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A MODERN HYBRID READY TO DO 
AN OUTSTANDING JOB 
“When you get a big ear on each stalk and four stalks 
to the hill, you get a real yield. That is the way it has 
been with my G-169,” explains Otis Ward of Lebanon, 
Ind., who annually plants more than 100 acres with 
G-Hybrids. Mr. Ward’s statement points to this 
great new hybrid’s outstanding characteristics, First, 
its length of ear exceeds that of most other hybrids in 
use today, and the ear’s girth and general quality are 
in keeping with the highest standards of good ear type. 
G-169 can produce a larger volume of grain per hill 
than most strains even in the face of adverse condi- 
tions. This G-Hybrid has proven ability to resist and 
endure many conditions which reduce sharply or 
completely destroy many ordinary strains of corn. 
Funk corn breeders have developed in G-169 unusual 
resistance to chinch bug, rootworm, heat and drouth 
damage. That’s why Luckey Stucker of Veedersburg, 
Ind., said “I bought two bushels of a competitive corn 
last season and put it with my G-169. You could see 
the G-169 clear across the field all summer. In Novem- 
ber the other hybrid was down badly, but the G-169 
was standing perfectly.” 

Few hybrids in use today produce ears as large as 
Funk’s G-169. Kernels are deep and well dented. 
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