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- SEED CORN! 
» Peimers are being asked to grow more corn 
due toa possible shortage of feed for the large 
numbers of livestock on farms. Seed dealers can 
help by selling only the best and highest-yield- 
_ ing hybrids. 
WE RECOMMEND: 
1, KEYSTONE 38—Outstanding on both up- 
___ land and bottomland soils—shows tolerance 
____ to corn borer—has enviable record in official 
- state trials in Missouri, Illinois, Oklahoma, | 
eke Arkansas and Colorado. 
2. KEYSTONE 39 AND 43—Medium early-High- 
___-yielding—Excellent feeding corn—for rich 
_ soils where other varieties grow too fall for 
easy harvesting. 
3. KEYSTONE 40 AND 42—Excellent Hybrids 
i for upland and sandy soils. 42 is earlier 
_ than 40—very short supply! 
4 KEYSTONE 44 and 44A—90-100 day 
Maturity makes more corn and bigger ears 
_ than any 90-day hybrid we have ever seen! 
5. KEYSTONE 45—Highest yielding Hybrid in 
_ Missouri, Kansas and Colorado — short 
supply! 
6. KEYSTONE 106W & 111W—Excellent, high- 
__ yielding white Hybrids. 
ASK FOR PRICE LIST! 
PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF BETTER SEEDS 
CORNELI SEED COMPANY, 101 CHOUTEAU AVE., ST. LOUIS 2, MO. 
April 18, 1951 
LATE SEASON 
Mother Nature can upset the best, well- 
planned farm operations and she has cer- 
tainly done just that this year. Adverse 
weather conditions have prevented the 
sowing of spring oats in many areas; win- 
ter wheat and fall-sown pasture-grasses 
and legumes have been ruined in other 
areas; the spring planting season is be- 
hind schedule in almost every region in 
the United States. 
Therefore, seed dealers can expect a 
good demand for the balance of the sea- 
son for grasses and legumes as well as 
for seed corn and soybeans. Seed corn 
business should be exceptionally good 
since there is a definite ‘“back-to-corn” 
trend this year. 
We are prepared to make prompt ship- 
ment on most all farm seeds. 
DON’T MISS SALES! ORDER NOW! 
- OIL BEANS— — 
SPECIAL NOTICE! 
For GARDEN SEED PRICES write for ou 
SPECIAL QUOTATIONS 
SOYBEAN 6 | 
Farmer indicated early that they. re pl. 
less soybeans this year; however, present indica 
tions are that the complete 1950 crop will dis. 
appear before 1951 harvest begins. Many — 
will take this to be a sure sign of higher s 
prices for the 1951 crop and will actual 
more soybeans! - 
Seed dealers should maintain anes ore 
of the seligwieg recommended varieties: = 
Sie EES ee iia ak ele aa ally ies 
1. WABASH—The best oil bean on the marker 
for Kansas, Missouri, and Southern half of : 
illinois, Indiana. Excellent for combining— is 
very little loss even when combined late 
—about 9 days later in mate than z 
Lincoln. ne 
2. LINCOLN—Outstanding, carly aionne oil _ 
bean—very high-yielding—very high oS 
content. : = 
3. HAWKEYE—Earlier than Lincoln but, yee 
4-year period, yielded as well and oil-con- 
tent was practically same as Lincoln— 
doesn’t shatter as much as Lincoln. 
HAY BEANS— 
Virginias, Black Wilsons and Cowpeas— 
all in very short supply. 
ORDER NOW! 
