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In most areas 1946 was a good corn year. Many corn growers 
got excellent crops. Folks who had planted Funk G Hybrids 
got tremendous crops, as the pictures at top of these pages show. 
And not only THIS year: The man who depends on Funk G 
Hybrids gets good crops EVERY year. He doesn't have to wait 
on the weather man to send along a good growing season once 
out of five or six years. With Funk G Hybrids, he’s ‘“Weather- 
proofed.” In the tough year, those Funk G root systems dig 
deep and wide for moisture, those sturdy Funk G stalks stand 
up through driving storms and wind, to produce vital feed. In 
the average year he gets crops that are the envy of his neigh- 
bors. In the good year he fills his crib and silo and has a 
reserve for extra feeding or as a money crop. 
J. D. Harris, Montgomery County, Maryland, says: "I have 
planted Hoffman Funk G corn for the past seven years; numbers 
Heavy August winds 
and storms, and a wet, 
cold October ruined 
most ordinary corn, but 
Many corn growers 
first used Funk G 
Hybrids in this ex- 

G 135 and G 94, and have always got a crop even in th 
years. In two different years just about silo-filling time w 
a storm of hurricane strength that carried down our neig. 
corn until it was all a tangle, but ours stood up, every stal 
a flag pole. My crop this year is good and the ears larg 
well filled out. I will continue to plant Funk G seed.” 
The Harris experience is just like those of the other 
tured on this page (nine years of them), through the 
range of seasons—good to bad. All kinds of weather! 
good corn years—others fair—others poor. For some 
A hot, dry year which 
proved the value of 
Hoffman selection. Most 
corn yields were off, 
A cold, wet spring 
and early fall made 
an exceptionally 
short season. Funk 
cellent corn season. 
Yields were phenomenal—in some 
cases 50% beyond any previous 
year—with unusual quality. 
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but Funk G Hybrids selected for the 
Io growers filled cribs and _ silos 
job brought in heavy crops. 
! while some neighbors’ immature 
corn went bad. 
Funk G Hybrids stood up and matured 
to harvest big yields. 

