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BULLETIN 1498, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 
two former States a selection of this variety known as Dunbar 
Currell is widely grown. Currell is popular in certain sections on 
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Fig. 51.— Distribution of Currell wheat in 1919. 
Estimated area, 645,000 acres 
account of its early maturity. It was reported in 1924 from 18 States, 
in 8 of which increases in relative importance were indicated. 
Fig. 52.— Distribution of Currell wheat in 1924. Estimated area, 259,290 
acres 
NITTANY (PA. NO. 44) 
Nittany was originated from a selection of Fulcaster at the Penn- 
sylvania Agricultural Experiment Station. It was not reported in 
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Fig. 53. — Distribution of Nittany wheat in 1921. 
Estimated area, 258,532 acres 
1919, but 258,532 acres were reported in 1924, largely in Penn- 
sylvania. The distribution of Nittany wheat in 1924 is shown in 
Figure 53. In that year it was grown in seven States. 
