colts. HYBRID SEED CORN 
TM REG 
EARLY MATURITY 
90-100 Days 
SCOTTS 11—High yielding, early 
hybrid for short season or late 
planting. Ears are large for an 
early hybrid, husk easily and 
dry out quickly. Good ear and 
stalk quality. 
OHIO MI15—A favorite short sea- 
son producer, well suited to 
many soil types. Ears are med- 
ium-size, well filled and clean 
husking. 
SCOTTS 22—Outyields everything 
in its class. Medium tall, good 
stalks and roots. Sound ears that 
dry out rapidly. Resistant to 
blight and smut. 
MEDIUM EARLY 
MATURITY 
100-108 Days 
SCOTTS 33—Strong stalked, di- 
sease resistant hybrid. Attractive 
in appearance, at the top in 
yield with dark yellow deep sound 
kernels. A clean picker. 
OHIO K24—Popular heavy yield- 
ing hybrid. Strong roots and 
good resistance to disease and 
corn borer. Medium to tall with 
a small cob that dries out quickly. 
OHIO K35—Exceptionally strong 
roots and stalks, resists lodging 
and blight. Medium short and 
leafy. Popular on light colored 
or thinner soils. 
OHIO K62—High yielding new 
hybrid. Resistant to root lodg- 
ing, stalk breakage and corn 
aan A neutral soil nure, lime and commercial fertilizer in- 
Lie . 
borer. Stands well for late fall IOWA 4059—A popular clean 
picking. picking strong rooted hybrid. 
Blight resistant, high yielding, 
SCOTTS 66—A good crib corn, dries out early and does well on 
eae (watery, of) diferent 
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Good for field picking “or hand MATURITY 
age 114-120 Days 
MEDIUM MATURITY OHIO C54—A new hybrid br&® 
108-114 Days fouitrong: stalks eee ae 
are high. Ears are at nice height 
borer and aphids. High yielder, and plants will stand well into 
strong stalks, shank and | roots. late fall. 
Will stand well for picking. OHIO C38—A good medium late 
: hybrid with deep, starchy, soft 
IOWA 939—A_ popular hybrid, kernels. Good stalks, leafy, 
OHIO W64—Resistant to corn 
very blight resistant, widely used blight, smut and stalk not resis- 
on a variety of soils. Medium tant. Used for ensilage or crib 
tall with medium sized ears that aovai 
dry out well. 
SCOTTS 99—Bred for greater 
IOWA 306—Closely related to corn borer resistance, higher yield 
Iowa 939 but has stronger stalks and shorter fodder. Does well 
and shanks. A_ good jyielder, on different soils. Large deep 
clean picking hybrid. kerneled ears that husk easily 
and pick clean. Used for silage 
OHIO W17—A_ good crib and and crib corn. 
ensilage corn. Large, thick ears, : 
leafy stalk with strong roots. US 13—The standby in late ma- 
“ -— : turing hybrids. Strong roots, 
Hecke melee eM eaee she SION good stalks, rot and blight re- 
sistant. Good for both silage 
OHIO W44—Hizh in blight and and crib corn. Widely adapted, 
corn borer resistance. Good roots but does best on dark soils. 
and stalks. Plants are dark green Clean picker. 
in color and ears are long and an. = . 
well filled. A clean picking corn, OFT, BAIA few days later 
SCOLTSMeseBred for yield Medium tall, strong stalks, ex- 
blight resistance, attractive ap- sere ass Ae egen 
pearance and medium size fodder. ou AcE f siee ee ] * ite al 
Picks clean, husks easily, dries A etter Oto Gbteni ne: 
out quickly. Large deep kerneled Certified and experimental hy- 
ears, good root system. brids available upon inquiry. 
PRODUCTION TIPS 
“gi will produce _ crease yields and improve the capacit 
Iabout 20% the soil to hold water and air. Ye ra 
a | = more corn per times a field is over-worked and the a) 
$ acre than an_ food burned up in seed bed preparation. 
acid soil. It pays to lime for corn. The use of Gheical : 
se of ¢ . i 
Regardless of the hybrid selected, ninety control is an ee leery aes: 
bushel corn crops don’t grow on sixty bushel should not take the place of cultivati 
corn land, Frequently soil fertility or out unless extreme conditions occur 
of balance nutrients limit the corn crop. : 
There may be enough ‘phosphorous and Observe recommended planting times and 
potash available for 75 bushels of corn and ¢ Prepared to substitute an earlier hybrid 
only enough nitrogen for fifty. if unfavorable weather delays planting of 
later varieties. If pro 
: : erly stor 
Green manure, legume sod, barnyard ma-_ carried over will be good next oe oe 
Scox#l FARM SEED COMPANY, Mechanicsburg, Ohio. 
