Cuery Year 
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= few 
“The ron es 8 bushels an a well 
well, cue ere alt stood rey. of the 
: if- 
d here. ! tried four es 
raised aroun rid this yeor 
find this aie sey Roberts, H 
Sy 1 
. 
After huskin : ; 
found that it Yin ther hybrid corn 
acre than te d four other ee 
rid corn brid ats pionipsiem 
ene aie Loonies Marple, Monts 
nC Pa. 
IN 1941 
“l_used three of your Funk G Hybrids 
for silage. Also had the following va- 
rieties: (two open-pollinated and two 
hybrids). The Funk G Hybrid varieties 
were certainly the best of the group. 
I had everything in silage that could 
be asked for. Tonnage and quality 
very good. Eared exceptionally well. 
Your hybrids stood up well.’’—Earl E. 
Barnes, Susquehanna Co., Pa. 
44 
... 1 had the best crop I ever raised. 
22 large loads from 134 acres, which 
nearly filled a 12 x 24 silo. Corn was 
112 feet tall with large ears. Never 
saw so many leaves, about 6 inches 
wide, and not a down stalk on the 
whole piece. Cows sure do relish this 
ensilage. I planted (another hybrid) 
the same date as yours. Funk G grew 
312 feet taller—had about 3 times the 
tonnage per acre. From now on it’s 
G Hybrid for me.’’—Hayden W. Ellis, 
Cattaraugus Co., N. Y. 
7 am ° 
Cos P G Hybrids.p 941° pl 
IN 1940 
“Take my order for 2 bushels G- — 
no other number will be accepted. We 
have tried 3 kinds of hybrid. G- is 
the only one satisfactory on our soil.” 
—Stanley C. Belles, Columbia Co., Pa. 
corn and core 
“4 nf Dauphin 
ter this 
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Qa, ° arnes, York 
