Seed Grains 
Double Cleaned. New Bags 
High Germination. 99% Pure 
We Ceresan Treat all Rye, Wheat, Oats 
and Barley to insure better stands and dis- 
ease free crops. We Hot Water Treat 
Wheat and Barley to prevent loose smut. 
We are the largest Southern breeders and 
growers of small grain seed, growing many 
thousand acres from the finest Registered 
or Certified stock. To avoid mixing in the 
drill or combine, only one variety of a crop 
is grown on any one farm. No crop is 
planted in a field where other small grain 
grew last season. All fields are carefully and winter resistant. Stands up bet- 
rogued and fields inspected for certification. ter. Combines easier. Large heads. 
We breed small grains in Va., N.C. and Big, plump grain, good milling quality. 
S. C. for high yields and resistance to dis- Only wheat recommended in N. C. 
ease, cold and lodging. Our new strains are mountains, where it outyielded other 
tested by experiment stations thru the wheats 7 years in experiment station 
South, who report most favorably. tests, was the most winter hardy and 
“nad the strongest straw. 
BEARDLESS WHEAT 
Thorne, most popular wheat in the 
Upper South, is smut, mosaic, mildew 
Dr. Stanton says Wood’s Fulgrain 3 
is more vigorous, winter hardy, storm 
proof, and resists Victoria blight that 
can destroy other Fulgrains. 10 days 
earlier, escapes heat and rust. Can 
plant earlier, better for winter pastures. 
Our Improved Fulgrain outyielded Ful- 
grain 1952 11 bu. per acre at Clemson, 
S. .C. Made 120.6 bu. per acre to 75.5 
for Fulgrain 1952, and 100.5 for Victor- 
RYE, Treated 
Sow 1!4 bu. acre. 
grain 48-93 in a N. C. test with 12 and 2-bu. bags, bu. 56 ibs. 20-bu.lots Bu. Plant 11% bu. acre. 20-bu. Per bu., 
9% more winter survival. It was as cold ABRUZZI RYE .......... $3.50 $3.60 Nore Treated. aise oo 
ee oe enc ye Uc SEAL BOUVINTER RYE)? 502,000 ee ee en: 
stiffer straw, 11 inches shorter. d ‘ Fa ilo CERTIFIED THORNE .... 3.35 3.45 
ROSEN WINTER RYE 2.60 2.70 SENECA, Improved Thorne 3.25 3.35 
OATS, Treated Sow 2 bu. acre. CERTIFIED SENECA .... 3.50 3.60 
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3-bu. bags, bu. 32 Ibs. 30-bu.lots Bu. BARLEY Treated. Sow 2 bu. acre. appas66................ 3) 10mnS 20 
EULWOODGe owes at $2.10 $2.15 wou bags, bu. 48 lbs. 20-bulots, Bu. CERTIFIED ATLAS 66... 3.35 3.45 
Fulwood made the highest yield at a ONG, grown from Registered Hot WaHART ................ 3.10°° 8.20 
: ; . Water Treated Seed ..... $2.50 $2.60 CERTIFIED VAHART 3.35 3.45 
Va. experiment station, 8.2 bu. more than CERTIFIED WONG ...... 2.75 2.85 BD ako ao Be : 
Va. recommends it for high yields and 
milling quality, stiff straw and resist- 
ance to mildew, cold and smut. 
REDHAT a ete er ee OP LOM a .20 
CERTIFIED REDHART 3.35 3.45 
Earliest wheat, short, stiff straw. Top 
Arlington, 10 days earlier, much stronger 
straw, a foot shorter. Resists rust, heat 
and drought. Vigorous dark green growth. 
Ideal for heavy fertilization or rich 
black soil, where other oats lodge. 
BEARDLESS COLONIAL 2 2.75 2.85 
CERTIFIED COLONIAL 2 3.00 3.10 
Far outyielded all other barleys at 
N. C. experiment stations, averaging 83 
bu. per acre for 2 years in 6 Coast and 
ARLINGTON ............. $1.65 $1.70 peek tests; was the most winter milling quality. Resists rust. 
CERTIFIED ARLINGTON. 1.80 1.85 B@tdy, 90% surviving to 78% for Wong, HARDIRED .............. S10 emisa20 
and has higher test weight usps Ly ; 
LEE COLD PROOF ....... 170 yale 73 : ree LEAP’S PROLIFIC ....... 3.10 3.20 
is tolerant to rust, resists mildew, has 
short stiff straw, ideal to combine. 
Wood’s Grain Hay Mixture 
For bumper crops of nutritious hay, 
Top milling quality. Most cold and 
smut resistant. Stiff straw. Big, heavy 
head and grain. Top yields in Va. tests 
west of Blue Ridge, in N. C. Piedmont 
tests and made 49.8 bu. per acre, the 
WOOD’S IMPROVED LEE. 2.00 2.05 
Passed Registered Field Inspection. 
Tops in 1952 Eastern Va. test.. ‘““The most 
uniform strain of Lee.’”—Dr. Stanton. 
FORKEDEER ............ 1.75 1.80 easy to cure, relished by all livestock, Tecord in 19 U.S.D.A. Wheat tests. 
CERT. FORKEDEER .... 1.90 1.95 More productive and palatable than oats D 
SOUTHLAND 1.65. 1.70 °F any other crop sown alone. Good BEARDED WHEAT 
De Wapey catia : ¢ nurse crop, seeding permanent grass and Can be depended on every year 
BN ee ted ae op cloversasiit\ comes (of early: \Contains yp asi...) 5... 2... $3.10 $3.20 
FULGRAIN Soe 1.65. 1.70 Crimson Clover Smooth Wheat, Beardless FULCASTER 3.10 3.20 
; ace IBxaaleny, WWatewsere (ORNS) Telia WK, NG eet eS geome a oe : 
WOOD’S FULGRAIN 38... 1.70 1.75  pajanced ration of protein and vitamins. STONER ................. 3.10 3.20 
Marliest oat. Tops 3 years at Pee Dee Sow 100 lbs. acre. Fertilize well. Top dress NITTANY (Penn.44) ..... 3.10 3.20 
S.C., 10.5 bu. more than Fulgrain B.F.S.  100-Ib. bag, $8.00; in 5-bag lots, $7.75 NUDEL .................. 3.10 3.20 
S Va. recommends it as the most mosaic 
resistant wheat, making 47 bu. per acre 
where others made 10 to 16 bu. 
SENECA WHEAT is a twin sister of Thorne, identical 
except it yields more, has higher test weight per bu., ,best 
grain quality, brings a better price, has less mixture and 
disease, and is replacing it. It looks like Thorne, big long 
solid heads, copper color, medium tall, very stiff straw, re- 
sists storms, winter, mosaic and loose smut; stools well. 
Va. recommends it. Was lowest in lodging and outyielded all 
varieties at 8 Va. experiment stations, averaging 30 bu. per 
acre to 27 for Thorne. Highest yield in Clemson, S. C. test, 
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Dr. T. R. Staton, oat authority, U.S.D.A. congratulates 
Bill Wood on the superiority of FULWOOD Oats: “High in 
yield and quality, shorter, stiffer straw, better standing abil- 
ity.’ Our new selection from Fulgrain yielded up to %4 more 
at Southern experiment stations, with greater winter resist- 
ance. Recommended in N. C., Va., and Alabama. Averaged 
108 bu. per acre for 3 years in 6 N. C. tests. 
