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SEED CORN AND SOY BEANS 
We were very fortunate to get the warm drying weather we had, or much corn and a good 
part of the crop of soy beans would have been lost. As it is today, thousands of acres of 
corn in the North will show a very low germination, and a good acreage in the South on ac- 
count of the very late planting. Other thousands of acres of good hybrid corn in the river 
bottoms was destroyed by floods last summer. . 
Soy beans, no one Can tell yet what they will be like. We know many of them will not 
even be good for milling purposes and soy beans showing good germination (except some 
very early varieties) will be very scarce. , 



CHIEF SOY BEANS 
We had out a large acreage of this good bean, some of which is safe from the freezes. 
We also have some fields which at this time we cannot say how they will be for seed. 
However, we are willing to book orders for certified Chief beans, germination 85 or, 
better at $2.50 per bushel. Subject to final certification and germination. 
RICHLAND SOY BEANS 
At this time most of the Richland beans are in, dry sound and as nice as you ever saw. 
Some of these new early beans made over 40 bushel per acre. Price, not certified $2.50 
a bushel. 
You can send bags, or we will ship in heavy burlap bags holding 23 bushels each at 15¢. 
Illini or Dunfield soy beans. Write for prices. 

“Three Judges, Irving S. McKinley, Gerald Ehrnberger, and John A. Prokes, picked the 
prize-winning ears. All three winners in the hybrid class were Kelly Hybrids. A.M. Dobry 
entered an ear of Kelly Hybrid which measured 14 inches long. Nearly 50 farmers from 
this locality entered the contest’’--Copied from ‘‘Schuyler Sun’, Schuyler, Colfax County, 
Nebraska, 
Here is another proof of what Kelly’s hybrid corn is doing in Nebraska, Almost every 
place it is entered it comes out at the top or near the top. Why not buy hybrids which pro- 
duce record crops? 
“Some of your hybrid corn showed outstanding performance in our trial plots,’’--Frank 
/ > * * * s . 
O Brien, Gallatin, Missouri. 
“7 have the finest and best corn crop this year I ever raised. This farm has very poor 
Soil to raise any kind of crop, but I really have a good corn crop. We have the finest and 
largest ears of corn and are very much pleased with the good results, --J.T. Douthitt, 
Enfield, Illinois. 
Another proof that some Kelly’s hybrids do well on poorer soils. Of course, we have 
Some which are not adapted to poor types of soil, but if you will let us know what type soil 
you have, we can always guide you as to the best recommended hybrids. 
