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S-210 often has 3 big beautiful ears per stalk. 
Note long, tight shuck; large, sound, flinty 
grain, ears low on a short sturdy stalk. 
WOOD'S S-210 Golden Prolific 
High yielding, weevil resistant, early feed corn 
in the South. Flinty. Long tight shucks. 
127 days. Bred in the South 22 years from 
leading Southern yellow varieties. Resists 
Southern diseases, insects, heat, drought and 
hurricanes. Ears placed low on strong com- 
pact stalks. Deep roots; wide leaves; dark 
green color. Matures early; dries quickly. Big 
golden grain, high protein, vitamin and feed 
value. Small white cob; high shelling per cent. 
Excelled many years in experiment station 
tests throughout the South. In a Clemson, S. C., 
test despite a severe drought it made the 
highest yield of any yellow corn, 8.1 bu. more 
than N.C.27 and 5.3 more in a S. C. Coast test. 
It won the Edgetield Co., S. C., 3 acre corn test. 
Auburn, Ala., reports: "'S-210 looked quite 
good" with little lodging or weevil damage, 
outyielding N.C.27. It was one of the highest 
yielding yellow corns in 1950 South Ala. tests, 
and made good yields with large ears; in Cen- 
tral Ala. tests it was the high yielding early 
corn. Made 111.6 bu. per acre in a N. C. 
coastal test with very little insect damage and 
good grain quality. Made 124.2 bu. per acre, 
tops in Anson Co., N. C. In Ga. it outyielded 
all yellow corns in a Piedmont test, made the 
high yield 100.8 bu. per acre, in a North Ga. 
test, and yielded at the top in Upper Coastal 
tests. ''S-210 was very prolific and made 103 
bu. per acre to 89 for U.S.357, grown alike." 
—Stanley Kvasnicka, Dinwiddie Co., Va? 
D. A. Shelley, Co. Agt., Barnwell, S. C., says 
Wood's S-211, S-240 and S-315 had little or 
no weevil damage, made very good yields 
despite extreme drought and are worthy of 
more widespread planting.’ 
SEEDSMEN SINCE 
WOOD'S V-50 made 212.6 bu. per acre 
in 1949, the 100 Bu. Corn Club All-Time Record 
Anywhere. It may be highest in 1951 contests, 
winning in Goochland Co., Va., with 181 bu. 
per acre for Bob Lane, who says: "'V-50 had 
extra green, broad foliage. It stood up better 
than 4 other hybrids beside it. Ears were much 
heavier, had rich color and more food value." 
Highest yielding yellow corn 3 years in Va. 
Piedmont and Coast expt. sta. tests. Beat V-51 
in Piedmont. Best in Smithfield, Va. 1951 test 
27 bu. per acre more than U.S.262A with 1/3 
the broken stalks. High yields in Md. expt. sta. 
tests 6 years, 22% more than U.S.357A in 1951, 
was earlier with sounder, drier ears. 
Tops in yield and strong stalks in north Ga. 
tests. Highest average yield in all N. C. expt. 
sta. tests one year, making a record 144.8 bu. 
per acre. Highest 2 year average yield of any 
yellow corn in 4 Clemson, S. C.., tests. 
V-50R improvement on V-50 in Rust Resistance; 
has darker green, wider leaves, more vigorous 
growth, stronger stalk, is earlier and yields better 
in Piedmont and Mountains. Grain has better 
color and feed value, is flintier and dryer at 
harvest. Produces more good, sound feed corn 
per bag of fertilizer than other hybrids under 
good average farm conditions in the upper South, 
but does not respond to excess fertilization. 
168-7. 97itse 
V-50 made 212.6 bu per acre for Tom Starke, 
Prince George, Va., winning $100.00 and the 
100 Bu. Corn Club all-time record anywhere. 
WOOD'S S-211 GOLDEN PROLIFIC 
131 days. Consistently produces bumper crops 
of top quality feed corn in the Cotton Belt. 
Better shuck, weevil and disease resistance; deep 
sound kernel on small white cob. High shelling 
per cent. Tested and approved by the N. C. ex- 
periment station in Piedmont and Coast, who 
report good shuck protection, weevil resistance, 
grain quality, ears placed low and few suckers. 
At Auburn, Ala., had good yield, weevil resist- 
ance and grain quality. Tops in yield and weevil 
resistance in 3 Ga. Coastal tests. 
Prominent N. C. seed growers declared it 
"the best eared up" and highest yielding corn 
they ever saw, 2 to 3 good ears per stalk. 
"Since 1945 lI've used and recommended 
Wood's hybrid. S-210 was my main crop. This 
year S-211 yielded twice as much as other corns 
around here, out-yielded N.C.27 and resisted 
weevil and storms. S-360 is the best white corn, 
superior in yield and quality to Dixie 17 and Ga. 
101."—J. A. Yancey, Cobb Co., Ga. In the 1950 
Hertford Co., N. C., test S-211 had good shuck 
coverage and little weevil damage. 
RICHMOND, VA. 25 51 
WOOD'S V-51 and V-51A YELLOW 
120 days. The Thoroughbred Champion 
Feed Corn for the Upper South, making Top 
Yields from Md. to La. Best for Corn Picker. 
Stalks Shorter and Stronger. Ears lower and dry 
quicker. Made 133 bu. per acre, highest in any 
1950 Va. experiment station test. It outyielded 
yellow hybrids popular in N. C. 2 years when 
entered in N. C. experiment station tests from 
Mountains to Coast; was prolific, had good 
grain quality, low in moisture and ear height. 
Top yield and per cent of sound ears in 
195] Eastern Shore, Md. expt. sta. test, yielding 
1/3, more than U.S.357A; was earlier, had 
2.1% less moisture at harvest, less broken stalks. 
Outyielded other yellow corns in north Ala. 
test; had big ears, good grain quality and 
high shelling per cent. Made 112 bu. per 
acre; tops in yield and stalk strength. In a 
north La. test, had lowest ears and stalk, 2 or 
3 ft. lower than most southern hybrids. 
Heavier ears; higher feed value; resists stalk 
rot. Stalks stay green and strong until ears dry. 
Plant 4 closer. Fertilize heavily. 
V-51A improved grain color and quality, 
lower ears, higher yield south of Richmond. 
Outyielded Dixie 18 in the northeast N. C. test, 
made 114 bu. per acre, 23 more than U.S.578; 
had 17% less lodging, better grain quality, 
lower in moisture, and 54% more of the stalks 
had 2 ears. 
Miss Ruby Lapin, Prince George, Va., made 
183.5 bu. per acre with V-51, highest in 1950 
100 bu. corn contests east of the mountains. It 
won 9 out of 10 1951 contests reported to us. 
Entered 51 times it averaged 118 bu. per acre. 
66 entries of U.S.262 averaged 97 bu; 49 en- 
tries of U.S.357 averaged 91 bu.; 97 other 
entries averaged 103 bu. Entered twice in 
Hanover, Va., it was Ist and 2nd of 2] entries, 
making 150 bu. to 111 for U.S.262, next best. 
It won in both Eastern Shore, Md. and Va. 
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