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James E. Yates, 1348—108.45 Bushels; C. M. Ramey, 1948—110.27 bu, 11949—113.5 bu., 1951—108.61; C. E. Johnson, Jr., 1948—117.17 bu.; C. B. Johnson, 1949—122.2 bu.; W. S. Hughes, 1949—119.5 bu.; J. M. O’Bannon, 1949—111 bu.; D. D. Miller, 1949—102 bu., 1950—106.65 bu.; N. H. Grimsley, 1949—101.6; Franklin Yoiwell, 1951—112.28; Welch Bros, 1951—105.23 bu.; P'red Dedson, 1951—104.58 bu.; H. S. Barksdale, 1951—101.13; I Thomas Norman, 1951—100.6; Russell Sutphin, 1951—100.39.. In additon to the trophy, other prizes awarded included cash de-' rived from entrance fees, seed corn donated by, Rappahannock Supply, Winchester Seed Co., and T. B7, Bens.- ■' ■ Varieties used by farmers of the county, which have produced 100 bushels of com or more per acre, and the number of times such has heed accomplished are;.US 262 - 14; 111- 200 - 3 ; Indiana 750 - 4; |US 857 - 4; US f8 - 1; and US 505 - 2. Of the above varieties all are still on the recommended list except HI. 200 and US 357. Other recommended >*rietias not listed are VPI645, Pioneer 303, ter 832, US 262A, Pioneer Southern States 908W, and mt 235W which is serving year amon« the rlwtruH
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