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We Sell High Grade Seeds at Fair Prices 

CERTIFIED ILLINOIS 960 © 
This is the oldest hybrid listed in our 
catalog, but we still have calls for it. 
In the past two years there has been 
very little produced for seed, but this 
year we sold out and could have sold 
much more. At this time have 52 acres 
of this number certified which looks as: 
though it will make 80 bushels per acre. 
960 is mostly a two-eared corn. Grows 
rather tall. Stands heat and drouth ex- 
ceptionally well. A good picker corn but 
not so desirable for hand picking as 
usually two eared. For prices see inside 
back cover. 

“I am enclosing a check for $10 to place an order for 5 bushels of K-374 seed 
corn. It is the best seed corn I have this year, and I am getting over an average of 100 
bushels per acre on 92 acres.”—-GEO. PROPECK, MANSFIELD, ILLINOIS. 
CERTIFIED U.S. 63 
A very early hybrid adapted to Northern Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and same lati- 
tudes. A very good feeding hybrid. Medium sized ears, 9 to 101 inches long. A rich 
yellow color. High in protein and contains much oil. Well rooted. Does not grow tall. 
Matures in about 105 days. One of our best early varieties. For prices see inside back 
page. 
SPECIAL. We find we have about 120 bushels of US-63 non-certified carried over 
from last year. Germination 94%. Price on large or medium flats, $4.00 per bushel. 
Small flats or medium rounds, $2.50 per bushel. 

SOME OF OUR PLANT BREEDERS WHO WORK ON INBREDS 
In this field we have 153 different inbreds. These are the results of thousands and 
thousands of operations in plant breeding. Also the development of these inbreds has 
cost us at least $12,000. While some look as though they are of little value, we are test- 
ing them out each year trying to get them in some combination where they will be 
profitable to use. This is a cost of which the farmer thinks little when he buys seed 
corn and is one of the producers of hybrid corn big problems, that of producing new 
inbreds and keeping the old lines pure. 
