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Kaffir Corn

In somewhat recent years this thrifty plant has become popular in the United States as a forage plant. It is of comparatively stunted growth, and it constitutes a valuable addition to the not very long list of forage plants. It is not grown very extensively, however, in the regular corn belt.

This image is from: Luther Burbank: his methods and discoveries and their practical application. Volume 8 Chapter 5