American Agriculturist, February 3 
42 TO 43^ POUNDS 
TOTHE BliSWEL 
DIBBLE’S 
HEAVYWEIGlI 
OATS I 
128 POUNDS Nlfr 
FOURBUSHELSini 
STANDARD 
CRAIN BAG 
IBffLES 
ested Seed Oats 
DIBBLE’S HEAVY-WEIGHT, 
the heaviest and most productive Ameri¬ 
can-grown Oat. The straw is strong, tall, 
and stiff. The grain is thin-hulled and of 
splendid color. The average weight is 42 to 44 lbs. per measured bushel, and we had 
several crops last season weighing still more; one entire crop threshed out over 2,000 
bushels of 47-lb. grain. The Oat Crop of the TJnited States last year was 200,000,000 
bushels short of the ten-year average, with poor quality and light weight the rule. Our 
Oats were never better, and we have the choicest stock of Heavy-Weight Oats in our 
Seedhouse we have ever owned. 
Dibble's Heavy-Weight Oats 
produce record-breaking crops throughout 
the Eastern States. ^New Jersey is not 
considered a good oat State, yet Reuben 
McDonald of Jamesburg writes: “We had 700 bushels from 7i/^ acres.” Emil Seibert 
of Monroe County, New. York, states : “They outyielded our own seed three to one.” 
Thomas W. Rogers of Rutland County, Vermont, grew a crop that by weight equaled 
“over 117 bushels per acre.” And Irwin Farber of Stark County, Ohio, says: “They 
yielded just twice the amount of other kinds,” and we have scores of similar testimonials. 
Dibble s Twentieth Century Oats, 
extra early, extremely productive, 
with grain weighing 34 to 38 lbs. 
per measured bushel. On our own 
farms, growing from 100 to 150 acres annually for 8 to 10 years, they have given us a 
yield which was over twice the average production for the United States for the same 
period. If your own oats are light weight, badly stained or run out, you cannot afford 
to sow them when you can get Dibble’s heavy, bright clean Seed Oats for so little money. 
We make a very low price on 10 bushels or more. 
FREIGHT PREPAID 
to yoUr station. Write to-day for 10 Sample Packages of Dibble’s 
Farm Seeds, which include both varieties of Oats, Dibble’s Farm 
Seed Catalog and latest Price List FREE. Address 
EDWARD F. DIBBLE, Seedgrower 
Box A HONEOYE FALLS, NEW YORK 
Headquarters for Seed Oats, Corn, Barley, Soy Beans, Field 
Peas, Alfalfa, Clover, Grass Seeds, and Seed Potatoes. 
