Bloody Butcher

Yellow and white dent corn with red variegation. Variegation is intense on most kernels with some kernels appearing solid red. Ears 7-8" long, 2' in diameter, and cylindrical-conical in shape. 14-16 regular kernel rows. Half of cobs are red, half white. Plants 8-11' tall. Most plants do not tiller. Generally one ear per plant but up to three. Late maturing. This variety was donated to SSE in 1983 by Grant Curry of Lexington, Kentucky. He received the corn in 1981 from someone in Berea, KY and told SSE it can be used for evtherything from livestock feed to cornmeal. SSE Accession # 107927