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T. W. WOOD & sons 
- SEEDSMEN SINCE 1879 
- RICHMOND, 
VIRGINIA 

WOOD'S EARLY “VW” HYBRIDS 
For Mountains Mid-Atlantic, or North. Extra Early Feed in South 
Bumper Yields—No Barren Stalks—Resist Disease, Drought, Storms 
Grown under same rigid rules as our Certified Hybrids, in area to which recommended. 

Wood’s V-120 Hybrid White Dent 
115 Days—Superior main crop white corn 
in the Mid-Atlantic, Ky., Southern Moun- 
tains, W. Va., and Ohio Valleys. In the 
South it excels for extra early feed, matur- 
Wood’s V-35 Hybrid Yellow Dent 
115 Days—Superior main crop yellow corn in 
same area as V-120. Yields with best late 
eorns in South, where many plant part of 
their crop in it to harvest early. Usually 2 
big sound ears per stalk, none barren. Deep 
flinty golden grain; high feed value; very 
strong stalks. 
“It yielded nice corn, one to two good ears 
per stalk, had extra fine stalks with many 
blades, though planted late and poorly 
worked. Under same conditions my regilar 
corn made nubbins and was fit only for fod- 
der.”—J. R. Huston, Summers Co., W. Va. 
“T recommend V-35. Outyielded local corn 
4%. Remarkable wind resistance. No dis- 
ease.’—West N. C. Teachers’ College, Jack- 


Big beautiful ears of Wood’s V-40 hybrid. 
Wood’s V-40 Hybrid Yellow Dent 
115 Days — Medium early. Consistently 
high yielder in Mountains, Ky., Ohio, Mid- 
Atlantie and East. Many Southern farmers 
plant part of their crop in it to harvest 
early, before seeding small grains. Large 
solid well filled ears. 20 to 22 rows of deep 
son Co., N. C. grain. High shelling per cent and feeding 
“V-35 made the heaviest yield I ever value; short stocky stalks; ears uniformly 
grew. 
my own white corn beside it. 
more and stood at harvest. Storms twisted 
and tore down the white corn.’—C. Deel, 
Dickenson Co., Va. 
Its stalks were about half as big as 
It yielded far 
low; easy to harvest; no barren stalks; ex-° 
tremely resistant to disease, drought or 
storms. 
“V-40 made 80 bus. per acre, is sounder, 
yields better, and does not fall down like 
ing when no other white corn is available, other corns.’—G. S. Skaggs, Fayette Co., 
bringing a big premium for milling. Ten- Ww. Va. 
der, sweet roasting ears in 82 days. No bar- “‘V-40 made 20 to 25 bus. per acre more 
ren stalks. Pure white, deep grain, closely 
set on small white cob. High shelling per 
cent; ears low; stocky stalks; vigorous green 
foliage; very deep roots; disease resistant. 
“V-120 is the finest corn I ever saw in 
many states. Two big sound ears per stalk. 
Long tight shucks. Withstood a bad storm 
that severely damaged other corn, yielding 
about 100 bus. per acre. It stands up better, 
and is the best corn ever grown in this 
mountain section, elevation 3,000 ft.” 
—G. O. Burgess, Ashe Co., N. C. 
Right, v-120 
find moisture in 
Left, ordinary Corn Roots. 
Roots hold up stalks, 
drought. 
“V-120 is the best corn I ever grew. 
Made 80 bus. per acre, 4% more than my old 
corn. Stood the storm 50% better. Very 
disease-resistant. I will plant it again.” 
—O. P. Rhodes, Amherst Co., Va. 
“V-120 yielded 43% more than my other 
corn planted beside it. Its stocky stalks and 
long firm roots stood storm O. K. None 
blew down.’’—D. D. Wallace, Wayne Co., 
W. Va. 
“Despite a very dry season V-120 had a 
healthy stalk, nice dark color, lots of fine 
fodder, and made 60 bus. per acre. Good 
root system. Many stalks had 2 large ears. 
None rotten. It outyields all corn in this 
section.”—J. D. Martin, Letcher Co., Ky. 
* every way. 


Big ear, deep ae small cob of V-35. 
Wood’s V-25 Hybrid Extra Early 
95 Days—Roasting ears 70 days. Best yellow 
feed corn for short seasons in Alleghany 
Mountains and North. 
Earliest feed corn for 
than any corn I ever grew, and stood 
drought and wet weather better. I will al- 
ways plant it.”—G. F. Jarrett, Burke Co., 
NaC; 
“Despite a terrible season V-40 made 60 
bus. per acre. Storm and disease resistance 
good.’’—H. B. Burch, St. Marys Co., Md. 
YELLOW CERTIFIED HYBRIDS 
N. C. 26—125 Days. Best N. C. Cert. yellow 
hybrid. Not as weevil resistant as S-210. 
U. S. 357—125 Days. A popular Va. Cert. 
hybrid. High in Md, tests. Outyielded 
N. C. 26 in N. C. mountain tests. 100% 
plants erect. 
U. S. 262—125 Days. Similar in yield and 
adaptation to U. S. 357. 
U. S. 99—125 Days. Big ears. Deep green 
the South. Consistent high yields, despite vigorous foliage. Good for grain or silage. 
droughts, storms, or disease. No barren Earlier than U. §. 
stalks, high shelling per cent; short vigorous 
stalks; ears low; easy to harvest; deep 
spreading roots. 
raised in 
Stood adverse weather conditions 
much better and yielded 100 bus. per acre,”’— 
A. McCutcheon, Fayette Co., W. Va. 
“V-25 has given exellent results at 2,650 
ft. altitude for 4 years. It is not tall; ma- 
tures early; storm resistant. It outyielded 
our best local corn 174% bus. per acre.”—T. M. 
Calhoun, Grayson Co., Va. 
“It was the best corn we ever 


V-25, big sound ear, deep grain, small cob. 
U. S. 265—125 Days. 
357. Outyields it at altitudes of Western 
Va. 
U. S. 379—120 Days. Highest yielding hy- 
brid in Southern Ohio tests for 10 years. 
U. S. 13—115 Days. Early. Best Cert. hy- 
brid in Bland Co., Va., high elevation test. 
Most widely planted hybrid. 
ILL. 448 (Ky. 102)—125 Days. Very popu- 
lar. Two large sound ears per stalk. Flinty 
golden grain. High yield. Dense foliage. 
ILL. 200 (Ky. 103)—120 Days. Similar to 
448. Five days earlier. Stronger root and 
Stalk. 
IOWA 939—105 Days. Warly, very high 
yields at high altitudes and in the North. 
CORNELL 29-3—90 Days. Popular for sil-' 
ag grain in New York and New Eng- 
land. 
WHITE. CERTIFIED HYBRIDS 
EY. 203—120 Days. Most popular white 
Cert. hybrid. Big ear; deep grain; fine for 
milling. 
KY. 72B—122 Days. Outyielded Ky. 203 in 
Eastern Va. Longer shuck; more prolific. 
VA. H41—120 Days. Yielded 4% more than 
Ky. 203 in Eastern Va, test. Better husk. 
VA. H5—125 Days. Outyielded Tenn. 10 six 
bus. per acre. Much stronger stalks and 
roots. 

PRICES ALi HYBRIDS TREATED POSTPAID F.0.B. RICHMOND = 5_gus. 
56 lbs. to bushel Quart %Peck Peck %Bus. Bus. 144 Peck Peck %Bus. Bus. Lots 
N. C. 26, Cornell 29-3, all “S” and White 
ELY DULG a ee haters Seren ee ee B15. ue Des Oe er LL Ol75 1.50... 2.75...+ 5.00. i/.. 8 . SOc eee 
All other Hybrid Corns.. 2 $2.90 0... $5.20, 6S OF75 $1.40....$2.50....$4.50... .$8.50.. 5. $6.25 

