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IN THE SOUTH CENTRAL 
CORN BELT 
Oneotthes&”’reatest ... Where the growing season 
stones fumins G-80 is unsurpassed for its ability 
fomake biessonnd, splendid-type ears on rugged, 
Sturdy stalmee Wilh its massive, deep roots and 
heayysomage.@=o0 has remarkable drouth re- 
Sistancess) eriormaiss well on a wide variety 
OL sols, anda om mighty fertile ground it will 
make astomisaime yietds. Produces uni- 
formily laree. colden=colored ears with i 
deep, plump, well dented kernels. oe 
EAR ACTUAL SIZE 
EXPECT FIRSTS FROM FUNK’S ‘‘G’’... 
Forrest Woods grew an average of 182.05 
bushels an acre from Funk’s G-80 seed in 
McLean County to win the official 1944, Illi- 
nois Ten-Acre Corn Growing Contest—spon- 
sored by the University of Illinois and the 
Illinois Crop Improvement Association. 
