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wanted 'Hastings prolific corn'

15 years ago

This is the corn that AVERAGES 14 TO 18 EARS PER STALK .I am willing to trade the corn with the largest kernels ( Peru 6 month type ) or the most kernels ( strawberry pop corn) or pay cash .

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zebraman
15 years ago
I don't know what state you're in but this is from an Ag. listing in GA.
Hasting's Prolific - $6.00 a lb. 97% Germination
Contact Charles Franklin
707-854-4344 You will have to pay shipping as well.
farmfreedom
Original Author
15 years ago
Thank you very much . This might be just what I am looking for !
bobbycraft
7 years ago
Anyone know where I can get some hastings prolijic corn seed
fusion_power
7 years ago
Sandhill Preservation sells it. Hastings Prolific White: 125 days. Stalky, 8 to 10 foot tall
plants producing one nice sized white kerneled ear per stalk. 2 oz.
Pkt. $2.75 Certified Organic Seed
Wolf Branch Homestead
7 years ago
We have a nice sized crop of Hasting's Prolific that we will be ready to sell at the end of this year. Please look no further! At 63 days now, our corn is tasseling and the average stalk is 8ft high (the strongest one is measuring 10ft). These are beautiful, large ears of dent corn. Please e-mail us, Wolf Branch Homestead, at wolfbranchart@gmail.com if interested!

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