Paymaster Seeds Promises Southwest Varieties and Boots
An old promotional note touts Paymaster Seeds with a 55 year Southwest presence. It highlights climate knowledge and growing opportunities, pairing seed varieties with Nocona boots. The offer ends June 1, 1985.
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Relative Maturity: Medium Early Forage Sorghum Hybrids
New medium early hybrids show strong yield potential and good adaptation across environments. 102 and 1022 offer top performance with sturdy stalks and leafy canopies, while 250S provides sweet stalks and high sterility for pollen-free forage use. 2505 matures in 65 to 80 days and suits silage hay and late grazing.
Paymaster and Lankan Coatton cotton varieties for planting
Paymaster 404 is an early storm resistant, high yielding cotton tolerant to Verticillium and Fusarium wilts, suited to irrigated and dryland areas in the Southwestern U.S. Paymaster 404 resembles Paymaster 303 but taller with slightly higher fruiting. lint shorter by about an inch. The Lanka rt brand 7563 is a new high yield, disease tolerant cotton performing well in the southern High Plains, tolerant to Fusarium wilt nematode complex and moderately to Verticillium wilt, with fiber longer than most stripper varieties and premium micronaire values. gin turnout high and bolls set high off the ground aiding harvest. Paymaster 145 is an early, storm resistant variety with strong Fusarium wilt tolerance, adapted to Southern High Plains, Rolling Plains, Oklahoma, Central Texas and Coastal Bend. fiber in premium micronaire range, boll size intermediate, easy stripper harvest, with potential picker harvest. Lint yields are high on both stripped and picked bases.
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