For another sensation see Berry’s Golden Rustproof Oats, Page 18 
Page 15 

Nhe Sensiilinal LINCOLN 
20% to 30% Bigger Yields 
Lincolns have shown an average increase in 
yield over Illini and Dunfield of 20% to 30% 
and they have the highest oil content of any 
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This is a crop.of such great value that we 
want to emphasize its money making features. 
There is other information on Rape on page 16. 
There have been many tests made on the feed- 
ing value of Rape. Extensive Iowa tests show 
that good Rape pasture is equal or superior to 
Alfalfa for hogs. It made gains just as fast and 
required less cotn and less tankage per hundred 
pounds of grain. 
Most farmers know Alfalfa is one of the best 
hog pastures known. But everyone doesn’t have 
alfalfa to pasture. You can get equal or better 
Dwarf Essex Rape for High Protein Pasture 
bean tested to date. The quality of this oil is 
extra good as it has a very high iodine member 
which shows its drying quality. 
‘This in a nutshell is the reason why Lincoln 
have leaped into popular favor overnight. Every 
experiment station report we have seen praises 
them. Every farmer who has seen them growing 
wants Lincolns. 
Experiment Station Reports 
An Iowa station reports in this way,—The 
Lincoln has showed its heels in yielding abil- 
ity to any other bean with which it has been 
compared ‘in the past five years, in northern 
central and southern Iowa tests. Ohio says 
it should replace all other Yellow Beans. 
An average of 1940-1943 tests at Indi- 
ana show: 
Dunfield 34.0 bu., Illini 37.3, Lincoln 45.9 
This means 10.2 bu. more per acre than 
the average of the other two. This is 30% 
larger yield than Dunfield. The oil content 
of Lincoln was higher and quality superior. 
It matured 2 to 4 days earlier than 
Illini. 
An average of 61 tests over a five year 
period in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and 
Nebraska showed Lincoln outyielded an 
average of Illini and Dunfield-6.1 bu. 
per acre or 22%. The Lincolns are 
stronger strawed than either of these. 
When stands are thin they branch 
out considerably. Prices, Certified 
and non-Certified page 41. Write for 
quantity prices F.O.B, Illinois point 
or delivered. 

results from Rape pasture and it is just as good 
for sheep. Get faster gains at lower cost. Can 
be sown from early spring until in July and if 
moisture conditions are favorable grows until 
after heavy freezes in late fall. The cost is low. 
Requires only 6 lbs. of seed 
per acre. If you don’t have 
plenty of high protein pasture 
like clovers or alfalfa sow 
Rape for quick heavy yielding 
crops. Be sure to read page 
16. 
