Southern States Hybrid Corns 1. Giv® you bigger yields—1.200 com growers reported 32.6% more. 2, R®w$t disease—bred for hardiness. Adapted to this area. 3, Harvest easier — stiff stalls. Ears bear at uniform height. 4. Produce unexcelled quality—uniform ears, high in feeding value. s. Are carefluBy graded—in either fief or round kernels plant accurately. 6. Are economical—plant 2-3 more acres a bushel than open-pollinated. 7. Are OPEN-FORMULA—controBed in breeding endtyroduction. 0, Cost relatively little—but give large yields of topnguality feed. Come ie MOW ft yoer Seefhem * States Hybrid Cora. Grow mere food ee yoer ewe form Mis yomu
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“Southern States Hybrid Corns.” Rappahannock News, no. 28, May 1950.
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