ONE G-75A ON THE COB, WITH BUTTER, PLEASE
FUNK’S G-75A
FUNK’S G-75A has won more County Master Corn Growers Contests in the State of Iowa than has any other hybrid. G-75A, a great hybrid, one that will make money for you in your corn fields. Ask your Funk’s G-Dealer about it…
America’s Greatest Hybrids. FUNK’S-G. Plant them on your farm in 1959.
FUNK BROS. SEED CO.
BELLE PLAINE, IOWA
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SORE NIPPLES? TRY MASTI-KURE!
MASTI-KURE
Famous for HIgh Quality at Reasonable Prices
USED EXCLUSIVELY ON THE FINEST FARMS
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DEEP PENETRATION, STEADY OUTPUT and SPRAYING MAN HOURS SAVED
“Look Dad, spraying is easy…with a KWH mistblower!” says Stephen Yates of La Crescent, Minn.
Use a KWH mistblower and save up to 80% in spraying-‘man’-hours, 90-95% in water.
KWH mistblowers give deep penetration — better coverage — at less cost.
KWH Dusters assure steady output — instant regulation — even spreading of granules.
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GREETINGS FROM ADAMSVILLE, TENNESSEE
MECHANICAL COTTON PICKER
One of these modern machines can replace many, many hand pickers. Cotton is a vital crop throughout all of the great Southland.
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IRRIGATING CORN IN NEBRASKALand
Both pump and gravity irrigation, supplied from an underground river of water, support one of the most productive farm areas in the nation.
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POTATOES APLENTY
HELLO…I’M RICHARD PACETTI
From land treated with 10 gallons of D-D® Soil Fumigant per acre, row treatment, Richard Pacetti harvested 195 cwt/A of potatoes. Untreated land yielded only 150 cwt/A. Here’s what Mr. Pacetti says: “I’m going to use D-D on every acre next year. If I can’t get D-D to put on my potato land next year, I’m not going to plant. R.P.”
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BIG-BIG YIELDER
Better than the BIG Yielder from the previous year and nowhere near as good as the BIG-BIG-BIG-BIG Yielder of five years later.
DEKALB E-57 - Big Big Yielder
Dekalb’s leading seller—a real popular bronze hybrid. ‘Total Performance’ E-57 gives excellent standability, drought tolerance and big yields of quality grain.
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IT’S NATIONAL PIG DAY!
Dinner Time on the Farm
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CANTALOUPE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD
Blythe, California
Verso:
“Cantaloupe grow abundantly in the fertile soil of the Blythe area, irrigated by the waters of the beautiful Colorado River.”
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Boring Postcard #1
GREETINGS FROM KANSAS
Verso:
“A field of wheat and a giant loaf of bread symbolize the role of Kansas as “Wheatland, U.S.A.”
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MATANUSKA CABBAGE
Alaska
Apparently, Texas isn’t the only state that grows everything big.
Verso: “This fantastic head of cabbage weighs 40 pounds about 30 days after planting. The midnight sun provides about 64 days of nearly continuous sunshine each year.”
ADDENDUM (8/13/10 12:45 AM): I completely missed the opportunity to make a dumb joke about double-headed cabbages.
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SEXUAL INNUENDO WEEK—DAY 2
Dekalb 423—Extremely Stiff Stalked
Way pre-Viagra. Late 50s.
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COMING UP:
Wednesday, 5/5 — The “American Look” of the new “Animated Line”
Thursday, 5/6 — “World’s Longest”
Friday, 5/7 — “Oh, Deer!”
Saturday, 5/8 — Fruit Cocktail (End of Sexual Innuendo Week)
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