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sample yield, provided the weak kernels develop into 

 weak plants, yielding only thirty bushels per acre. 



Compare your results with those of others of the class, 

 inquiring as to how each sample was selected, dried and 

 stored, and see if you can find out why some samples 

 test better than others. 



118. Grading the Seed. — In the selection of seed ears, 

 we have endeavored in every way possible to secure uni- 

 formity in size and shape of kernels in order that the 

 planter might drop the seed accurately, which in turn 

 should result in an even stand in the field. 



We may be sure, however, that the kernels will not be 



