Annual Report
Annual Report
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H. Beagley of Sibley, Illinois, who raised it from seed selected from a prize-winning exhibit of white com at the Ford county (Illinois) Farmers' Institute in 1890. Its history before this date is not known but it has not been intentionally crossed since that time.
It is a moderately early maturing variety.
riley's favorite.
Standard for type adopted by Nebraska Corn Improvers' Association.
Shape of ear, slowly tapering; length of ear, 9 inches; circumference of ear, 7 inches; color of kernel, ...deep yellow; indentation of kernel, rough; shape of kernel, medium wedge; number of rows 16 to 20; size of shank, small; size of cob, small; color of cob, deep red.
Seed of this variety was obtained from Mr. Marley Riley of Thorntown, Indiana, whose father, James Riley, originated the variety in that locality in 1885. It is the result of a cross of a large late corn (Golden Yellow) with a small early corn (Pride of the North). It is a fairly early maturing variety.
pride op the north.
Standard for type adopted by the Nebraska Corn Improvers' Association.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. Beagley of Sibley, Illinois, who raised it from seed selected from a prize-winning exhibit of white com at the Ford county (Illinois) Farmers' Institute in 1890. Its history before this date is not known but it has not been intentionally crossed since that time.
It is a moderately early maturing variety.
riley's favorite.
Standard for type adopted by Nebraska Corn Improvers' Association.
Shape of ear, slowly tapering; length of ear, 9 inches; circumference of ear, 7 inches; color of kernel, ...deep yellow; indentation of kernel, rough; shape of kernel, medium wedge; number of rows 16 to 20; size of shank, small; size of cob, small; color of cob, deep red.
Seed of this variety was obtained from Mr. Marley Riley of Thorntown, Indiana, whose father, James Riley, originated the variety in that locality in 1885. It is the result of a cross of a large late corn (Golden Yellow) with a small early corn (Pride of the North). It is a fairly early maturing variety.
pride op the north.
Standard for type adopted by the Nebraska Corn Improvers' Association.
What to read after Annual Report?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nebraska. State Board of Agriculture to read onlineMoreLess
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