4305 BRIGHTON BOULEVARD 
Hybrid Field Corn 
Jacques Proven Hybrids 
WISCONSIN and MINNESOTA GROWN 
Maturities from 80 to 120 days 
Corn Growers should consider seriously the 
growing of Hybrid Corn, as the Hybrids have 
proven their merits in all corn-growing sections, 
especially where moisture conditions are favor- 
able. In selecting the Hybrid from a reliable 
source and of the right maturity. 
Wm, Jacques, the pioneer and largest grower 
of Hybrid Corn in the North, advises to plant 
three different maturities of Hybrid Corn. When 
several good hybrids are compared over several 
seasons, you learn a surprising and important 
fact. The variety that yields the most this year 
may yield the least next year. This year may have 
favored the corn of one maturity as against the 
corn of another maturity. Next year the condi- 
tions may be reversed. Don’t choose your crop 
for next year’s planting based on the performance 
in one season of any one hybrid. Choose only 
Hybrids that have shown a good average per- 
formance over several seasons and choose three 
different maturities of these. 
Plant Jacques PROVEN HYBRIDS because— 
(1) Every Jacques Proven Hybrid has proven 
its superiority in not just one season, but as an 
average of at least three seasons before it is 
offered for sale. 
(2) You can get Jacques Proven Hybrids in 
dependable maturities varying by 5 days, from 
80 to 120 days. And here’s something else! 
(1) Your Jacques Proven Hybrid Corn shells 
out more corn per bushel of ear corn, It yields 
even more than the wagon box shows. 
(2) Your Jacques Proven Hybrid Corn dries 
out fast, goes into the crib with less water in 
cob and in Kernels. 
(3) If you plant all late corn you run the 
risk of a soft crop in a short cool season. 
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING JACQUES 
PROVEN HYBRIDS: 
Wisconsin 80 day series—Strain 802 
Strain 803 
Wisconsin 85 day series—Strain 852 
Strain 853 
Strain 854 
Wisconsin 90 day series—Strain 902 
Strain 906 
Strain 907 
Strain 908 
Wisconsin 95 day series—Strain 955J 
Strain 957 
Strain 959 
Wisconsin 100 day series—Strain 1001J 
Strain 1003 
Wisconsin 105 day series—Strain 1050J 
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Wisconsin 110 day series—Strain 1102J 
Strain 1104J 
Strain 1109 
Strain 1121 
Wisconsin 115 day series—Strain 1157J | ASK 
Strain 1158J }for 
Strain 1159J i 
Wisconsin 120 day series—Strain 1203 eons 
Strain 1206 
Strain 1207 
Strain 1208J 
Prices of All Certified Wisconsin 
Hybrids 
All Hybrid Corn is State Sealed and certified in 
bushel bags and is treated with Semesan Jr. ready 
to plant. One bushel will plant 7 to 8 acres. 
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Field Corn 
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10 pounds will plant an acre. 
The proper selection and care of Seed Corn is 
more important and exacting than the average 
grower realizes, and in appearance corn suitable 
for seed purposes is often deceiving and its seed 
qualities can only be determined by actual tests 
for germination and vitality. Our Seed Corn is 
strictly Colorado grown (except the ensilage and 
Hybrid varieties), is acclimated and will ripen 
earlier than eastern grown seed. 
COLORADO No. 13 
A selection out of Minnesota No. 13 by our State 
Agricultural College bred for earliness and high 
yielding quality. The most widely used Yellow 
Dent variety, maturing in 100 to 110 days. 
MINNESOTA No. 13 
Is one of the most popular Yellow Dent Corn for 
Colorado and the western states. It is early ma- 
turing, stalks are tall and leafy, and is excellent 
for grain or silage. 
COLORADO YELLOW DENT 
This is a variety of Yellow Dent Corn developed 
in Colorado and is especially well adapted for 
planting in the dry-land districts and in the north, 
as it is very drough resisting and matures early. 
Fine for grain, fodder or ensilage. 
CALICO 
A medium early variety, maturing in about 100 
days. Kernels are variegated, being speckled or 
mottled red, white and yellow, The stalks are 
leafy; the ears carried high. Calico corn has a 
nee protein content, making it a very efficient 
eed. 
COLORADO No. 151 (Wis. No. 570) 
110 days maturity. One of the most popular Hy- 
brids, has a splendid root and stalk, and makes 
rather long, rugged cylindrical ears and broad 
kernels. High yields of grain and silage. 
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Dry Land Grain and 
Forage Seeds 
Sweet Sorghums 
CULTURE 
For forage crops, sow 50 to 75 pounds per acre, 
for grain, 5 to 6 pounds, in rows and cultivate 
the same as corn. Forage is very palatable to 
stock. 
BLACK AMBER CANE 
Is the best known and is the favorite on account 
of its earliness and resistance to drought. 
MIXED CANE 
This is valuable as a forage crop. 
for a seed crop. 
ORANGE CANE 
A heavy yielding variety grown for forage and 
silage. It is rather late in maturing seed as it 
takes from 100 to 110 days. 
RED TOP OR SUMAC CANE 
Very desirable for forage as the stalks are 
sweet and very leafy. The seed shells out clean 
like the grain sorghum and is better for feed 
than other varieties of Cane. 
COES SORGO 
Is a Kafir-headed sorgo with a long, compact 
head and fine stem, high in sugar contents. Suck- 
ers profusely making large quantities of fine 
loan y feed, The grain is equal to feeding value of 
afir. 
Do not plant 
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