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DeKalb 56 
Shortest season DeKalb we handle. For highest 
altitude farms or June planting in areas north of 
Sunbury, Pa. Medium flats, $12.50 per bus, 
DeKalb 65 
Growing season similar to Early Butler. Extra 
sound quality. It’s tops for high-altitude counties 
of Pennsylvania, New York, and New England 
States. Large or medium flats, $12.50 per bus. 
DeKalb 239 
Has all the good qualities of 240 and the added 
advantages of stiffer stalks, easter husking and 
slightly earlier maturity. You will be highly re- 
paid in extra bushels of grain if you plant 239. 
Large or medium flats, $12.50 per bus. 
DeKalb 240 
Widely used in high-altitude parts of 
Pennsylvania, New York, and lower 
parts of New England States. Ears dry 
quickly, which insures early harvest. 
Makes more friends yearly. Large or 
medium flats, $12.50 per bus. 
DeKalb 404A 
A favorite DeKalb variety acclaimed for its 
yielding ability and ease of harvesting. Long ears 
uniformly attached to stiff stalks by small shanks 
that break clean and free of husks. Large or me- 
dium flats, $12.50 per bus. Medium rounds, 
$10.40 per bus. 
DeKalb 406 
A medium-early variety having stiffer stalks, 
greater drought resistance and ears with deeper 
kernels than 404A. 406 is a dependable producer 
of good yields of quality Corn. Large or medium 
flats, $12.50 per bus. 
DeKalb 422 
Slightly Iater than 404A. Grows tall for a 
short-season variety. Has extra heavy foliage, 
which insures heavy, well-filled ears. Popular as 
grain and ensilage for northern areas. Large or 
medium flats, $11.50 per bus. 
DeKalb 450 
Deep kernels. Exceptionally tolerant 
to borer and blight. ‘Tough, strong 
stalked, heavy eared. A late 400 
number which its widely used in the 
600 zone. Large or medium flats, 
$11.50 per bus. 
DeKalb 459 
Just slightly Iater and taller than 404A. Ma- 
tures in Centre County, Pa. Used widely for June 
planting in Lancaster County, Pa., and south. 
Widely adapted and a top-notch yielder. Large or 
medium flats, $12.50 per bus. 
DeKalb 609 
Heavy yielder. Long, deep-kerneled ears. Short, 
sturdy stalks stand firm; heavy roots. Easy picker, 
by hand or machine. Large or medium flats, 
$12.50 per bus. 
‘DeKalb 628A 
A faithful full-season grain or en- 
silage Corn. Makes better yields than 
expected on soils low in fertility, as 
well as fertile fields. Tall stalks and 
deep kernels. Large or medium flats, 
$11.50 per bus. 
DeKalb 681 
A great-yielding new hybrid. For three years 
it has outperformed 628A. Has shorter stalk and 
even better standing ability. Large or medium 
flats, $11.50 per bus. 
DeKalb 825 
A short, heavy stalk gives 825 borer tolerance 
and mechanical husking ability. It asks no favors 
and yields are uniformly high. Deep dent. Large 
or medium flats, $11.50 per bus. 
DeKalb 847 
Short, heavy-stalked variety very similar to 
840, but with unusual drought tolerance. 847 
often is said to be the best field in the community. 
Large or medium flats, $11.50 per bus. 
P. L. Rohrer & Bro., Inc., Seedsmen 
Smoketown, Lancaster Co., Penna. 
