identify varieties. trademark of Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc. PIONEER. BRAND SEED CORN
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