text_original: One combines the cropping power of the best English varieties with the baking strength of North American hard wheat. It is the outcome of a cross between Rough Chaff and Red Fife. Its average crop in 1911 was 38 bushels per acre as the result of 28 independent trials, and, where the local millers have found out its quality, it makes on the market four or five shillings per quarter more than the ordinary English varieties.
text_transcription: ONE COMBINES THE CROPPING POWER OF THE BEST ENGLISH VARIETIES WITH THE BAKING STRENGTH OF NORTH AMERICAN HARD WHEAT IT IS THE OUTCOME OF A CROSS BETWEEN ROUGH CHAFF AND RED FIFE ITS AVERAGE CROP IN NINETEEN ELEVEN WAS THIRTY EIGHT BUSHELS PER ACRE AS THE RESULT OF TWENTY EIGHT INDEPENDENT TRIALS AND WHERE THE LOCAL MILLERS HAVE FOUND OUT ITS QUALITY IT MAKES ON THE MARKET FOUR OR FIVE SHILLINGS PER QUARTER MORE THAN THE ORDINARY ENGLISH VARIETIES
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