Wisconsin #7 Field Corn

#09915

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100-110 Days. Field Corn. (a.k.a. Silver King) Grow your own chicken feed! This open pollinated, heirloom variety originated in 1862 in Fayette County, Iowa and is still popular with northern gardeners today. The 8-9" ears are filled with wide, white kernels of medium depth and thickness. Slowly tapered ears are slightly wavy. Corn is easy for chickens to digest and can be used as part of a balanced, varied diet.

2 ounces
$3.25

1/2 pound
$9.10
Buy 2 or more for $8.10 each

Product Details

Page Number: 21

Planting Season: Spring

Fertilizer Type: 6-6-6

Light requirements: Full Sun

Fragrant: n

Shipping Details

State Restrictions: HI

Physical Details

Germination: 7 to 14

Maturity: 100 to 110

Spacing: 8 to 12

Hybrid / Open Pollinated: Open Pollinated

Scientific Details

Genus: Zea

Species: mays

Common Name: Wisconsin #7 Field Corn