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Wood’s Hybrid Yellow Dent, V-50 {119 Bays) A dine 
hybrid for Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky and 
mountain sections of the South. Grows tall. Two large ears filled 
out over tip with 20-22 rows of rough, deep grain. Very vigorous 
hybrid of wide adaptability. 
(110 Days). 

(115 Days). Roasting 
Wood's Hybrid Golden Dent, V-60 (115 Days). | ae A 
high yielding hybrid for Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama and 
southern Piedmont region. Highest yielding and weevil resistant 
early-feed corn in the Corn Belt. Bred from selected inbreds of 
Wood’s Improved Golden Dent and Jarvis Golden Prolific. Has 
the same range of adaptability as its inbred lines. Good root; 
stiff stalk, and wind resistant. Ears are large with large flinty 
golden grain. Long, tight shucks. 
U. S. 13—(120 Days). A high yielding hybrid with excellent grain 
quality. Strong roots, heavy foliage, a wide range of adaptation 
on fairly fertile soil. 
ILL. 200—(120-125 Days). A very high yielding hybrid for fairly 
fertile soil. Similar to U. S.13. Excellent grain quality, A hybrid 
of merit. 
ILL. 448 (Ky. Y-102)—125-130 Days. A very high yielding hybrid 
for fertile soils. Strong roots and dense foliage. Highly re- 
sistant to wilt and infestation of southern corn root worm. We 
also offer this strain in Rounds for ensilage corn. Note prices 
for these Rounds. 
IOWA 939—(95 Days). This hybrid is adapted to the same con- 
ditions as W-17. Ears are good size and medium rough. 
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’s Hybrid White Dent has no short unfilled ears, 
withstoed wind storms, is well adapted and outyielded 
all corn ever grown on this farm.”—A. Bottom, Prince 
Edward Co., Va. 
Wood’s Hybrid White Dent, V-120 Ce ete Pa 
yielding early white dent for Virginia, Carolinas, Kentucky, 
Tennessee, Georgia, Mississippi and Alabama. Inbreds from 
Wood’s Dixie and Boone County, and has same adaptation. Deep 
grain and tight shuck. 

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Wood’s Hybrid White Dent, V-130 115 Liaeey totes 
white corn for the region between the Cotton and Corn Belts. 
A splendid early feed and roasting ear corn in the deep South; 
South; roasting ears in 80 days. Deep grain, good shuck protec- 
tion. Bred from Wood’s Improved White Dent, Southern Snow- 
flake, and Boone County, similar appearance and adaptation, but 
more storm and drought resistant, higher yield and larger, 
sounder ears. 
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OHIO W-17—(90 Days). Has an excellent record for high yields. 
Besistant to leaf blight and corn borer. Adapted to wide variety 
of soils and growing conditions, and altitudes up to 2,700 feet. 
CORNELL 29-3—A very high yielding hybrid developed by Cor- 
nell University. Excellent yield of high quality grain and an 
abundance of fodder for silage. 
CORNELL 34-53—Practically the same as 29-8, but more a grain 
type hybrid. 
What Your Neighbors Say About Wood’s Hybrid Corns 
“Your Hybrid White Prolific has 2 and 3 large ears to the stalk. 
_ I like the corn fine, and will want about 2 bushels direct from you 
next spring.”—C, E. Jetts, Cobb County, Ga. 
“IT have planted Wood’s Hybrid Golden Prolific and have found 
it more satisfactory in many ways than our native corn. You can 
plant 4% more on the same grade of land and it will yield much 
heavier. For a quicker maturing corn would recommend Wood’s 
Hybrid Yellow Dent, V-45. The Hybrid Golden Prolific yielded 2 
to 3 ears per stalk and as high as 4 ears on some. The Hybrid 
¥ellow Dent will average'1%4 ears per stalk. Also find hybrid not 
as subject to smut as native corn.’’—E. B. Shingleton, Sussex 
County, Va. 

- *T have planted some of your Hybrid Golden Prolific Corn for 
_ the past two years and had very good yields, having won the county 
Yellow Corn Contest for Greenville County in 1942.’’—R, A, Ford, 
Greenville County, S. C. 
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PRICES All corns described above and on pages 52 and 54. By 
. mail postpaid, qt. 55c; 4% peck $1.45; peck $2.50 44 bus. 
$4.60; bushel $8.80. Not postpaid, 4% peck $1.20; peck $2.10; 
_Y% bus. $3.90; bus. $7.50; 5-bus. lots $7.25 per bus. 
ILL 448 ROUNDS—Not postpaid, 1% bus. $2.85; bus. $3.50. 
. had been using. 
“T had very good results from your Hybrid Yellow Sweepstakes 
Corn last year. It grew very heavy and had a nice size stalk, 
usually with two ears.’’—Fred Nichofs, Bucks County, Pa. 
“T planted Wood's Hybrid Mxtra Early Yellow Dent Corn, V-25, 
last year and I am sure I made at least one-third to one-half more 
corn. It is a very fine corn for our county.’’—J. M. Edwards, Ashe 
GOUNEV. ING 
“T want to tell you how pleased I am with the corn I purchased 
from you last year. We sure had a wonderful crop of Wood’s 
Hybrid Yellow Dent, V-40, even though we had a terrible drought 
nearly all summer. Harry Turnbaugh, Baltimore County, Md. 
“T have contacted practically all the farmers that used Hybrid 
U. S. 18 purchased from your company .and 95% of them are very 
much pleased with the results. Most ogtiem stated that they re- 
ceived a larger yield, the hybrid stood storms much better and the 
fodder was considerably better quality than the varieties that they 
I believe next year that we will have a 50% in- 
crease in the production of Hybrid Corn in this county.”—J. H. 
Eller, County Agent, Giles County, Virginia. 
“T secured from you 1 bushel of Wood's Hvbrid White Dent last 
spring. I think it will make about 15 barrels to the acre. It has 
2 ears on practically every stalk. Stalks ranged from 12 to 14 feet 
tall. We had dry weather, but it did not burn and stood the drought 
well. It has good root system.’’—H. C, Terrell, Hanover Co., Va. 

