CORN, SWEET or SUGAR. 
Maiz. Maiz. 3)laij. 
Culture. — Plant in hills 3 feet apart each way, and five or six kernels in a hill. Hoe often and draw soil up 
to the stem; hreak off side shoots. Make the ground rich with well-rotted manure. Sown in drills, a greater 
yield from a given surface will be obtained. The best fertilizer is Thorburn's Complete Manure. By sowing 
successive lots and properly selecting varieties, the supply of Sweet Corn can be kept up until hard frosts kill 
the plants. 
EXTRA EARLY. 
57<S Early Cory. A very early variety, with good-sized ears and large grains. ( 
This is excellent for market, and has attained wide popularity 
579 White Cory. Resembles the ordinary Cory, but with white cobs 
5S0 IVIammoth White Cory. The ears are double the size of the old Cory 
581 Metropolitan. Ijarge, handsome ears of fine quality ; very early 
582 Marblehead. One of the earliest; dwarf, with short, thick ears; of good 
quality fur an early sort, which especially commends it 
583 Minnesota. Nearly as early as JMarldehead ; of dwarf growth 
58+ Perry Hybrid. Vei-y early and of large size; most valuable for market 
585 Melrose. As early as the Perry Flylirid, and much larger; valuable 
58(! Burbank Early Maine. Large, pnro white ears of fine quality ; extra early. 
590 Extra-early Adams. Not a Sugar Cioru, but largely grown for early use.. 
591 Manhattan. The earliest Sweet Corn grown, but the ears are in couse- 
quence very small 
SECOND EARLY, OR INTERMEDIATE. 
592 Early Champion. Very large ears, considering its earliness 
593 Shaker Early. Very large, white grain, and quite early 
599 Crosby. iMalures after Minnesota; fair-sized eai-s of good quality 
G08 Pee and Kay. Ears large and thick; a desirable variety 
009 Stabler Pedigree. A good main crop sort 
010 Potter Excelsior, (iood size, and a week earlier than Large E.Kcelsior 
011 Moore Concord. Of strong growth ; ears large and well-lilled 
612 Early Evergreen Like the Stowell's Evergreen,but a week or ten days earlier. 
617 Early Adams. Not a Sugar Corn, but grown extensively for market 
GENERAL CROP. 
018 Large Eight-rowed. Very productive, and of superior richness 
619 Asylum. Thick, 12-rowed 
620 Triumph. L:u-ge ears, very white ; productive 
622 Hickox Improved. Handsome ears, very white and of rich flavor 
02-1 Roslyn Hybrid. Ijarge-gro wing viiriety of very line quality 
020 Stowell Evergreen. Remains green a long time, and is highly prized; one 
of the most popular varieties 
027 Early Mammoth. Very large anil not very late 
LATE. 
G30 Black Mexican. Very sweet and of superior flavor; grains black 
034 Ne Plus Ultra or Shoe Peg. Snudl, but one of the sweetest sorts grown. 
010 Late Mammoth. Rank in growth ; large eai's, rich and sweet 
044 Egyptian. Large aiul of superior quality ; largely used for canning 
640 Country Gentleman. Same as No Plus Ultra, biit with 1 arge ears ; of de- 
licious quality 
650 Sweet Fodder Corn. For soiling and ensilage 
For Field Corn, see Cereals, page 55. 
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