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OUR EARLIEST G-HYBRIDS 
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PERFORMANCE 
rapid growth 
disease resistance 
standability 
insect resistance 
drouth resistance 
G-188 . . « Wisconsin farmers 
call it 90-day corn. Gets ripe at Traverse 
City, Michigan. Starts fast, keeps going 
while nights are cool. Slightly white- 
capped kernels shell out yellow. 
G=-35A ... A great hybrid for 
the north, not quite as early as G-188. 
Sound ears of white-capped corn on 
good stalks make this high yielding 
hybrid a winner. 
G-ll . . . Similar in maturity to 
G-35A, G-11 is taller. Long fast-drying 
ears on green stalks which stand, and 
its ability to yield helps this new 
hybrid make friends in its adapted 
territory. 
G-18 . . . Just earlier than G-6, 
G-18 makes ripe ears on green stalks 
which stand up. Between G-11 and 
G-6 in maturity, it makes a high yield- 
ing companion hybrid where more than 
one maturity is desired. 
G=-6 ... Called 100—105-day ma- 
turity in Wisconsin, this great hybrid 
fits into the farming pattern of the 
southern half of Michigan and Wiscon- 
sin, northeastern Illinois, northeastern 
Indiana, northwestern and northeast- 
ern Ohio. Stands up and holds its ears; 
a high yielding, excellent picker corn. 
G-6 wins new friends every year. 
White-capped kernels shell out yellow. 
G-1A ... A great companion hy- 
brid to G-6, this all-yellow high-yield- 
ing early hybrid is preferred by many 
on certain soil types. G-1A is a great 
Top Performing 
MEDIUM-EARLY G-HYBRIDS 
favorite on the muck soils. It’s a great 
feeding corn, too. 
G-68 . . . Another fast-drying 
white-capped hybrid a day or two 
later in maturity than G-6. A great 
yielder for southern Wisconsin and 
Michigan and some areas in northern 
Illinois and Indiana. Stands up, too. 
Does well as a companion to G-6 and 
G-1A where both maturities are 
desired. 
G=-26 ...A taller, slightly later 
hybrid than G-6 and G-68 with great 
yielding capacity. Responds to abun- 
dant fertility. Fast-drying cylindrical 
ears on green stalks make it an excel- 
lent addition to our hybrids adapted 
to the north. Limited supplies. Try a 
bushel. 
G=-30 . . . Famous white-capped hybrid which 
shells out yellow. Big ears dry out fast. Five to seven 
days later than G-6 and five to seven days earlier 
than G-29. High yielding. Good picker corn for south- 
ern Wisconsin, Michigan, northern Illinois, Indiana, 
and Ohio. Sales doubled last year. 
G-30A . .- A new hybrid almost same ma- 
turity as G-30. Shorter, thicker ears on stiff stalks 
make it an ideal new type picker corn. Try it in its 
adapted area, and you'll like it. Limited supplies. 
12002 . . . Limited quantities of this new 
hybrid are available. In between G-30 and G-16A 
in maturity, it is a G-16A type with long cylindrical 
ears. High yielding—it produces high quality corn. 
Try a bushel. 
G-28 ... Just earlier than G-29, this fast dry- 
ing, deep kerneled cylindrical eared, good stalked 
hybrid made big gains last year wherever grown. 
Holds ears well for the picker, too. Fast grower in 
backward seasons. 
G-114 . .. Another grand old performer and 
fine companion hybrid for G-29. Comes through 
tough going. Holds its ears and makes top yields. 
Excellent stalk quality, too. A fine example of “ripe 
G-29 . .. Rugged—dependable—adapted from 
southern Wisconsin and Michigan to central Illinois 
and Indiana on the south. A favorite in Ohio, in- 
cluding the southern area where it is used when 
wheat follows corn. Great for late planting further 
south. Adapted to wide range of soils. Does well 
under corn borer attack. 
G-16A ..-A great yielder and fast dryer, 
this dependable, long-eared, cylindrical-eared hy- 
brid has a host of friends across north-central Illinois, 
Indiana and similar areas in Ohio. A fine performer 
when corn borers are a problem. Shells out well, too. 
G-77A . . . Gaining popularity every year 
because of its excellent stalk . . . superior quality 
of grain... fast growth... high shelling percentage 
of deep kernels . . . and ability to hold its ears on 
short, tough shanks. A fine picker corn. Harvest 
time really makes you appreciate G-77A. It usually 
yields more than you think it will. Widely adapted 
to soil types. Dries out quickly after maturity. 
G-65A ... Similar in ear type to G-29, G-65A 
is a little later than G-29, G-77A, and G-16A. Good 
kernel depth, fine standability, high shelling per- 
centage, and corn borer resistance make it a favorite 
in its adapted area. Supplies limited. 
ears on green stalks” as developed by Funk’s 
G research. 
VISIT OUR TEST PLOTS... 
The best way for you to judge corn for your neighborhood is to 
see it growing there. Ask your Funk’s G dealer to’show you 
through one of our strip tests. ... See the best in adapted and 
proven 5-Star G-Hybrids for your farming area, as well as the 
new and promising experimental hybrids. 
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G-HYBRIDS FOR THE BEST IN HYBRID SEED CORN 
