Hoffman’s 
You Know Your Hottman Hybrid Is Sate 
SEED CORN 
WHY HOFFMAN'S FUNK "C" HYBRIDS 
STAND UP LIKE SOLDIERS! 
Funk “G” Hybrids have had an extra- 
large root system bred into them. Longer, 
stronger, many more roots. Strong stalks. 
Stands up and takes it when regular corn 
would blow down and be damaged. 
WHY SO EXTRA GOOD IN 
DRY WEATHER? 
The same big root development goes 
way down to reach moisture and grows 
when other corns burn and shrivel up. Won¬ 
derful drought insurance! 
WHY HOFFMAN'S FUNK "G" HYBRIDS 
MAKE EXTRA-HEAVY YIELDS 
They have made big gains in yield over 
regular corn—15 per cent and much more! 
The answer is —Proper Breeding. Read a 
few of the fine reports printed herein. 
Ears are more uniform in size . . . and 
carried at a convenient even height from 
the ground. There are fewer nubbins — 
fewer barren stalks . You save money and 
labor in harvesting. The fodder is even 
height, not excessively tall—very easy to cut. 
WHAT HYBRID TO ORDER 
All you do when ordering a Hoffman 
Funk "G” Hybrid is just this: Mention the 
quantity you want. Leave the selection up 
to us. This vast planting and testing pro¬ 
gram of the past three years has produced 
much valuable information on right and 
wrong hybrids. 
Please have confidence in our sincere de¬ 
sire to give you nothing but the right Hy¬ 
brid for your use! Each man’s order for 
Hybrid Seed gets the greatest of personal 
attention, we assure you! 
“The Hybrid Corn from 
your seed out-yielded in 
every respect any corn raised 
by me. All the ears were 
uniform, it stood up well, 
and there were few barren 
stalks. I think it wonderful 
corn.”— Geo. W. Griffith, 
Flemington, N. J. 
“I regret that I did not 
plant my whole corn crop 
with Hybrid. I have one 
field of five acres, standing 
perfectly. I had a test plot 
of about four acres—Hoff¬ 
man’s Funk G Hybrid and 
regular corn. The regular 
corn was planted between 
the Hybrid and blowed down 
flat. The Hybrid stood up. 
It was a very unusual sight, 
seeing these streaks through 
the fields. Hoffman’s Funk 
G Hybrid produced 124.5 
bushels per acre. The reg¬ 
ular corn was 92 bushels per 
acre.” — E. Baker Pyle, 
Chester County, Pa. 
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