Stanford sweeps the East
with 17 N.C.G.A.
com yield champions
TOP YIELD IN THE U.S.
GOES TO NX’S PX 74
The National Com Grower's
Association National Yield
Championship came to the East
this year - for the first time ever
- with a giant 230.51 bu/acre
yield at the Beckley, West
Virginia Bluestone Farms oper
ated by Jim Justice.
This is the second year in a
row that PX 74 has taken the
national title.- Stanford has been -
recommending this hybrid in
full season areas for its wide
adaptation and very fast
dry-down.
PX 74's yield power placed it
first or second in nine state yield
contests across the country.
THERE’S A YIELD
CHAMPION NEAR YOU
Ist PLACE WINNER IN NEW JERSEY!
Gary Donaldson of Hackettstown won
with PX 87 and a yield of 160.12 bu/acre,
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NATIONAL CORN GROWER’S
ASSOCIATION YIELD CHAM
PION JIM JUSTICE II GREW
230.51 BU/ACRE OF NITS PX
740 N ms 25-ACRE CONTEST
FIELD ON BLUESTONE FARMS
IN BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA.
THIS WAS THE HIGHEST NON
-IRRIGATED YIELD IN THE
NATION IN THE PRESTIGIOUS
N.C.G.A. CONTEST.
SECOND PLACE IN THE
NATION WAS ALSO PX 74,
ENTERED BY JIM’S FATHER,
JAMES C. JUSTICE. IT
YIELDED 220.21 BU/ACRE.
Ist PLACE WINNER IN WEST VIRGINIA!
(irrigated)
Bradley Hott of Franklin won with PX 79
and a yield of 165 30 bu/acre.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 2,1981—A:
8 DIFFERENT
HYBRIDS TAKE YIELD
HONORS IN THE EAST
From West Virginia to Maine,
NK hybrids have proved their
genetic superiority. Farmers with
different cropping objectives
and far different soil resources
planted NK hybrids and topped
all others in their states for yield.
This is typical of NK hybrid
performance in the East. They ~
were developed to give maxi
mum performance under vary
ing management and soil
conditions. So no matter which
NK hybrid you choose, you can
count on top performance -
because it's bred right in!
2nd PLACE WINNER IN VIRGINIA!
Charles E Smith, Jr of Warrenton won
with PX 74 and a yield of 141.22 bu/acr<
GROW THAT NK
CHAMPIONSHIP YIELD IN
YOUR CORN FIELD
See your Stanford dealer now. Tty
some Northrup King on your farm,
and see for yourself why Stanford
has been recommending NK corn
for the Eastern farmer who wants to
get the most from his corn acreage.
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