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IMPROVED SEED T H A T H A S MEANT MILLIONS TO ILLINOIS CORN (

A section of the Annual Illinois Seed Grain and Utility University. The type of seed now used on full '0 ] of Illinois is distinctly different from that us th til of the score card for Utility corn which was ba uj n r University and the U. S. Department oi" Agriculture. It has that the efficiency of yields is improved two and a 1 the use of Utility type seed.

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