~FULGRAIN OATS—Strain 6 
Wood’s Treated Grain 
99% Pure. Over 90% Germination 
triple Cleaned to Eliminate Weeds and Shrivelled Grains. 
Grows More Vigorously. Make Bumper Crops of High Qual- 
ity Grain that Brings Top Prices on the Market. All Wood’s 
Seed Wheat, Oats and Barley are Ceresan Treated to insure 
better stands and Disease-Free Crops. 
Our own staff of experienced plant breeders, assisted by 
Experiment Station officials, constantly breed and improve 
our strains of small grains. The State Crop Improvement 
Association carefully inspects our breeding fields as well as 
the larger fields grown from this foundation or certified seed 
that produce the seed we offer you. These fields are carefully 
rogued before harvest to eliminate any mixture. 
We grow more small grain seed than any other firm in 
the South. In addition to our large acreage in the Caro- 
linas the Virginia Crop Improvement Association reports that 
4,339 acres of our small grains passed field inspection for 
certification last year against 3,801 acres for all other sources. 
3-bu. bags. Bu., 32 lbs. 20-bu.lots, Per 
SEED OATS Sow 2 pu. per acre. perbu. bu. 
WOOD’S IMPROVED LEE COLD PROOF..$2.05 $2.10 
Most popular Oat in Va., Md. and Upper South. Extreme 
winter resistance. Heavy yield of high test weight grain. 
_ Tall, strong stalk. Excellent for hay, pasture or combine. 
TERT OR EA Rete cron: atch ob eugiadiow ca stbate se 3 
DR OAS. 2.30 
' Developed from Lee. 
er straw, 2 ins. shorter, 3 days earlier, greater disease resist- 
ance and yields. Va., Carolina and Md. recommend it. Re- 
sists cold, rust and smut. Heavy grain, less hull. 
WINTER TURF—None Available. Use Forkedeer. 
CERTIFIED FORKEDEER. 4-bus. bags.... 2.65 2.70 
Highest yield at the 5 Va. Experiment Stations, 103 bu. 
per acre in one test. Highest in the N. C. Mountain and 
Piedmont tests and 1947 Pee Dee, S. C. test. Most'winter 
hardy. Highly recommended and is replacing other oats in 
the upper winter oat belt. More cold proof than Lee, earlier, 
has less smut, more grain and hay. A mid-season red oat 
selected from Winter Fulghum, average tall, stiff straw, 
easy to combine. Resists Victoria blight. Has heavy grain 
STVAUN TD ONG sy aretet cussed marth cepeyer es ap Relioqerotsyaice) =. teres 2.05 2.10 
A ‘new variety with all good qualities of Fulgrain but 
more disease resistant and greater yield, taller and makes 
more hay and pasture. Highest yielding Oat in Southern 
Coastal area. Made 106.3 bu. per acre in S. C. Experiment 
Station test. In 1946 N. C. Experiment Station tests it made 
more grain and hay than any other Oat, averaging 73.5 bu. 
per acre in ten tests and 5,400 lbs. hay per acre in 8 tests. 
HE UEGEUAUN eerste orena cme taeare cnolen eo terest eiee si 1.90 95 
2.00 2.05 
Fulgrain Oats mature very early before hot weather or 
rust damage. It has stiff, storm resistant straw, ideal for 
combining. It resistg leaf rust, smut and cold. It tillers 
profusely. Heads are long, well balanced and heavily fruited. 
Grains are plump, heavy, of high feeding value. 


A fina crop of Certified Wong Barley. The new wonder 
Barley that is producing. such tremendous yields. Made 
61 bu. per acre in the 1947 Clemson, S. C. test, and 87.6 bu. 
per acre at a Va.:Experiment Station. It has strong, stiff 
straw, easy to combine. It is highly resistant to cold, rust, 
mildew and leaf spot. Heavy tiller, wide leaves, superior to 
rye for winter grazing. Good feed substitute for corn. 
WONG BARLEY 
2-bu. bags, bu. 48 lbs. 
Sow 2 bus. acre.... 2.35 2.40 
CERTIFIED WONG BARLEY ............. 2.60 2.65 
A: new semi-beardless barley of exceptional merit. Very 
heavy yielder, frequently 60 to 70 bus. per acre. Strong, 
stiff straw, easy to combine. Led other barleys ‘in field and 
experiment tests throughout the East and Upper South. 
BEARDLESS BARLEY 2.70 2.75 
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Has all its good qualities, but strong-. 

A bumper crop of THORNE which we grew for seed in 
Eastern Va. The Crop Improvement Inspector found no 
disease or crop mixtures in it. Thorn has outyielded all other 
wheats and the highest recommendation by experiment 
stations in the Upped South and Hast, where it is replacing 
other wheats as rapidly as seed is increased. It is more smut 
and rust resistant, winter hardy, stands up better and com- 
bines casier. Has large heads, big, plump grain, high test 
weight per bu. It averaged 35 bu. per acre, highest at the 6 
Va. expt. stations, 4 bu. more than Vahart and 12.6 bu. more 
than Redhart; was more rust resistant, showed no smut. It 
outyielded other wheats 7 years at 3 N. C. Expt. Stations. 
Sow 1% bus. acre. Bus., 60 lbs. 
SEED WHEAT 2-bus. bags. 20-bus. lots, Per 
BEARDLESS VARIETIES: per bus. _ bus. 
THORN Ebene e neece cine cho ie ohare enero setae 3.70 3.80 
WOOD’S FORWARD ...................--- 3.60 3.70 
Very popular in the Upper South and East. Large, beau- 
tiful heads and kernels. Stiff straw, combines easily. It 
averaged 8 bu. per acre more than Redhart at 6 Va. Experi- 
ment stations, yielding 43 bu. per acre at Williamsburg. 
NURED 3.70 3.80 
Improved Forward, more smut and rust resistant; should 
replace it. Has some maturity, tall, stiff straw; long, full 
heads and big, plump grain. Second highest wheat at the 6 
Va. Experiment Stations, 49.2 bu. at Williamsburg, a record. 
LEA PS *PROLUE IC Ara cead ee ieedarey topcteeaea oy = oll 3.60 3.70 
CERTIFIED LEAP’S PROLIFIC ........... .3.85 3.95 
Big, beautiful heads. Fairly tall. Extremely smut resistant. 
Highest yielding wheat for 3 years at Md. Exp’t Station. 
REDEA RD Beri ciovesaree rele tueses eres ath aheuaire otielrens ope $3.60 $3.70 
CERTIFIED REDHART ................... 3.85 3.95 
Earliest maturing and most popular wheat in the South- 
ern Coastal area. Resists smut, combines well. Heads erect, 
compact, 4 full rows of plump grain of high milling value. 
BED SEA Wee reereloantette ohare isis ielacarst ey at Netesenale noes 3.60 3.70 
HARDIRED 3.60 3.70 
Highest yielding wheat in Southern Coastal Plains. Medium 
early. Stools profustly even when planted late. Long, square 
heads, well filled with grain of highest milling value. Made 
the record yield of 46.9 bus. per acre in the 1947 Clemson, 
S. C., test. Outyielded other wheats 4 years in 19 N. C. ex- 
periment station tests. At 6 Va. experiment stations for 2 
years it averaged 7 bus. per acre over Redhart, was more 
resistant to rust and mildew, 3 inches taller and 3 days later. 
BEARDED VARIETIES: 
EULCAS TER Dee ionrriulavsiney-nsrse se eliewsl pele teuer son si 3.60 3.70 
STONE Rigesa etter ao cis taticiee: cas auensnatarans ene 3.60 3.70 
Wolke 1 IN UBL AY st OVA Sc oa Gop wns 3.60 3.70 
CERTIFIED V. P. I. No. 131............... 3.85 3.95 
Resists lodging, mildew and rust; best wheat for low lands 
subject to rust. Tall, stiff straw. For two years at 6 Va. 
experiment stations it considerably outyielded Redhart, Leap’s 
Prolific and many other varieties. An improved heavier 
yielding strain of Fulcaster. Largest grain, finest milling. 
2-bu. bags. Bu. 56 lbs. 3 
ABRUZZI RYE Sow 112) bu.sacreé..... STAD 2D 
Gives quicker growth, more winter pasture, earlier grazing 
and larger yields of grain than ordinary rye. We are the 
only recognized foundation breeders of Abruzzi Rye. Our 
strain made 54.6 bu. per acre in the 1947 Clemson, S. C. test. 
BALBOAZEY Mircisoe erriciacss ccna olen a sta stenstese 2.85 2.90 
Similar to Abruzzi but is more winter resistant, tillers 
more in cold weather, forming a thick turf protecting the 
soil. It grows taller and yields more grain, particularly in 
the southern uplands. Excellent for winter pasture. 
