HEAVY GRAIN HEAVY YIELDER 
It’s hard to believe but this field of 1.57 acres planted with 11 pounds These oats were planted October 15th and cut with combine 20th and 21st 
of Fulgrain seed (just over one-third of a bushel) yielded 133 bushels. of May, 1936—could have been combined a week earlier if machine had been 
84 bushels per acre or 387 bushels for each bushel planted. Reference, ready. Yield, 893 bushels from 12.3 acres. 
E. E. Hall, Florence, S. C. 
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“THEY’RE IN THE BAG SOONER” 
One of the happiest times of the year for the oat 
grower is when his crop is harvested, threshed, sacked 
and in the barn. He knows his crop is safe. That’s one 
reason you will like Fulgrain Oats—they are extra early— 
two weeks ahead of Appier—five days ahead of Fulghum. 
MORE FOOL PROOF 
Fulgrain will come mighty near making you a crop 
under any reasonable conditions. You no longer have to 
worry about smut or smut treatment for it has been bred 
to resist smut—actually treated with smut for a period 
of three years to prove its resistance. 
Fulgrain is cold resistant—stands much colder weather 
than Fulghum, Appier and 33-50. It stools remarkably 
well and has good stiff, storm resistant straw. See photo 
directly above. 
Fulgrain’s earliness enables it to get ahead of most 
rust damage and consequently can be successfully planted 
further south and nearer the coast. 
MORE FEED VALUE 
PER BUSHEL 
Chemical tests show that Ful¬ 
grain averages 13% higher in feed 
value than the average southern 
oat. In other words, 87 bushels of 
Fulgrain are worth 100 bushels of 
ordinary oats for feed. 
FULGRAIN 
When you see Fulgrain oats you 
will understand why we gave them 
the name. It makes a beautiful, 
reddish golden-colored, heavy grain 
with big meat and thin hull. Free 
from beards. The Fulgrain seed we 
offer you averages 42 pounds per 
settled struck bushel. 
PRICES 
$3.50 per bushel, $3.25 in ten- 
bushel lots, $3.00 per bushel in 
fifty-bushel lots. F.O.B. Hartsville, 
South Carolina. 
AND HERE’S WHAT EARLINESS MEANS 
COKER'S FULGRAIN 
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