Field Experiments With Corn 1889
Field Experiments With Corn 1889
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There was 40 per cent, of water in the shelled corn, when husked, and, at that time, it required I2olb. Of ear corn to make a bushel of thoroughly air-dry corn.
NON-MATURING VARIETIES Kernels, wAiteEa. Rs, rough.
No. 22, Piasa king; seed grown by Experiment Station. No. 87, Piasa king; seed grown by F. C. Pickard, Piasa, Madison Co. , 111.
Type, fairly uniform. Ears, 9 to n^ in. Long, 2. 2 to 2. 6 in. In diameter. Cobs, red or white, usually red, 1. 2 to 1. 6 in. In diameter. Ears, usually roug...hish, tapering to nearly cylindrical; butt, not rounded; tip, blunt, not filled. Juncture, medium, % in. In diameter. Kernels, wedge-shaped; ^ in- long, ^ in. Wide; white; crease dented, pinched, . Rows, 18 to 22; space between, slight.
236 BULLETIN NO 8. [February, The average of the two plats gave height of stalk, 11% ft. ; of ear, 6 ft. One hundred ears weighed 69 Ib. The yield per acre of shelled corn, as husked, was (good ears, 61; nubbins, 32) 93 bu. , with 94 per cent, of a full stand, and of air-dry corn, 62 bu.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was 40 per cent, of water in the shelled corn, when husked, and, at that time, it required I2olb. Of ear corn to make a bushel of thoroughly air-dry corn.
NON-MATURING VARIETIES Kernels, wAiteEa. Rs, rough.
No. 22, Piasa king; seed grown by Experiment Station. No. 87, Piasa king; seed grown by F. C. Pickard, Piasa, Madison Co. , 111.
Type, fairly uniform. Ears, 9 to n^ in. Long, 2. 2 to 2. 6 in. In diameter. Cobs, red or white, usually red, 1. 2 to 1. 6 in. In diameter. Ears, usually roug...hish, tapering to nearly cylindrical; butt, not rounded; tip, blunt, not filled. Juncture, medium, % in. In diameter. Kernels, wedge-shaped; ^ in- long, ^ in. Wide; white; crease dented, pinched, . Rows, 18 to 22; space between, slight.
236 BULLETIN NO 8. [February, The average of the two plats gave height of stalk, 11% ft. ; of ear, 6 ft. One hundred ears weighed 69 Ib. The yield per acre of shelled corn, as husked, was (good ears, 61; nubbins, 32) 93 bu. , with 94 per cent, of a full stand, and of air-dry corn, 62 bu.
What to read after Field Experiments With Corn 1889?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hunt, Thomas Forsyth, 1862-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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