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Why number two yellow corn is a specification

Number two yellow corn is a named grade with factor limits, the usual par quality in a corn contract.

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From the opening

Number two yellow corn is a specification because it points at a defined class in the official grain standards, not at a vague idea of ordinary corn. Yellow names the class, and number two names the grade whose factor limits the lot is required to meet. The opening covers yellow names the class, number two names the factor limits, and par delivery uses that grade.

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Inside

  • Yellow names the class
  • Number two names the factor limits
  • Par delivery uses that grade
  • Extra terms must be written
  • Where the idea stops applying
  • A distinction worth keeping

Sources

  • US number two yellow corn grade
  • Par delivery grade in corn contracts