





This is the Jacques Picker Sheller Yield Trials booklet from Jacques Seed Co. of Prescott, Wisconsin, printed for the 1971 planting season.
The covers show light wear at the edges, the pages are clean with no rips or tears, and a local seed dealer from Bay City, Michigan stamped the dealer's name and address inside, as the photos show.
The booklet answered the questions corn farmers had for 1971, like which hybrid to plant and how much fertilizer to order, with picker sheller trial tables from Minnesota farms harvested in October 1970. You also get Four-Way Crosses descriptions, a Seed Spacing for Corn chart on yellow pages, and a back cover contest to win a Rose Bowl trip with JX80 Brand Alfalfa, closing March 15, 1971.
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This 1971 yield trials booklet still has its Rose Bowl trip contest on the back cover, and it suits a shelf of Jacques Seed or farm seed company advertising. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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