How to limit crop risk
by Willard Jones
I'm Willard Jones, Doebler’s sales manager, taking the conservative approach.
I’m conservative when it comes
to investing money. Or buying
seed corn.
So I buy certificates of deposit.
And I think real estate for a long
term investment. It’s a matter of
limiting my risk.
Same principle holds for seed
corn. Best low risk buys, in my
mind, are hybrids that always
finish among the leaders. In wet
weather or dry. Hot weather or
cold. On deep or shallow soils.
Like Doebler’s Extra
Performance hybrids with mile
long printouts of test results made
right here in the East.
And never under estimate old
favorites like Doebler 75X. That
old super champ is driving the
competition crazy.
Here are my picks. Mostly
established stars.
TRY THESE DOEBLER'S HYBRIDS
Low risk buys
for 1991
DOEBLER 84XP, 118 days.
Whopping 218.7 bu. in Rutgers
South Jersey trials last year, 209.9
bu. in Ephrata, PA strip test.
Excellent standup and disease
resistance.
DOEBLER 75X, 113 days. Pa’s all
time corn champ still shelling big.
1989 best, 197.5 bu. Placed Ist,
2nd and 3rd in early strip tests
this fall. Only 1% lodging.
DOEBLER 66XP, 103 days. Off
and running with a Ist, two 2nds
and two 3rds in our first 1990
tests. 17.5 bu. better than 65X in
Doebler trials. Super standup.
Super vigor.
DOEBLER 57XP, 97 days.
Combine this baby. It shelled out
184.2 bushels last fall at
Newtown, PA; 151.9 in New York
and 185.5 in Ohio. Sturdy. Super
oomph.
DOEBLER 45XP, 90 days. This
super single sizzles. A 165.25 bu.
average in Cornell’s 1989 trials.
Five Ists and four 2nds in 10 NY
strip tests, with 160.4 bu. tops.
DOEBLERS
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HYBRIDS FOR THE 90’S