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1 the Plant Thick * For a at the ra|e of kerneb per acre riety, plant at t to 18,000 kerneb final plant stand 10 to 20% less th of sehd planted. Kernels Per Acre (How to plant) ,14,000 kerneb Row width full-seascin hvbrid, plant 14,000 to 16,000 For an early varate of 16,000 . per acre. The 4 expected to be ian the number pc’ Spa 38 ’ 40"

| . 42” 16,00 kerneb per .. 38” * 40" 42” 18,000 kerneb per acre ft;*' 38’ 40” 42” The number of pnoud in grades will vary according to the variety. Generally die in# cv urc - kernels according 1:0 the grades are Grade • Kerneb per pound Large flat Medium flat Small flat acre . ice between seed 12” 11” 10%” acre. 10V4"< 10" 9%” 91 8S„ 8%" kerneb per

Medium thick fljat Large round Medium round All grades will ^ ..... produce a satisfactory crop. There is a relation1300

1500 1700 1200 1200 1300 AV.IWI J Vivp. M * *hip between the size of kernel and eedling vigor. The larger kernels

lave the more vigorous" seedlings.

Use right planner, plate.— Use he right plantef plate for the trade used so that the kerneb will

Irop the desired) distance apart.?

Wake a trial run j to see that kerleb are dropping properly. Plant at proper depthAvoid leep planting. From 1 to 2 inches ieep is sufficient. : Seed should be ilaced in contact with warm moist oil. *•. * ' *

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