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EC07-101 2007 Spring Seed Guide

Lenis Alton Nelson
University of Nebraska-Lincoln, lnelson1@unl.edu

Bruce Anderson
University of Nebraska - Lincoln, banderson1@unl.edu

Robert N. Klein
University of Nebraska - Lincoln, robert.klein@unl.edu

Richard B. Ferguson
University of Nebraska - Lincoln, rferguson1@unl.edu

David D. Baltensperger
University of Nebraska-Lincoln, dbaltensperger@tamu.edu

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 Welcometo the 2007Spring SeedGuide
The following pages include the results of our variety testing programs for many crop speciesthroughout the state.We hope you find this
information useful as you make hybrid and variety decisions for next spring. These guide are mailed to many producers and are also available
throughthe County Extensionoffices.We appreciatethe supportof advertiserswhich helps defray the cost of publishing and distributingthis
information.
Much of the information included in this publicationis also availableelectronically.The individual variety test locationscan be accessedat
The information found in the back half of this publicationcan be found at http://wwwunl.edu/ncia/.SeveralNebGuides
http://varietytest.unl.edu.
have been written to help producers to use this information for planting decisions. These are available at
http://www.ianrpubs.unl.edu/epublic/pages/index jsp?what=subjectAreasD&subjectAreasld=9.
Variety testing in Nebraska involves many faculty and staff members.Faculty include Charles Shapiro and StevanKnezevic at Northeast
Researchand ExtensionCenter,Robert Klein at the West Central Researchand ExtensionCenter,David Baltenspergerand Jim Schild at the
PanhandleResearchand ExtensionCenter,BruceAndersonand myself at the UN-L Lincoln campus,and Jim Krall at Torrington,WY. A list of
the many staff membersthat havehelpedus include John Eis, Corey Atchison, Greg Dom, Logan Dana, Ralph Klein, Jeff Golus, Glen Frickel,
Jerry Nachtman, and Kelly Brink. We appreciateall the help they give us. We also want to thank the farmer cooperatorsand Extension Educators
at the many fields where thesetestsare located.
As you view the informafion from variouspartsof the state.you will seethat the irrigated yields were good, the rainfed yields were good in
eastemNebraskaand quite limited in the west.We havehad severalyearsof below averagerainfall in westernNebraskaand finding real advan-
tages of no{ill and skip-row methods of growing corn in those areas.Commodity prices for com, sorghum and soybeanare quite encouraging for
profitableproduction.
Len Nelson
ProfessorofAqronomY

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 NEBRASKA VARIETY AND HYBRID TESTS - 2006 weTe
EXTENSION CIRCULAR 101
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AUTHORS requl
Lenis A. Nelson Depafiment of Agronomy^{orticulture, Lincoln that r
Bruce Anderson Department of Agronomy/Horticulture, Lincoln eight
Robert N. Klein West Central Researchand Extension Center, North Platte
Richard Ferguson Depaftment of Agronomy/Horticulture, Lincoln
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D. Baltensperger PanhandleResearchand Extension Center, Scottsbluff
HaskellAgricultural Laboratory,Concord perft
CharlesShapiro
StevenKnezevic HaskellAgricultural Laboratory,Concord grm
JamesKrall Torrington Researchand Extension Center, Torrington, WY resis

ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This circular is a progressreport of variety and hybrid performance tests conducted by the Agronomy/Horticulture Department, the
Northeast, West Central and PanhandleResearchand Extension Centers, the South Central Agricultural Laboratory as part of the University of
Nebraska and University of Wyoming at Torrington. Conduct of experiments and publication of results is a joint effort of the Agricultural
Sott
ResearchDivision and the Cooperative Extension Service. Tests were supported in part by fees paid by seedproducers and distributors. Nm
We invite you to visit our Web Site to view individual tables, the complete book or data from previous years. The URL is: http/lvafl-
Wes
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etytest.unl.edu/
Acknowledgment is made to Extension Educators and others who assistedin these trials. Special credit is due to farmers who fumished tion
test sites. We also want to acknowledge the efforts made by our researchtechnologists and technicians. John A. Eis, Greg Dorn, Jeff Golus,
Glen Frickel, Corey Atchison, Jim Pavelka, Jerry Nachtman, JamesMargheim, Jon Scott, Logan Dana, Terry DeVries, Ralph Klein, Bill
Rathje, Perry Ridgway, Glen Slater and Irvin Schleufer are to be commended for their efforts. wen
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NEBRASKA CORN HYBRID TESTS RX

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2006
Com production as of November 1 was forecasted at 1.23 billion bushels.Average yield at 159 bu/a. Past corn yields are reported as fol-
lowed (bu/a): ten
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1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 &1
State r40 r25 140 r22 r45 168 157 159 Sti
Irrigated 159 155 164 162 NA NA NA NA 75
Non-irrigated 113 82 108 57 NA NA NA NA

2006 Crop Production Summary 2U

Here is a summary of the 2006 corn crop. By June 11, corn condition rated as 67o poor,32Vo fur, 554o good and7%oexcellent. This is
l9r
below last year's levels. Temperaturestopped 100 degreesin every district but one. Southwest district saw significant precipitation with nearly
one inch of rain. July 9, corn condition rated 2Vovery poor, 6Vo poor,3lclo fatr, 46Vo good, and l5vo excellent. Irrigated corn rated TlVo good
and excellent while dryland fields rated 45Vo.Twenty-sevenpercent had silked, aheadof last year's 23 and averageof 13. August 13, corn con- of-
dition rated 7 Va very poor, ll%o poor, 29Vofair, 37Vogood, and 76Voexcellent Irrigated corn rated 74Vo good and excellent while dryland
fields rated 23Vo good and excellent. Eighty percent had reached the dough stage, aheadof last year at 7l7o and the averageat 66Vo.Twenty-
six percent of the crop had reached the dent stage, ahead of 207o last year and 777ofor the average.September 17, corn condition rated 1Vo l5
very poor, 107o poor,287o fair, 4lVa good, and 14% excellent. Irrigated corn was 757o good and excellent, dryland fields rated 287o.Ninety-
sevenpercent of the crop had reachedthe dent stage,even with last year and aheadof the 93 average.Forty percent of the crop had reached
maturity, near last year's 42 and 41 average.Harvest was underway with 3 percent complete, near last year's 4 and 5 average.October 15, the wu
hard freeze ended the growing seasonand should hastencrop dry down. Corn conditions ruted 6Vavery poor, ll%o poor,29Va falrr,38Vogood,
andT6Va excellent. Irrigated fields rated 72Vo good or excellent while dryland fields rated 2SVo.Harvestreached 26Vo complet%one week
behind last year's 41 and four days behind the 34 average.November 19, corn harvest was 93Vocomplete, behind last year's 98 and near the
en
94 average.
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Thirty-one corn performance tests were planted in 2006. Test locations are shown on the map (page 32). Table A (page 6) consists of
cooperators,dates of planting and harvesting. Corn trials are conducted to provide yield and other information about corn hybrids which may
be offered for sale in Nebraska.A fee from seedproducers covers a portion of the cost of each test. Entry was on a voluntary basis and hybrids
were selectedby seedproducers.At many locations, widely grown hybrids were enteredby the Agronomy/Florticulture Department yir
Table B (page 7) shows the averageperformance of alt hybrids at each test location. Individual plots are two to four rows wide and from hr
15 to 35 feet long. Some experiments were planted thick and later thinned to the desired stand. Each test location had the same number of seed Sa
planted for all hybrids. The plant population representsthe averageharvestedplant density. Temperatureand rainfall data are shown on (pages
32-33). The names ofthe entrants and their addressesare listed in Table D (page 8). Table C (page 8) lists brand name and hybrids ofthe
enuant. Ct

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 Grain yields are expressedon a l5.5Vo moisture basis.Yields shown are averagesof four or more replicated plots at each location. Plots
* ere machine harvested and grain moisture determinations were made with an electronic moisfure meter or moisture sensors on the combine.
Variations in soil fertility, moisture conditions and other factors are found in each test area. This makes it impossible to measure yielding
ebility of hybrids with absolute accuracy.For this reason, small yield differences have little meaning. A statistical measureof differences
required for significance is given in each table. These differences are computed atthe 5%olevel of significance. Atthe 5Volevel, a difference of
rhat magnitude would be expected once in twenty trials through chance alone. Most frelds have some degree of spatial variability. This is the
eighth year we have used statistical procedures for removing a portion of the spatial variability.
ln these experiments, many hybrids statistically had the same grain production. Performance ofhybrids varied with seasonalconditions.
Great care should be used in interpreting the results of a single year test. Earlier maturing hybrids are favored in some seasonswhile later ones
perform best in others. Some hybrids are able to withstand unfavorable weather conditions better than others which may do well under better
growing conditions. Performance over a period of years should give a much better measure of adaptation. Harvest moisture, stalk strength, and
resistanceto insect and diseasealso are factors which must be consideredin selecting hybrids.
I
I Results
Relativehybrid performanceoften varieswith locationswithin zones.The numberof experimentsconductedat eachof the zoneswere:
SoutheastDryland-2,EastCentralDrytand-2,Southeastbigated-2, SouthCentralIrigated-2, SouthEast-l, SouthCentralRainfed-2,
NortheastRainfed-1,NortheastIrrigated-1,Holt County Irrigated-1,North Central bngated-2,WestCentral kigated-2, Southwestbigated-2,
WestCentralNo-Till-4, North Central kigated-Z,West Valley Irigated-2, SouthCentralBt RW-3.In zoneanalysis,the hybrid by location
meansquarewas usedto calculatethe differencesrequiredfor significanceshownin the tables.Moisture at harvestis an importantconsidera-
tion in hybrid selectionas it doesaffect time ofharvest and drying costsalthoughthis year the grain was all quite dry at harvest.
Southeast Rainfed
Two no-till trials wereplantedwith 51 hybridsplus nine farmerentriesin Gagewith andOtoeCounty(page10).GageCountyfarm entries
wereHoegemeyer Triton9896@ 150br.r/a, Hoegemeyer Triton9777@ l7}bda, Mycogen2T780-F-Cruise-Bt @ 148br/a, Mycogen2T807-F-
C- Poncho,Com bore-RootwormRR @138br/a, NC+ 4447RBD@ 140bu/a,Triump l866RR @ 137bula,NK70-T9@ 158bu/a,Asgrow
RX752RR2/YGPL@ 147buta,Pioneer32M38@ 148bu/a.OtoeCountyentrieswerePioneer31A13@ 178bu/a,NK70-T9@ 167bula,
AsgrowRX752RR2/YGPL@ l49buta,Pioneer32M38@ l72bu/a, NK N72-B2@ l74bula, NK N70-T9@ 175bu/a,NK N71-23 @ 148
bu/a,NK N76-D3@ 171bu/a,Pioneer31G68@ 184bu/a.Averagefor all entrieswas 160bu/a.Period-of-years dataareshownon page11.
East Central Rainfed
Two trials plantedno{ill in SaundersCounty with 55 hybrids plus five farmer entriesand CassCounty were plantedwith 55 hybrids plus
ten farmer entries(page12). The SaundersCounty farmer entrieswere Pioneer33H25 @ 173bula, Fontanelle8K389 @ 178bu/a,Fontanelle
8H911@ 180bu/a,Fontanelle9K49lYGPlus/RR@183bu/a,Pioneer33Nll@ 188bu/a.CassCountyfarmerentrieswereAg Source
6481RR@ l43bula,Ag Source6886CB-RR@ 151bu/a,LG 2589BTRR@ 154bu/a,LG 2640RR@ l44bula, LG2619BTRR@ 145bu/a,
Srine9803RRYGPL@ 145bula,PioneerP33R81@ 140bu/a,PioneerP33B54@ 150bu/a,PioneerP33R76@ 157bu/a,Asgrow
752YGPLUS/RR@ 147bula.Averagefor all entrieswas 163bu/a.Period-of-years dataareshownon page13.
Southeast Irrigated
York County had 66 entriesand 4 farmer entries.HowardCounty trials had 66 hybrids.York County farmer entrieswere Garst 8292 @
208bu/a,Garst8380IT @ 239bu/a,LG SeedsLG2540BT@ 195bu/a,Pioneer33V62 @ 209bula.York County aYerage for all entrieswas
198bu/a.HowardCountyaveragefor all entrieswas202br.r/a. Period-of-yearsdata are shown on page 15.
Northeast Rainfed
Forty-sevenhybrids were includedin the drylandtest in Dixon County (page19).Averageyield of all the entrieswere 191bu/a.Period-
of-yearsdataare shownon page20.
Northeast Irrigated
PierceCounty had 55 hybrids were includedin the irrigated plot (page2l). Averugefor all entries werc 207bu/a. Grain moisturewas
l5Vo.Overyearyieldsareshownon page22.
Ilolt County lrrigated
Holt County had 48 hybrids were includedin the irrigated plot (page23). Averagefor all entrieswete 219 bu/a. Grain moisture
wasl5.6Vo , Overyearyields areshownon page22.
South Central Irrigated'
Testplotswerelocatedin Clay Countyat the SCAL nearClay CenterandThayerCounty(page16).Clay Countytrial included66
entries.Averageyield of all entries was 226bu/a and an averagemoistureof 19.1%.ThayerCounty averaged22Obttla,an averagemoistureof
15.87o. Period-of-years dataareshownon page15.
South Centrat Rainfed
This trial was in Nuckolls with 37 corn entriesand SalineCountieswith 37 corn entrieswith 3 farm entries.Nuckolls County the average
yield was 118 bu/a.The averagemoisture was I5Vo.SalineCounty farmer entrieswere DeKalb DKC63-74 @ l4O bula, DKC@-23 @l4O
bu/a,AsgrowRX674RR@ 126bula.SalineCountyaveragedl12bula. The averagemoisturewasll.lVo. Page18 showsthe Nuckollsand
SalineCountycorndata.
Central Irrigated
Forty-fourhybridsweretestedin CusterandDawsonCounties.CusterCountywasconventional tillage(doubledisk),pivot irigated. The
CusterCountytest plot averaged222btla. The Dawson County testwas gravityirrigated,ridge till. Average yield was 183bu/a.The data

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Southwest Irrigated rp
Forty-six entries were planted in Furnas County. Gravity irrigated, ridge till. Average all entries were 209 bu/a. Red Willow County forty- dcFi
six entries. Gravity inigated, ridge tilled. Average for all entries was 215 bu/a. Data for znl
this location are shown on page 25 and over year summary on page 25. Thr
North Central Irrigated 100
Thirty-two hybrids were enteredin Brown County, ridge till, furrow irrigated and Brown County pivot irrigated. Brown County furrow 1 5r
inigatedtesthadanoverallaverageof218bu/a.BrownCountypivotirrigatedplothadanoverallaverageof 218bula.The2006datawillbe
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on page3l and overyeardatawill be on page3l \rx
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west centrar lrrigated Ib/a
Yield and other data were recorded from 42 hybrids tested in Lincoln and Dundy Counties. Lincoln County, WCREC, at North Platte was
gravity irrigated, ridge till. Test had yields averaging 238 bula. Dundy County was pivot irrigated. Test averagesfor all entries was 226 bula.
Dirr
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This year and over year data are shown onpage26.
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West Centrat No-till Pier
Eleven hybrids were tested in Lincoln and Keith counties. Lincoln County no-till cofil test was planted into wheat stubble, 2005-winter -1.0
wheat, 2004-fallow. Average yield for the test was 111 bu/a. Keith County no-till corn test into wheat stubble, 2005-winter wheat, 2004-fallow.
Hol
Average yield for the test was 12 bu/a. Data from locations is shown on page 30.
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West Central No-till 25
The Hays County No-till was planted into wheat stubble, 2005-winter wheat, 2004-fallow. Planted in Plant 2 Skip I scheme, 19,500 in
row or 13,000 plants/acre.Average yield for the test was 17 bu/a. Red willow County No-till was planted into wheat stubble, 2005-winter
Cns
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wheat, 2004-fallow. Planted in Plant 2 Skip 1 scheme, 19,500 in row or 13,000 plants/acre.Average yield for the test was 112 bu/a. Data from
Soi
locations is shown on page 30.
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West Valley Irrigated
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The Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska and Goshen County, Wyoming had 8 entries with 2 farm entries. Scotts Bluff County, gravity irrigat-
Soi
ed, farm entries, DeKalb Genetics DKC46-28 @ 135 bu/a, 7138RB @ 118 bu/a. Average yields were 128bula. Goshen County, Wyoming plot
withoverheadsprinklerirrigationsystem,withtwofarmentries,Garst8S8l@l24bula,Garst8921@115bu/a.Averageyieldfortestwas
Fur
pla
84bu/a. Scotts Bluffand Goshen County, data shown on page 32. Period-of-years yield and other data are shown on page32.
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South Central Irrigated Bt Rootworm
Clay County col'n test at the SCAL, Thayer County and Howard County had l2 entries in the trial with four replications of four rows in Red
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30 inch rows and harvestedthe center two rows. Clay County averageyield was 207 bula, at l6.9va moisture. Thayer County averageyield
was 206 bu/a with 13.570moisture.Howard County averageyield was 208 bu/a with 15.17amoisture.Data from test is on pages 16-17. Lin
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Cultural Practices Ilur
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Gage: Dryland. No-till. Crop history: Wheat stubble Iast year. Fertilizer: 120 lbs of 287oN,30 lbs P. Herbicide: Guardsman 3 pt/a. Insecticide:
None. Nitrogen in depth sampled 166lb/a,Avg ppm, 15.4,Soil pH 5.1, Lime needed5,000 lb/a, Organic Matter 2.9Vo,Bray-1 phosphorous, Bro
ppm 16 MED, Potassium,ppm 305 VHI. ma
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Otoe: Dryland. No-till. Previouscrops: Soybeans.Preplant:100 lb/a liquid 28-0-0. Herbicide: 314ruteof Bicep II Mag, Post2 oz Callisto.
Inqgcticide:None. Nitrogen in depth sampled39 lbla, Avg ppm, 3.6, Soil pH 5.6, Lime needed5,000, Organic-Matter3.3Vo,Bray-l Bro
Phosphorous,ppm 16 MED, Potassium,ppm 375 VHL qrB
Saunders: Dryland. No-till. Previous crop: Soybean, corn rotation. Fertilizer: 120 lb N, 5 gallon 10-34-0 as starter.Herbicide: Callisto 3.0 Lin
ozla. Nitrogen in depth sampled 110 lb/a, 10.2 avg ppm, Soil pH 6.0, Buffer pH 6.5, Lime needed5000 lb/a, Organic Matter 2.4Vo, Bray-l Fen
Phosphorus, ppm 62 VHI , Potassium,ppm 523 VHI. Kei
Cass: Dryland. No-till. Crop history: 2005- soybean.Fertilizer: 140\b/a actual N as anhydrous, 10 lb/a Sulfur, 20lb/aP,6 lb/a N. Herbicide: Fer
Bicep 1 qt, Atrazine .7 qt,2l3 pint 2,4-D LV6. Insecticide: Pounce 4 ozla. Nitrogen in depth sampled 160lb/a, 14.8 avg ppm, Soil pH 6.5, Ma
Lime needed 0 lb/a, organic Matter 3.1vo, Bray-l Phosphorous,ppm 16 MED, potassium, ppm 4zo vHr. Rei
York: Pivot inigated. Previous crop: soybean 2005. Fertlhzer: 140 lb actual N. Herbicide: Lumax 2 qtla. Insecticide: None. 7 irrigations @ 1 pre
inch each time. Nitrogen in depth sample 130 lb/a. 12.0 avg ppm, Soil pH 6.1, Buffer pH 6.6, Lime nieded 4,000 lb/a, Organic N4atter2.8Vo, Ha!
Bray-1 Phosphorus,ppm 19 MED, Potassium,ppm 614 VHL VeT strong wind two weeks before harvest causeda lot of broken stalks and lost 26<
of yield. Sco
Saline: Rainfed. Soybean,corn rotation. Fertilizer: 120 lbla actual N. Herbicide: .66 ozla Permir. Nitrogen in depth sample 68 lb/a,6.3 avg N.:
ppm, Soil pH 4.8, Lime needed 7000 lbla, Organic Matter 2.5Va.Bray- I Phosphorus,ppm 11 LOW Potassium,ppm +t: VUt. Ror
Howard: Center Pivot. Crop history: Corn 2005, 2004. Tillage Stalk cutter and ridge rill. Fertilizer: 180 lb N as 32Vo,14 lb 8-20-0 starrer. CrG
Herbicide: Roundup, Impact. Insecticide: None. Soil test results: Nitrogen in depth sample 97 lb/a, pH 5.4, Buffer pF{ 6.5, Excess lime rating- Cla
None, Organic Matter 2.5Vo,Bray- 1 Phosphorousppm 35, K ppm 416, Zn ppm 0.21. Apr
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centimeter = 0.394 inches Kilogram/hectoliter = lb/bu x 1.287 kg=poundsx0.454 Atn
hectare = 2.4/l acres Kilograms/hectare = bu/A x 62.78 (56# bu) hl=bushelsx0.352
kilogram = 2.205 pounds cm=inchesx2.54 Hor
hectoiiter = 2.838 bushels ha=acresx0.405 341
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Clal': Gravity lrrigated, Ridge tilled. Crop history: NA. Fertilizer: Broadcast100 lb/a of 11-52-0,150 lb N as anhydrousammonia.Herbicide:
: pt/a Harneis Xtra 5.6L plus I pt/a of Glystar Plus, 0.5 ozla of AIM 2 E plus Crop Oil Concentrate.Insecticide: None. Soil test: Nitrogen in
J;pth sample49 lbla, Soii pH 6.9, Soil salts0.32, Excesslime rating-None,Organic Matter2.6Vo,Bray-1 Phosphorousppm 17,Kppm426'
Znppm1.2l.
Thayer: Gravity inigated. Crop history: Corn 2005, 2004. Shred with Row Stumper and ridge plant. Fertilizer: 100 lb/a of 1I -52-0 winter of
1005, 200 lb /a Anhydrous ammonia,7 gallaof 10-34-0plus one quart of Zinc at planting. Herbicide: 2.5 qtla of Lumax + 1.0 pt Atrazine in
I 5 inch band at planting. Insecticide: 4.2 lb of Force in T-band. Soil test results: Nitrogen in depth sample 69 lb/a, pH 5.4, Buffer pH 6.5,
Ercess lime rating-None,Organic Matter 2.7Va,Bray-l Phosphorousppm 40, K ppm 354,2n ppm 3.56.
\uckolls: Rainfed. Crop history: Corn 2005. Fertilizer: Preplant broadcast 100 lb N/a as 32-0-0, 9 gal of 10-34-0 in row at planting.
Herbicide: 8 ozla of generic glyphosate + 0.5 pt of 2,4-D(6lblgal) as burn down. Insecticide: Regent at 4.2 ozla. Nitrogen in depth sample 26
lb/a, Soil pH 5.3, Buffer pH 6.3, lime-None, OrganicMatter 2.4Vo,Pppm29, K ppm 456, Zn ppm 0.26.
Dixon: Rainfed. Corn trial at the Haskell Ag lab. Previous crop soybean.Fertilizer: 120lbla N. Herbicide: Roundup Original Max 32 ozla,
AMS 2.5 lbs/a, Callisto 3.0 ozla,Accent 0.66 ozla,AMS liquid 27o vlv, COC 1 qt/a. Insecticide:None. Soil test results:N03-N 7.4 ppm, pH
6.7, O.M. 4.4%o,Bray-lP ppm 56, K ppm 456.
Pierce: Crop history: Soybean-2005,Fertilizer: 175lbla N, 35 lb/a g 100 lb K,2'7 lbla Sulfur, 2 lblaZinc,9 lb Mag. Herbicide:Fieldmaster
-1.0qt/a. Insecticide:None. Soil testresults:N03-N 3.23 ppm, pH 6.23, O.M. .927o,Bray-l Phosphorousppm42, Kppm 116.
Hoft: Pivot Irrigated. Crop history: Bt Corn 2005. Grazed in the fall, disk, chisel plow, field cultivated. Fertilizer: 191 lbla N, 10 lb/a N with
sprini<ler.Herbicide: 1 qt/a Bicep, Steadfort Callisto 5 L. Soil test results: N03-N 12 ppm, pH 6.55, O.M. 2.24Vo,Btay-l Phosphorousppm
25.44,Kppm295.
Custer: Pivot inigated. Crop history: Soybean 2005. Conventional till (double disk). Fertilizer: Preplant 20 lb/a N, At planting 10 lb/a N, Side-
dress115 lb/aN, P 25 lbla, Sulfur 10lbla,Zn0.25 lbla. Herbicide:Pre-emerge1.3 qtlaAtrazine+ 1.25 ozlaBalancePro. Insecticide:None.
Soil testresults:pH 6.11,O.M.2.2lVo.
Dawson: Gravity irrigated, ridge till. 2005 Corn. Fertilizer: 123 lb N infall,2l lb preplant, 74 lb N with herbicide, 46 lb preplant P, 10 tb S,
3.25 Ib Zn. Herbicide: 2.5 qt Lumax Preemergence.Insecticide: 3 oz Capture, 4 oz Parathion for western bean cutworm and rootworm beetles.
Soil testresults:pH 6.47,O.M.2.61Vo.
Furnas: Gravity irrigated, ridge till. 2005: Preventedplanting chem fallow, 2004 soybeans.Fertilizer: Preplant 120 lb N, 20 lb P, S 15 lb/a. At
planting 5 lb N, 17 lb P. Herbicides: Preplant 32 oz Roundup + 1 lb Atrazine, Postemergence14 oz SteadfastAIZ. Insecticide. None. Soil test
results:pH 6.4, O.M. 1.47%.
Red Willow: Gravity irrigated, ridge till. Previous crops: Soybeans2005, corn 2004. Fertilizer: Preplant 110 lb N, 80 lb P, at planting 3 lb N,
12 lb. Herbicide:32 ozla Glyphosate,preplant,2.1 qtla Bicep II, preplant.Insecticide:None. Soil test results:pH1.59, O.M.2.49%.
Lincoln: Gravity irrigated, ridge till. Fertilizers: 200lblaN as anhydrous, 9lb N, 31 lb P, Zn 0.8 lb as starter.Herbicides: 1.5 qt Lumax + I lb
Atrazine + 0.5 pt Banvel. Insecticide:None. Soil test results:pH 7.59, O.M.2.14Vo.
Dundy: Pivot irrigated.Previouscrop: 2005 com,2O04soybean.Feftilizers:33 lb N, 33 lb q 10 lb K, 33 lb S, 0.4IbZn at planting. Side
dressand througtrpivot 170 lb N. Herbicide: Fultime 3 qt. Insecticide:Lorsban 8 ozl1000 ft. Soil test results:pH 6.55, Organic Matter 1.147o.
Brown: Gravity inigated, ridge till. Crop history: Corn 2005. Fertilizer: Total N 160 lb/a, 6 lb S. Sidedless 122 lb/a N. Field had 18 tons
manurespreadin January2006. Herbicide:2.5 qttaLumax, preplant.Insecticide:4.35 lb Force 3G. Soil test results:pH 5.57, Organic Matter
1.897o.
Brown: Pivot irrigated. Crop history: Na. Fertilizer: Nitrogen 80 lb liquid, 110 lb anhydrous ammonia, 40 lb P. Herbicide: Preemergence, 0.5
qt Bicep II Magnum, postemergence,0.T5 oz Steadfast.Insecticide:None. Soil test results:pH 4.65, Organic Mattet 1.487o.
Lincoln: No{ill into wheat stubble. 2005 winter wheat, 2004 fallow. Planted in Plant 2 Skip 2 scheme,26,000 in row or 13,000 plants/a.
Fertilizer: 80 lb N preplant. Herbicide: 2.5 qt Lumax pre-emergence.Insecticides: None. Soil test results: pH 5.02, Organic Matter 1.57o'
Keith: No-till into wheat stubble. 2005 winter wheat,2004 fallow. Ptanted in Plant 2 Skip 2 scheme,26,000 in row or 13,000 plants/a.
Fertilizer: 60 lb N as 28-0-0 preemergence.Herbicide: Lumax 1.15 qtla preemergence.Insecticide: None. Soil test results: pH 4'86, Organic
Matter 7.027a.
Red Wiflow: No-till into wheat stubble. 2005 winter wheat,20O4 fallow. Fertilizer: 6lb N, 19 lb P at planting. Herbicide: 32 ozla Glyphosate
preplant,2.1 qt/aBicep II + 32 ozla Glyphosate.Insecticide:None. Soil test results:pH 4.89, O.M. l.'76Vo.
Hays: No-till into wheat stubble. 2005 winter wheat, 2004 fallow. Fertilizer: 50 lb N as 28-0-0 preplant. Herbicide: Perplant: 1 ptAtrazine +
26 ozF{l Master III + 8 oz Salvo, Postemergence.
Scotts Bluff: Gravity Irrigated. Crop history: Dry beans 2005. Fertilizer: Preplant, incorporated 70 lb N and 15 lb ofP, 17 lb S. Starter, 27 lb
N, 26 lb P, 2 lb K, 5 lb S, 3i4 Ib Zn,2 qt humic acid/a. Applied with the herbicide, 40 lb N (from 3 gallons CoRaN). Insecticide: 25 oz
Roundup Weathermax, 1 pt Widematch.
GoshenCounty,Wyoming:Fertilizer: Rateof 190lbN,40 lbP+20 lbS.Herbicide: l.5ozOption. 1.5ptMSO, 1.5qt32VaN+3ozDistinct.
Clay Gravity Inigated Bt-Rootworm: SCAL. Linear move sprinkler. Ridge till. Fertilizer: 100 lb/a 1l-52-0 in January, 150 lb/a of 28-0-0 in
April. Herbicide:2.3 qtla HarnessXtra 6, I ptla Clarity. Insecticide: None. Soil sample: Nitrogen in depth sample 48 lb/a N, soil pH 6.9, Lime
neededNone, Organic Matter 2.6Vo,Bray-l Phosphorousppm 17, Potassium ppm 427, Zn ppm 1.21.
Thayer Gravity lrrigated Bt/RW: Crop history: Com 2005, 2004. Tillage: Shred with row stumper and ridge till. Fertilizer: 200 lb/a of anhy-
droui ammonia, 100 lb/a 11-52-0 winter of 2005,7 galla of 10-34-0 Plus 1 qt of Zinc at planting. Herbicide: 2.5 qtla of Lumax + I pt of
Atrazine in 15 inch band at planting. Insecticide: 4.2 lb ofForce in T-band.
Howard Gravity lrrigated Bt-Rootworm: Crop history: Corn 2004, Soybean 2003. Fertilizer: 150 lb/a N as NH3 post emergence, 10 gal l0-
34-0and2Tozincatplantins.Herbicide.T5ozlaSteadfast,3ozCallisto/aon6/2. Insecticide:2q|aLotsban6127.

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 ThbleA. Locations,Cooperators,SoiI Types,
Planting and HarvestDates- 2006 u
Gooperator SoilType Harvested
Southeast Rainfed I
Gage GailBarnard,
Beatrice Wymore
siltyloam May15 Nov.1
G
Otoe NickWilhelm,
Syracuse Wymore
siltyloam May10 0
oct.2
EastCentral Rainfed E
Saunders MattHann,
Fremont Monona
siltyclayloam May5 Nov.8
c
Cass JimEngelkemief
Louisville Sharpsburg
siltyclayloam May10 Nov.9
s
Southeast Inigated I
York AllenSongste[
Exeter Hastings V
siltloam May15 Nov.6
Howard Randy Kauk,Farwell H
Holder May18 Nov.14
SouthCentral lrrigated s
Clay SCAL farm,ClayCenter 0
Hastingssiltloam May2 0ct,17
Thayer I
ElliotJagels,
Davenport Crete
siltloam l(ay 12 Nov.3
SouthCentral lrrigated
BTRW 1
Clay F
SCAL farm,ClayCenter Crete
siltloam May11 Oct.12
Thayer D
ElliotJagels,
Davenport Crete
siltloam May13 Nov.3
H
Howard Randy Kauk,Fanivell Holder May18 Nov.14
SouthCentral Rainfed
s
Nuckolls
0
BarryMelvin,
Nelson Crete
siltloam May16 oct.30 T
Saline DarinKeller,
Wilber Crete
siltyclayloam May8 Oct.31
H
Northeast
DixonRainfed Haskell
AgLab,Concord
s
Colosiltyclayloam May30 Nov.3 N
PierceInigated JoelCarpente4
Pierce Valentine
finesand May10 Nov.17
Holtlrrigated JessMine6
0'Neill
s
Jansenloam May4 Nov.13
Southwest lrrigated
s
F
Furnas Steve
Henry,
Arapahoe Hordsiltloam April28 Nov.2 R
RedWillow Cappel
Farms,
McCook Hordsiltloam April25 oct.23 c
Centrallrrigated
c
Custer DonCantrell,
Merna Rusco
siltyclayloam May11 Oct.25 0
Dawson MarkAden,Gothenburg Cozad
siltloam April27 oct.19 ti
NorthCentral lrrigated
I
Brown(funow) Steve
Bejot,
Ainsworth Johnstown
loam May5 oct.26 B
Brown (center pivot) WayneWescott,
Ainsworth Jansen
finesandy
loam May5 Oct.26 v
WestCentral lrrigated L
Lincoln WCREC,NorthPlarte Cozadsiltloam May3 0ct.30 0
Dundy ShadStamm,Benkelman Keith
finesandyloam May2 Nov.13 S
WestCentral Notill N
Lincoln WCREC,NorthPlatte Holdregesiltloam May9 Oct.27 F
Keith DanolEichnel
Ogallala Vetalloamyfinesand May11 0ct.13 v
RedWillow Cappel
Farms,
Mc0ook HoldregeandKeithsiltloams May10 0ct.23 L
Hayes RickMay,HayesCenter Kumasiltloam May12 oct.16 l(
WestValley lrrigated I
ScottsBluff(funow) HPALC,Sidney Mitchell
siltloam MayI 0ct.19 s
Goshen Co.,WY Tonington
Res.& Ext.Center Sandyloam May11 Nov.7 G
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 Thble B. Averageperforrnanceat eachlocation.
Spacing Per C.V. Yield Moisture Planb Earc
lnches Acre o/b Bu/A Vo olo olo

Southeast Dryland
Gage 30 20184 10.5 150.0 16.4 2.8 0.4
0toe 30 19552 8.5 168.7 14.1 1.1 0.1
EastCentral Dryland
Cass 30 19468 7.4 176.9 15.1 0.5 0.0
Saunders 30 19901 8.6 149.0 14.1 0.5 0.0
Southeast lrrigated
York 30 27375 12.5 195.0 159 17.6 0.2
't5.2 0.0 0.0
Howard 30 8.1 202.2
SouthCentral lrrigated
Clay 30 258m 6.2 225.7 19.1 1.8 0.0
Thayer 30 28735 5.1 219.7 14.8 4.6 0.0
Northeast
Piercelrrigated 30 23503 10.0 191.2 19.9 3.3 0.2
Dixon Dryland 30 29916 9.0 207.3 15.0 4.4 0.0
Holtlrrigated 30 29919 10.7 218.7 15.6 12.1 0.2
SouthCentral BIRW
lrrigated
Clay 30 7.9 207.0 16.9 0.0 0.0
Thayer 30 28887 4.7 205.8 13.5 4.2 0.0
Howard 30 6.4 208.3 15.1 0.0 0.0
SbuthCentral Dryland
'1.9 0.0
Nuckolls 30 18139 13.5 117.7 15.0
Saline 30 20136 11.8 151.6 15.1 0.8 0.0
Southwest lnigated
Furnas 30 24592 10.0 208.9 14.8 6.9 0.1
RedWillow 36 30124 5.7 214.9 18.8 4.4 0.0
Centrallrrigated
Custer 36 26772 6.6 222.0 21.3 0.0 1;3
Dawson 36 25858 8.1 182.6 17.8 0.0 0.7
NorthCenilal Inigated
BrownFurrow 30 25709 12.1 217.9 18.8 0.3 0.0
Brown(c.pivot) 30 26979 5.4 218.2 19.4 0.7 0.0
WestCentral lrrigated
Lincoln 30 289.21 6.2 237.5 18.0 0.5 0.0
Dundy 30 30641 6.'l 225.9 15.3 7.6 0.0
Southwest No{ill(SkipRow)
Hayes 60 22561 58.0 17.3 22.0' 0.2 0.3
RedWillow 60 21031 7.7 112.0 18.0 0.4 0.1
WestCentral Notill
Lincoln 30 22106 6.3 110.9 20.0 0.0 0.0
Keith 30 22068 42.5 11.8 7.1 0.2
WestValley Inigated
ScottsBluff 30 -r"tt 10.7 128.4 16.3 0.0 0.0
Goshen Co.,WY 30 36.4 84.2 20.1 2.5 0.0
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 Table C. Brand nameand hybrids of eachentrant
ASGROW RX674##,RX71 5RR##,RX752RRI/GCB##
CIRCLE CS-0409, CS.531OYGCB,CS.5517YGCB, CS-5613YGC8,
CS.6199RR/YGPLUS,CS-BOOsRR/YGPLUS.
cs-8274YGC8, CS-8414HX,
CS-8609HX, CS-9014RR/YGCB.
DEKALB Genetics DKC 60-16##, DKC60-18##,DKC6l-72##, DKC 64-81##.
DYNA -GRO 53K98, 53P30, 55865,
55p86; 56p07,56p22,57894,57F06,57F37,
57p12,57p46, 57p69,
57X97,58p59.
EPLEY BROTHERS HYBRIDS E24O7HXLL, E2492YGPL,364OYGCB, E367OYGCB, E3672YGPL,E36R65YGCB.
FARM ADVANTAGE 5406,9612L.
FONTANELLE 5K106, 7991YGCB|RR##,7K733, 8K389,8N871ycCB/RR##,9K491.
FOUR STAR SEED 6573RRYGPL, 6650RRYGPL, 8680Bt
GOLDEN HARVEST H-9250 BTRWRR#
HEINE H818 YGCB, H824YGCB, H827YGCB, H851 YGCB, H856YGCB.
KRUGER K-0215,K-0309, K-0313,
K-0408,K-0409,K-911sRR/ycCB,
K-0508,
K-0510A,K-05108,
K0515,K-06058,K-0610,
K-0612,K-1606RR, K-2414RR/VGCB,K-2506RR/yGCB,
K-2509RF/YG0B,
K-251lRR/ycCB,K2517RR/YGCB. K0109.
K.s2OgBTLL, K-s31OYGCB,K-5315BTLLA,K-531sBTLLB,
K-54O6BTLL,K-s4O7BTLL,K-5416YGC8.
K.s5OsYGCB.
K-55128T11, K-5617YGC8,K-6607TS,
K-6611TS,K-6612TS,
K-7613YGPLUS,
K-8213HX,K-84.IOHXA,
K-841OHXB.
K-8414HX, K-8508HX,K-8512HX,K-8516HX,K-8605HX,
K-8609HX,K-8614HXB,K-8615HX,
K-8616HX,K-9111ycC8.
K-9115TS,K-9212TS,K-9310TS,K-9313RRycCB.
LEWIS 4886PL
LGSEEDS LG25O7RR, LG25178t,LG254OBVRR, LG254OBt,LG2545Bt, LG2619Bt, LG2627HX,LG2633Bt, LG2640,TRWRR#.
MERSCHMAN M-314A-7, M-509A-1,
M-512C-1, M-610F-1,
M-612D-1,
M-6138-1,M-711
E-1.
MIDLAND 712YGCB, 763YGCB, 7B.IsRRYGCB.
MIDWEST SEEDS 81215##.
MYCOGEN 2C727, 2E633,2G677##,2K717, 2p722,2R570##,2T780##.
NC+ 4947RBC##,5555H1##.
NUPRIDE.FARMERS 689RRCB, 690CB, 780RRCB, 900RRCB,904RRCB.
OTNLIEROSEED 5O1OYGPL, 5339YGPL.
PIONEER 31G68##, 32829##,33851##,33D11##,33D13##,34A18##,34N42##.
PBEMIUM SEED P234,P254.
PRODUOERS 7361YGCB##, 7371ycCB##, 7373YGCBRR##
RENZE ,I4s4YGPL/RR,5277HX1ILL,5327HX111,5467HX1/LL,6406,8386YGCB,8454YGCB,8526YGCB.918sYG
9386YGCB/RR, 9406YGCB/RR,9454YGCBiRR,9526YGCB/RR,Ex8357YGCB.
STINE 9525YGCB, g7O4RRYGCB, 9724RRYGCB, g8O3RRYGPL.
TAYLOR 830Br.
TRISLER T-2850RRC8, T-5160C8,
T-5167C8,T-5171,
T-5175P1,
T-5240C8,
T-5244RRC8, T-5245P1RR,
T-5257P1RR,5337PLRR.
T-5338RRC8.
TRIUMPH 14168t,1536CbRR, 1536RwRR, 1756CbRR.18668t.
UNITYSEEDS US221OYGPL, US7108YGCB. US7112 YGCB.
## WidelygrownhybridsthatwereenteredbytheUN-LAgronomy department.

TableD. NebraskaCorn TestEntrants 2006.

BlandName
Circle CircleSeedCompany BoxA, Dike.lA 50624
Dyna-Gro Seeds Dyna-Gro Seeds - UAP P.0.Box2050,Kearney, NE68848
Epley Epley Brothers
Hybrids Inc. 22494YaleAve,P0. Box310,ShellRock.lA 50670
FarmAdvantage FarmAdvantage 1275Hwy69,Belmond, lA 50421
FourStarSeedCo. FourStarSeedCompany 2929-335thSt,Logan,lA 51546
FontanelleHybrids Fontanelle
Hybrids 109818thSt.Fontanelle. NE68044-2505
Heine Hybrids Heine Hybrids 1020E.320thSt,Vermillion, SD57069
Kruger Kruger SeedCompany 33938160thAve,Dike,lA 50624
Lewis Lewis Hybrids
Inc. P.0.Box38/ 530W.Maple Ave,Ursa,lL 62376
LGSeeds LGSeeds 22827ShisslerRd,Elmwood, lL 61529
Merschman Merschman Seeds, Inc. 103Ave.D, P.0.Box67,WestPoint,lA52656
Midland-Phillips Midland-Phillips 980Hwy15,Hope, KS67451
Nupride-FarmersBesl Nupride-FarmersBest P.0.Box830911, Lincoln,NE68583-0911
0ttilieR0Seed Ottilie
R0Seed 1462Sanford Ave,Marshalltown, lA 50158
Premium Seed Premium Seed,Inc. P.0.Box218,1028130thSt,Berwick, lL 61417
Renze Renze Hybrids,
Inc. 274'10
KittyhawkAve,Carroll,lA5.1401
Stine StineSeed Company 2225LaredoTrail.Adel.lA 50003
Taylor TaylorSeedFarms 2467Hwy7, WhiteCloud, KS66094
Trisler Trisler
SeedFarms, Inc. 3274E.800North Rd,Fairmount, lL 61841
Triumph Triumph SeedCo.,Inc. P.0.Box1050,Ralls.TX79357
UnitySeeds UnitySeeds 107Fallon
St.Kentland.lN47951
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Gageand Otoe Countiei - 2006
Gage Obe Weighl
bula bu/a lb/bu
RENZE 9386YGCB/RR 't74
162 185 15.7 2 0
KRUGER K-5416YGCB 57.2
173 162 184 15.5
MIDLAND 712YGCB 1 0 57,3
173 171 174
KRUGER K-531OYGCB
rD.c 1 0 57.5
172 168 175 't4.5
KRUGER 1 1 57.2
K.5617YGCB 172 154 190
MERSCHMAN 15,8 1 1 58.7
M-512C-1 171 159
KRUGER 182 15.5 2 0 57.8
K-8616HX 170 164
RENZE t/c 15.8 I 0 56.8
8526YcCB 170 1m 1m
KRUGER to.u I 0 57.4
K-9115TS 169 154 't5.2
NUPRIDE-FARMERS 184 1 58.8
BEST 9OORRCB 169
I
160 178 16.5 0
TRISLER }5257PLRR
I 57.5
169 157 180 14.6 e
LGSEEDS Lc 2627HX 0 57.9
168 160 176 15.4
KRUGER K-2517RR/ycCB 1 1 57.4
168 158 178 16.4
PIONEER 31G68## 2 1 57.3
168 149 186 16.4
KRUGER K-0515 3 1 57.8
165 149 181 17.1
KRUGER K.9313RRYGCB 4 1 56.9
164 157 171 14.8 2
PIONEER 33851 ## 0 56.8
164 152 175 15.6
TRISLER T-5240C8 2 0 58.2
164 161 166 15.6 '|
MERSCHMAN M-6138-1 't6.4 0 57.6
163 tcl 174
RENZE 8386YGCB 4 0 59.9
163 152 174 15.4
KRUGER K-0215
I 0 57.6
162 149 174 tc.o
KRUGER K-0610 I 57.6
162 148 176 14.1
LEWIS 4886PL 1 I 57.3
162 160 163 't4.2
MIDLAND TBl5RRYGCB 3 1 58.3
162 147 176 15.1
MERSCHMAN M-711E-1 3 1 57.9
162 153 171 14.6
TRISLER 15175P1 z 0 58.0
161 152 169 14.4
KRUGER K-8414HX 1 0 58.7
160 149 171 1A l
NUPRIDE-FARMERS BEST 9O4RRCB
1 0 57.4
160 155 164 15.3
KRUGER K.8614HXB 2 0 57.3
159 158 160 15.5 'l
KRUGER K.5315BTLLB 1 57.8
158 149 166 15.9
KRUGER K-9212TS I 1 58.4
158 tcl 165 14.2
NIJPRIDE-FARMERS BEST 690C8 0 0 57.9
158 147 169 15.0 2
ASGROW RX674 ## 1 57.9
157 IJJ 179 14.0
GOLDEN HARVEST H-9250BTRWRR 2 0 57.5
## 157 147 166
KRUGER K-5315BTLLA
tc.I 2 I 57.9
156 146 too 15.2
KRUGER K-7613YGPLUS 3 0 55.4
155 144 166 14.3
TAYLOR 830Bt 3 0 58.6
154 141 166 14.5
TRIUMPH 18668t
z 0 58.0
154 146 162 16.9
KRUGER K-0409 4 1 58.9
rcJ 147 158
ASGROW 14.1 1 1 56.8
RX715RR## 152 130 174
KRUGER 15.4 2 1 58.8
K-2414RR/ycCB 152 141 163
RENZE 15.2 2. 0 60.2
8454YGCB 152 138
MERSCHMAN 166 14.9 1 1 57.6
M-509A-1 151 131 170
RENZE 15.3 5 1 58.8
9363YGCB/RR 151 143
MERSCHMAN 158 14.2 3 1 57.7
M-3144-7 148 143
TRISLER 152 16.1 4 0 58.3 ..
T-5337PLRR 148 139 156 'I
STINE 16.4 o 58.2
9724RRYGCB 147 142
KRUGER 15.0 2 0 58.1
K.25O9RR/YGCB 145 14'l
KRUGER K-8615HX 145
148 14.4 I 0 5g.3 l
151 139 15.5 2 0
STINE 9TO4RRYGCB 't42 't42 58.9
141 15.0 2 ' 0
KRUGER K-8609HX 58.8
139 135 143 13,8
Averageallentries 0 I 56.g'
160 150 169 15.3 2
Difference
req.for sig.5% 0
16 22 20 1
enteredby UN-LAgronomy Department 3 1
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 SoutheastRainfed Corn Hybrid Tests
2004- 2006
Yield moislure stalk
bu/a pcl pct lb/bu
2 YearAverages
PIONEER 31G68 158 16.0 J 58.4
TRIUMPH 18668t 158 16.6 4 59.3
KRUGER K-2517RR/YGCB 156 16.1 z 57.5
PIONEER 33851 156 15.7 2 58.8
KRUGER K-8414HX 153 15.3 1 58.1
MIDLAND TBlsRRYGCB 149 15.3 3 58.4
'l
RENZE 8386YGCB 148 15.5 59.0
'l
TRISLER T-5240CB 148 15.6 58.9
RENZE 8454YGCB 146 15.2 1 58.4
ASGROW RX715RR 144 15.4 2 59.4
KRUGER K-8609HX 129 14.5 0 57.7
all entries
Average 150 15.6 2 58.5
req.for sig.5o/o
Difference 1( 0.9 N.S, 1.0
3 YealAverages
'18668r 167 16.2 3 59.6
TRIUMPH
PIONEER 33851 162 15.4 I 59.0
RENZE 8454YGCB 162 14.8 1 58.2
allentries
Average 164 15.5 2 58.9
req.forsig.5o/o
Difference N.S. 0.5 N.S. 0.7

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Saundersand CassCounties- 2006
Yield Grain Broken Bushel
Bland Hybrid Averuge Saunderc Cass moisture Stalk Weight I
bu/a bu/a bu/a pct pct lb/bu
RENZE 9386YGCB/RR 181 204 158 15.4 58.4
KRUGER K-9313YGCB 178 198 158 14.6 57.7 q
KRUGER K.5416YGCB 177 187 166 15.6 58.3 (
DEKALB Genetics DKC61-72## 175 186 163 14.1 58.0 |C
q
KRUGER K-8512HX 175 186 163 14.2 58.7
RENZE 8386YGCB 175 189 160 15.6 58.8 {
KRUGER K-531OYGCB 17Q 197 149 U
14.1 57.4 P
FARM ADVANTAGE 9612L 172 187 156 14.6 60.0 it
LGSEEDS LG2627HX 172 183 161 14.9 58.5 r
NC+ 5555H1## 172 185 158 14.9 58.2 x
KRUGER K-9115TS 171 184 158 14.6 59.3 A
PIONEER 31G68## 171 194 148 16.6 58.8 n
FONTANELLE 7K733 170 177 163 14.5 59.7
MIDLAND 712YGCB 170 188 151 15.1 58.5
MERSCHMAN M-314A-7 170 185 tcc 15.5 59.3
RENZE 9363YGCB/RR 170 176 163 14.3 58.0
KRUGER K-911sRR/YGCB 169 194 144 't4.5
59.0
NC+ 4947RBCI# 169 181 156 14.4 58.7
MIDLAND TBlSRRYGCB 168 178 157 14.4 59.0
KRUGER K-05108 167 184 149 14.0 56.6
KRUGER K-551
2BTLL 167 183 151 14.0 56.0
PIONEER 34N42## 167 173 160 14.8 59.8
ASGROW RX752RR/YGCB##165 176 153 14.3 59.2
KRUGER K-7613YGPLUS 165 177 153 14.0 59.3
MERSCHMAN M-612D-1 165 178 152 14.6 59.5
KRUGER K-8414HX 164 178 150 14.9 58.4
TAYLOR 830Bt 164 183 144 14.2 58.7
MERSCHMAN M,512C-1 163 181 145 15.3 58.6
MERSCHMAN M-711E-1 163 186 139 14.1 58.5
PIONEER 33851 ## 163 164 161 15.5 59.7
NUPRIDE-FARMEBS BESTgOORRCB 162 175 148 15.9 58.6
KRUGER K-9313RRYGCB 161 186 136 14.2 57.8
RENZE 6406 161 175 147 14.5 59.7
LGSEEDS LG2640BTRWRR##160 164 155 14.3 58.2
KRUGER K.841OHXA 160 175 144 14.3 57.0
KRUGER K-921
2TS 160 1AO 150 14.0 58.3
LGSEEDS LG2540BURR 159 171 147 14.1 58.7
KRUGER K-6611TS 159 161 157 14.1 58.9
RENZE 94O6YGCB/RR 159 173 144 14.6 60.0
KRUGER K-0313 158 191 124 14.6 59.6
KRUGER K-0610 158 167 148 14.2 58.2
KRUGER K-8609HX 157 164 149 13.7 57.2
MERSCHMAN M-509A-1 tJ/ t/o 137 14.6 60.'l
KRUGER K-0612 156 164 147 14.2 58.6
KRUGER K-841OHXB 155 166 143 14.5 59.3
GOLDEN HARVEST H-9250BTRWRR
## 154 1m 138 t4.c 58.7
KRUGER K-0109 154 166 142 14.1 58.6
KRUGER K-93'l0TS 153 163 143 14.5 57.8
NUPRIDE-FARMERS BEST69OCB tcJ 166 140 14.6 58.6
KRUGER K-2509RR/rGCB151 163 138 14.0 59.1
KRUGER K.52O9BTLL 150 lcc 144 14.1 58.2
KRUGER K-0409 149 160 137 13.9 54.7
KRUGER K-6612TS 148 157 138 14.4 59.5
KRUGER K-0510A 146 158 133 14.5 60.3
KRUGER K-2511RR/YGCB 146 154 138 14.6 58.6
Average
all entries 163 177 149 14.6 58.6
Difference
req.forsig.5olo 4 1
I I 18 18 0.3 1.4
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East Central Rainfed Corn Hybrid Tests
2005- 2006
Average Bushel
Yield weighl
I
bu/a lb/bu
2 YearAverages
RENZE 8386YGCB 153 15.4 1 59.7
KRUGER K-9313YGCB taz 14.9 0 58.0
KRUGER K8414HX 147 15.1 3 58.8
PIONEER 34N42 147 15.0 z 59.8
(oa
KRUGER K-9115RR/vGCB 146 tc.I a
MERSCHMAN M-612D-1 146 14.9 0 60.2
PIONEER 33851 146 15.5 4 59.9
'14.9 0 58.7
LGSEEDS LG2640BTRWRR 141
MIDLAND TBlSRRYGCB 140 15.0 0 59.3
KRUGER K-8609HX 133 14.3 11 58.0
Averageallentries 145 15.0 a 59.2
req.for sig.5o/o
Difference N.S. N.S. N.S. 0.8

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 SoutheastIrrigated Corn Hybrid Tests
York and Howard Counties- 2006
Yield Grain Broken Bushel
Hybrid Average York moislure Shlk Weight
bu/a
MERSCHMAN M-512C-1 230 238 221 16.1 57.9
}
KRUGER K-5416YGCB 223 230 215 16.7 8 5 8
CIRCLE cs-8274YGCB 218 219 217 16.3 2 57.8
KRUGER K.5512FILL 218 231 205 tc 1 57.8
DEKALB Genetics DKC64-81## 217 203 231 15.8 6 5 9 cl
FOUR STAR SEED 8680Br 217 225 209 16.2 6 57.9
TRISLER T-5257PLRR 217 209 225 15.3 5 58.2 t*
DYNA-GRO 57F37 216 221 210 16.6 7 57.7 M
TRISLER 15240C8 215 219 210 16.7 6 57,5
TRISLER I5167CB 215 229 200 15.1 3 5 8 n
KRUGER K-9111YGCB 213 220 zuo 14.6 2 5 9 K
MIDLAND 712YGCB 213 223 203 16.8 6 57.5
PRODUCERS 7373YGCBRR## 213 213 212 Ic.d 5 58.3
TT
RENZE 9386YGCB/RR 212 210 213 to.o 4 56.8 n
KRUGER K.9313RRYGCB 210 223 197 15.3 0 58.4
CIRCLE cs-5613YGCB 208 220 196 15.2 8 58.4
R
TRIUMPH 1536CbRR 208 214 202 15.3 2 58.4 TI
MIDLAND TBl5RRYGCB 206 196 215 15.2 11 58.7
RENZE 8454YGCB 206 203 208 15.6
M
5 58.4
CIRCLE cs-0409 205 206 203 15.1 0 58.3 il
CIRCLE CS-80O5RR/YGPLUS205 193 217 1 5.8 7 58.9
KRUGER K-8512HX 205 212 198 '14.9 K
I 58.8
RENZE 8386YGCB 205 201 208 to.J 11 58 M
DEKALB Genetics DKC 60-18## 204 195 213 14.8 2 59.3 0
FOUR SIARSEED 6573RRYGPL 203 202 204 15.6 7 58.6
KRUGER K-2414RR/yGCB 203 214 192 15.3 7 59.4 K
TRIUMPH 14168t 203 198 207 1 EF 14 58.5 R
PIONEER 33851## 202 luo 198 15.4 8 59.2
MERSCHMAN M-314A-7 200 196 204 16.9 20 57.8 o
RENZE 6406 200 203 197 I c..l 7 59.2 R
TRISLER T.5245PLRR 200 196 204 15.6 12 58.7
TRISLER T-5175P1 200 200 '199 K
15 7 58.8
CIRCLE cs-531oYGCB 199 184 214 15.4 I 58,3 T
MERSCHMAN M-711E-1 199 192 205 14.6 13 59.1
DYNA-GRO 57F06 198 189 207 1[ ? I 58.3 cl
KRUGER K-531OYGCB 198 202 194 15.2 6 58.5 A
PIONEER 32829## 198 204 191 17.2 7 58.3
PRODUCERS 7361YGCB## 198 196 199 15.5 I 58.3 D
CIRCLE cs-8609HX 197 205 188 14.4 10 58.4
DYNA.GRO 57894 197 181 212 15.8 I 58.6
RENZE 9526YGCB/RR 197 100 195 16.9 10 57.8 T
DYNA.GRO 57P12 196 180 212 1 6- .7 9 'f
9 57.6 P
PRODUCERS 737lYGCBi.# 10t 199 191 1E
2 5 8
DYNA-GRO 57X97 193 172 214 6.5 18 57.8 R
KRUGER K-6611TS 192 185 198 4.6 7 59.4 l(
TRISLER T.5244RRCB 192 187 197 4.8 10 58.6
KRUGER K-25.I7RR/YGCB 191 178 204 L\t 15 57.3 T
KRUGER K-9115TS 190 176 204 5,6 11 58.7 A
MIDLAND 763YGCB 190 184 195 4.5 I 58.6
MERSCHMAN M-509A-1 190 187 192 5.2 11 59.3 D
PIONEER 34418## 189 184 194 5.1 10 60.1
KRUGER K-7613YGPLUS 188 173 203 4.6 13 58.9
CIRCLE cs-8414HX 186 171 201 6.5 17 57.6
RENZE 94O6YGCB/RR 185 182 187 5.4 7 59.4
FONTANELLE 8K389 184 178 190 5.6 14 58.6
KRUGER K-6612TS 183 154 212 E {
10 59.6
TRISLER T-5171 180 151 209 4.5 24 58.8
CIRCLE CS-6199RR/l/GPLUS 178 107 4.9 1
't83 59.1
lRQ

KRUGER K-2511RR/YGCB 178 177 179 5.4 58.8

KRUGER K-0610 178 166 190 14.5 18 58.8
FOUR STAR SEED 6650RRYGPL 177 161 't92
14.5 12 59.3
KRUGER K-0612 177 168 186 15.4 17 58.7
STINE 9TO4RRYGCB 177 148 205 15.4 14 59.2
KRUGER K-9212TS 176 156 195 14.6 12 58.9
PREMIUM SEED P254 172 171 172 15.9 15 57.6
MERSCHMAN M-610F-1 161 137 '185 14.6 18 59.2
Averageallentries 198 194 202 15.5 I 58.5
Difference
req.for sig.Sozb 31 34 23 0.9 N.S. 1.2
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2004-2006
lt
F Average Grain Broken Bushel
I
Brand "
I Hybrid Yield moisture stalk weight
bu/a 0cl 0ct lb/bu
I
I 2 YearAverages
CIRCLE cs-8274YGCB 225 't6.1
2 58.2
I
I MERSCHMAN M-512C-1 224 16.0 4 58.3
I
MIDLAND 712YGCB 223 15.8 4 58.1
I
PIONEER 33851## 223 15.8 I 59.5
KRUGER K-5416YGCB 222 16.0 8 58.3
TRISLER T-5240C8 222 16.0 b 57.7
PIONEER 32829## 221 tI.z 58.1
RENZE 8454YGCB 219 15.5 6 58.5
TRIUMPH 1536CbRR 219 15.4 4 58.7
MIDLAND TBlSRRYGCB 217 15.5 't1
58.5
TRIUMPH 14168t 217 15.2 14 58.5
KRUGER K.9111YGCB 216 14.3 I 59.2
MERSCHMAN M-314A-7 216 16.4 12 58.6
CIRCLE cs-0409 214 14.8 0 57.7
KRUGER K-9313RRYGCB 214 15.4 0 58.2
RENZE 9526YGCB/RR 214 16.7 o 58.2
CIRCLE cs-8414HX 213 16.0 17 57.7
RENZE 8386YGCB 212 16.1 .11
58.1
KRUGER K-2517RR/rGCB 208 16.6 11 57.5
TRISLER T-5244RRCB 207 14,8 58.8
CIRCLE cs-8609HX 204 14.4 10 57.9
'lq 7
Averageallentries 217 7 58.3
Difference
req.forsig.5olo N.S. 1.0 N.S. 0.9
3 YearAverages
TRIUMPH 14168r 224 15.4 8 58.1
PIONEER 33851## 221 16.0 o 59.7
RENZE 8454YGCB 220 15.6 4 58.0
KRUGER K.9111YGCB 216 14.7 58.8
TRISLER T-5244RRCB 214 15.0 5 58.5
Averageallentries 219 15.3 5 58.6
Difference
req.forsig.5olo N.S. 0.5 N.S. 0.8

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 South Central Irrigated Corn Hybrid Tests
Clav and ThaverCounties- 2006
Yield Grain Broken
Brand Hybrid Avenge Glay Thayer moisture Slalk

KRUGER K-5617YGCB 240 246 233 1

clRctE cs-8274YGCB 239 240 237 8.5 I
RENZE 8386YGCB 239 241 236 8.'l 0
RENZE 9386YGCB/RR 239 240 237 8.4 0
MERSCHMAN M-512C-1 238 243 232 8.4 0
DYNA-GRO 57F37 237 242 232 8.4 0
CIRCLE cs-8414HX 234 240 227 7.8 0
DYNA-GRO 57X97 234 235 233 0
RENZE 8526YGCB 234 237 230 8.8 0
MIDLAND 712YGCB 232 238 225 8.3 1
MYCOGEN 21780## 231 233 228 8.0 1

CIRCLE cs-5310YGCB 230 224 236 5.8 4

DYNA-GRO 57F06 230 232 227 to.z 0
MIDWEST SEEDS 81215## 230 228 231 18.4 0
PIONEER 32829## 230 243 217 18.1 0
TRIUMPH 1536CbRR 230 235 224 16,9 1
PREMIUM SEED P234 229 237 220 | /..t a
DYNA.GRO 58P59 228 235 220 16.9 1
KRUGER K.2517RR/YGCB 228 230 225 18.9 0
KRUGER K.5315BTLLA 228 239 217 17.7 0
CIRCLE cs-5613YGCB 227 227 226 16.3 1
DYNA-GRO 57894 226 226 225 16.8 1
KRUGER K-9115TS 226 224 228 16.8 0
KRUGER K-2414RR/yGCB tto 226 225 16.8 0
MERSCHMAN M-6120-1 226 230 221 4a I
0
DEKALB Genetics DKC64-81## 225 230 220 16.9
KRUGER K-8616HX 225 219 231 18.2 1
RENZE 94O6YGCB/RR 225 228 221 16.8 0
CIRCLE CS.8OOsRR/YGPLUS224 224 223 16.9 I
DYNA-GRO ,VP12 224 228 220 17.9 1
MIDLAND TBl5RRYGCB 224 224 223 16.8 1
MERSCHMAN M-711E-1 224 231 216 16.1 0
NUPRIDE.FARMERS BEST gOORRCB 224 227 221 18.6 0
TRISLER T-5257PLRR 224 224 224 16.4 z
DEMLB Genetics DKC60-18## 222 221 223 16.2 2
MERSCHMAN M-314A-7 222 230 213 18.8 0
PIONEER 33851## 222 230 213 16.7 4
CIRCLE cs-8609HX 221 223 218 15.3
DYNA-GRO 57P46 221 224 218 16.7
KRUGER K-9313RRYGCB 221 227 215 16.0
KRUGER K-9115RR/YGCB 220 219 221 17.2
KRUGER K-0215 219 233 204 17.3 0
KRUGER K.7613YGPLUS 218 218 218 15.9 1
KRUGER K-0610 218 212 223 15.6 3
KRUGER K.9313YGCB 218 220 215 16.1 1
TRISLER T-524OCB 218 215 220 18.2 0
TAYLOR 830Bt 218 'I
224 211 16.1
KRUGER K-s31OYGCB 217 208 226 15.9 n
PIONEER 33D13## 217 220 213 17.2 0
TRIUMPH 1756CbRR 215 226 203 16.7 I
KRUGER K.5315EILLB 214 222 206 17.7 0
KRUGER K-0515 214 208 220 17.3 1
KRUGER K-8614HX8 214 218 210 15.9 1
NUPRIDE.FARMERS BEST gO4RRCB 214 217 210 16.4 4
TRISLER T-5171 214 217 211 16.0 0
TRISLER T-5175P1 214 'I
212 216 16.0
MIDLAND 763YGCB 212 208 215 15.5 7
RENZE 5467HX1/LL 212 218 205 15.8 0
ctRcLE cs-0409 211 208 213 1 E a
1
STINE gTO4RRYGCB 211 211 211 to.u 0
TRISLER T.5338RRCB 211 213 209 16.7 2
KRUGER K.9212TS 210 204 216 1R7 o
KRUGER K-0313 209 218 200 16.0 3
MERSCHMAN M-509A-1 209 215 202 16.8 0
PIONEER 34A18## 194 203 185 16.1 0
Averageallentries 223 226 220 17.0 I
I

Difference
req.forsig.5% 14 20 16 1.0
## enteredby UN-LAgronomyDepartment
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2005- 2006
Average Grain Broken Dropped
Hybrid Yield moisture stalk ears
bu/a pct pct pct
2 YearAverages
KRUGER K-5416YGCB 237 17.4 o 0
237 17.6 e z
MERSCHMAN M-512C-1
cs-8274YGCB 236 17.6 1 1
CIRCLE 4
RENZE 8386YGCB 236 17.3 3
K-2517RR/YGCB 234 18"1 1 1
KRUGER
cs-8414HX 233 17.4 4 2
CIRCLE 2
TRIUMPH 1536CbRR 231 16.8
MERSCHMAN M-314A-7 228 18.2 2 2
K-9115RR/YGCB 227 17.1 1 1
KRUGER o
PIONEER 33851 227 17.0 '|
TRISLER T-s240CB 226 17.4 1
MIDLAND TBl5RRYGCB 225 16.9 2 I

M-612D-1 225 lo.I 0 0

MERSCHMAN
cs-0409 220 to. I 2
CIRCLE n 1
KRUGER K.9313RRYGCB 220 16.4
K-9313YGCB 220 16.4 1 1
KRUGER { {
CIRCLE CS.86O9HX 217 15.4 I

allentries 228 17n z 2

Average N.S.
req.for sig.5olo
Difference 12 1.4 N.S.

SouthCentral Irrigated Bt/RW Corn Hybrid Tests

Cla , Tha er and Howard Counties- 2006
Bushel
Hybrid Average Glay Thayer Howard moislure Stalk Weighl
bu/a bu/a bu/a bula Pct Pct lb/bu
'I
TRISLER T-5257PLRR 223 227 218 225 15.5 58.4
ROSEED YGPL
5O1O 212 229 198 208 14.5 0 59.7
OTTILIE
K-9115TS 210 207 204 219 15.6 1 58.6
KRUGER
TRIUMPH 1536RwRR 209 197 208 221 15.2 2 58.6
9SO3RRYGPL 208 210 212 201 15.8 0 58.9
STINE 58.8
RENZE RR
1454YGPLi 207 205 202 215 15.4 1
K-9212TS 205 198 208 209 14.2 2 59.9
KRUGER
ROSEED 5339YGPL 205 215 200 201 15.9 4 58.6
OTTILIE
KRUGER K-9310TS 204 203 197 211 15.6 u 58.9
K-6611TS 202 185 218 202 14.4 4 59.3
KRUGER
K.7613YGPLUS 201 200 208 194 14.9 1 59.5
KRUGER
K-6612TS 199 206 198 194 14.7 1 59.5
KRUGER
allentries 207 207 206 208 15.1 1.4 59.1
Average
req.for sig.5olo N.S. 23 1A 19 0.8 N.S 0.4
Difference

South Central Irrigated Bt/RW Corn Hybrid Tests

2005-2006
Average Grain Dlopped Bushel
Hybrid Yield moisture ears weighl

2 YearAverages
1454YGPL/RR 220 15.5 58.8
RENZE 59.9
KRUGER K-9212TS 218 14.6 5
1536RwRR 218 15.4 58.6
TRIUMPH t 58.6
KRUGER K-9115TS 216 I

218 15.3 59.0

Averageallentries N.S.
req.for sig.5olo N.S. N.S. N.S. N.S
Difference
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Nuckollsand Salinecounties- 2006
Brand t*.

125 198 16.7 I

58.4
RENZE 9386YGCB/RR 157 136
KRUGER 177 15.9 3 57.8
K-8516HX 153 125 180
RENZE 8386YGCB 16.6 2 58.4
15'l 133 169 16.1 0
KRUGER K-2517RR/YGCB146 57.5
123 168 17.2 1 57.7
NUPRIDE-FARMERS BEST 9OORRCB t40 142
FONTANELLE 150 17.2 I 57.7
8N871YGCB/RR##144 131 156
KRUGER K-8616HX 16.3 0 58.6
144 129 158 15.9 2
KRUGER K-8414HX 142 57.2
126 158 15.6 1 57.7
KRUGER K.9313RRYGCB 142 131 't4.9
MERSCHMAN 153 0 57.4
M-7118-1 142 126 158
KRUGER K-5416YGCB 14.4 a
I 58.5
141 115 167 15.8 2
ASGROW RX715RR## 140 57.9
120 160 15.1 1
59.0
KRUGER K.5617YGCB 138 123
MERSCHMAN 153 16.1 1 59.7
M-612D-'l 138 112 163
MERSCHMAN M-6138-1 't10 14.5 0 59.4
138 166 16.5 3
KRUGER K-s31OYGCB 137 60.1
128 145 14.5 0 58.0
KRUGER K-9212TS 134 111
NUPRIDE-FARMERS 156 14.3 0 58.4
BEST 689RRCB 134 127 140
PIONEER 15.4 2 59.1
33851## 134 113 154
ASGROW RX674 14.8 2 58.9
## 133 124 141 14.2
FONTANELLE 7991YGCB/RR##133 3 57.7
122 143 15.5 58.6
KRUGER K-9115TS 133 111
I

KRUGER
ttI 148 15.0 0 59.0
K-2414RR/YGCB 130 113 147 {
NUPRIDE-FARMERS BEST TSORRCB 14.8 I 60.0
130 111 148 16.2 1
KRUGER K-2509RR/rGCB 129 58.9
KRUGER 109 148 13.7 1 58.8
K-0610 129 121 137
RENZE 9363YGCB/RR 128 14.0 2 57.1
1't6 139 14.4 0 58.5
LGSEEDS LG25408t 127 112 141 13.9 {r 58.9
PIONEER 31G68## 127 89
KRUGER 165 16.5 16 57.6
K.7613YGPLUS 125 105 144
MERSCHMAN M-509A-1 14.1 0 59.0
125 108 141 15.4
UNIrySEEDS US221OYGPL 4 59.2
124 107 141 14.8
KRUGER K,8609HX 123
I
I 59.1
111 134 13.6 0 57.8
KRUGER K-0409 122 103
KRUGER 141 14.0 1 57.5
K-0508 121 106 136
KRUGER K-6607TS 13.4 1
56.7
114 94 134 13.2 1
Averageallentries 136 58.2
118 153 15.1 2 58.4
Difference
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Average Grain Broken Bushel H

Brand Hybrid Yield moislure stalk weighl P
bula pcl lb/bu K
2 YearAverages K
PIONEER 33851 147
ASGROW 16.1 2 60.1 H
RX715RR 144 15.8
KRUGER K-8414HX
I 60.2 K
14:3 16.6 1
58.8
KRUGER K-2517RR/YGCB 143 E
PIONEER 17.6 1 58.9
31G68 141 17.3 16 A
Averageallentries 59.2
144 16.7 4 59.4
Difference
req.forsig.5olo N.S. 0.9 N.S. 0.5
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Corn Hybrid Test- 2006
KRUGER K-5416YGCB 224.8 20.0 4.6
EPLEYBROSHYBRIDS E3672YGPL 213.0 19.9 0.9
KRUGER K-9115TS 210.6 19.6 5.8
KRUGER K-5310YGCB 208.6 19.7 2.8
HEINE H851YGCB 203.8 19.9 2.7
KRUGER K-06058 201.6 19.7 1.3
KRUGER K-8508HX 202.3 20.0 1.0
KRUGER K-7613YGPLUS 203.6 20j 1.7
HEINE H827 YGCB 201.1 20.2 3,1
RENZE 9363YGCB/RR192.9 18.7 8.6
EPLEYBROSHYBRIDS E3670YGCB 200.2 19.4 1.3
KRUGER K-5407BTLL 198.8 19.6 1.8
FARMADVANTAGE 5406 193.4 19.0 1.4
KRUGER K-1606RR 194.1 19.3 0.0
RENZE 8386YGCB 196.1 20.4 2.2
KRUGER K-0309 192.8 19.4 0.7
RENZE Ex8357YGCB 193.6 19.9 3.8
HEINE H818 YGCB 195.8 20.0 5.9
EPLEYBROSHYBRIDS E2492YGPL 190.3 19.0 0.1
KRUGER K-9212TS 193.3 19.8 4.8
PIONEER 34N42 ## 196.6 20.5 2.6
KRUGER K-0612 194.0 19.8 3.3
KRUGER K-2509RR/VGCB 190.7 19.5 12.6
KRUGER K-9310TS 196.0 20.3 2.7
KRUGER K-0109 193.2 20.1 2.8
EPLEY HYBRIDS
BROS E36R65YGCB 197.3 21.2 1.1
PIONEER 33D13## 193.4 20.0 7.3
EPLEYBROSHYBRIDS E2407HXLL 188,7 19.6 0.5
KRUGER K-2506RR/yGCB185.8 19.1 2.4
KRUGER K-8414HX 188.8 19,9 6.7
KRUGER K-0610 188.6 19.9 2.4
KRUGER K-5406BILL 185.5 19.0 4.0
KRUGER K-0409 191.5 20.6 3.1
KRUGER K-0508 185.1 19.4 0.8
KRUGER K-5505YGCB 185.5 19.5 0.0
DEKALBGCNEtiCS DKC 60-16## 184.3 20.9 1.3
KRUGER K-0408 182.3 20.5 4.9
KRUGER K-8609HX 177.4 20.1 2.1
UNITYSEEDS us 7108YGCB 174.9 19.2 1.2
ASGROW MT52RR|YGCB##179.9 20.4 5.5
HEINE H856YGCB 180.7 20.4 5.2
PIONEER 33851## 176j 19.8 2.0
KRUGER K-8605HX 174.3 19,9 0,4
KRUGER K-9313RRYGCB 174.3 20j 1.3
HEINE H824 YGCB 175.5 21.2 2.1
KRUGER K-6607TS 166.5 19.4 0.4
EPLEYBROSHYBRIDS E3640YGCB 168.4 20.0 22s
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Average Grain Bruken Bushel
Brand Hybrid Yield moi$ture stalk weight I
bu/a pct pGt lblbu-
2 YearAverages R
HEINE H851YGCB 208 H
17.6 3 54.1
HEINE H827YGCB 205 T
17.8 3 52.6
HEINE H818YGCB 205 R
17.6 o 53.0
RENZE 8386YGCB 200 t
17.9 2 53.1
EPLEY BROS HYBRIDS E367OYGCB 197 P
17.2 1 54.4
KRUGER K-8414HX 196 H
17.8 7 52.1
EPLEY BROS HYBRIDS E36R65YGCB 192 li
18.5 I 53.4
KRUGER K-0610 189 't7.4 I
DEKALB Genetics
2 52.6 I
DKC60-16## 187 18.1 1
HEINE 52.4 ;
H856YGCB 187 18.1
KRUGER 53.9 I
K-55O5YGCB 186 17.2 0
PIONEER 53.5 I
33851## tdo 17.5 2
KRUGER 52.7 I
K-0508 183 17.3 1
KRUGER 52.7 t
K-8605HX 180 17.7 0
KRUGER 52.0 I
K.25O6RF|/YGCB 179 17.1 2
KRUGER 54.2 t
K-8609HX 179 17.4
Average
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191 17.6 2 53.1
Difference
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3 YearAuerages I
HEINE H851YGCB 210 to.c 3 52.8 I
HEINE H827YGCB 207 16.7 4 52.2 I
EPLEY BROS HYBRIDS E3670YGCB 203 16.3 1 53.0 I
DEKALB Genetics DKC60-16## 191 16.8 I 52.3 I
PIONEER 33851## 187 16.6 7 53.2 I
Averageallentries 200 16.6 3 52.7 I
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PierceCounty - 2006
Yield Grain Bushel Broken
Brand Hybrid Average moisture Weighl Stalk

8386YGCB 239 15.2 56.3 6

RENZE
HEINE H824YGCB 235 15.3 60.4 L

KRUGER K-5416YGCB 234 15.5 56.9 3

15.2 55.1 A
RENZE 9386YGCBiRR 232
KRUGER K-9115TS 231 15.3 56.9 2
PIONEER 34N42## 228 56.5 1
't5.1 1
HEINE H851YGCB 225 JC. I
'15.0 54.2 10
HEINE H818 YGCB 223
54.8
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KRUGER K-06058 218 L

KRUGER K.52O9STLL 221 15.1 54.5 0

RENZE Ex8357YGCB 221 14.9 56.2 6
KRUGER K-8508HX 220 14.9 55.8 0
RENZE 9454YGCB/RR 217 14.9 57.2 1
K-7613YGPLUS 217 14.8 54.8 1
KRUGER
KRUGER K-0409 217 15.0 55.2 z

KRUGER K-841OHXB 215 15.0 54.2 L

HEINE H827YGCB 215 14.9 54.8

EPLEY BROSHYBRIDS E24O7HXLL 213 1 A a
54.2 I

ASGROW RX752RR/YGCB## 214 15.3 55.0 I

KRUGER K-531OYGCB 213 15.0 56.7 tc

BROSHYBRIDS E367OYGCB 213 15.0 57.5 1

EPLEY
HEINE H856YGCB 214 15.7 54,2
RENZE 5327HX1/LL 210 14.6 57.1 0
'14
KRUGER K-8414HX 213 15.6 55.9
BROSHYBRIDS E3672YGPL 211 15.1 2
EPLEY
9724RRYGCB 209 15.4 53.6 2
STINE
K-841OHXA 207 15.1 55.0 18
KRUGER
K-9313RRYGCB 207 15.1 54.3 1
KRUGER
KRUGER K-9212TS 206 14.9 56.5
NUPRIDE.FARMERSBEST 690C8 209 15.3 53.4 2
KRUGER K-05108 204 14.7 54.8 17
BROSHYBRIDS E36R65YGCB 207 15.5 55.8 5
EPLEY
K-8609HX 201 14.4 56.5 4
KRUGER
KRUGER K-0309 200 14.6 54.1 I

K-8605HX 201 14.8 55.1 1

KRUGER
RENZE 5277HX1lLL 202 15.1 54.3 I

EPLEYBROSHYBRIDS E364OYGCB 204 15.7 EEQ 6

STINE 9TO4RRYGCB 200 a A 7
54.3 J

K-0612 241 14.8 54.0 7

KRUGER
Genetics DKC60-16## 203 15.4 54.5 0
DEKALB
KRUGER K-0610 199 14.6 55.9
KRUGER K-0510A 198 14.8 55.1 3
KRUGER K.55OsYGCB 198 14.8 54.5 . 1
K-0109 199 14.8 55.4 4
KRUGER '198
KRUGER K-9310TS {( n 55.2 0
RENZE 9185YGCB/RR 191 14.1 56.6 0
KRUGER K-1606RR 190 14.5 650 2
9525YGCB 192 15.0 54.0 1
STINE
33851## 187 J5.5 R(Q 26
PIONEER '184
K-2509RR/vGCB 14.8 co. I 15
KRUGER
EPLEY BROSHYBRIDS E2492YGPL 184 14.6 56.7 L

'184 15.0 55.3 0

KRUGER K.9111YGCB
KRUGER K-0408 183 15.2 54.9 ID

KRUGER K-2506RR/YGCB 175 l+., 57.4 1

K-0508 174 14,4 54.0 5
KRUGER
207 15.0 55.4 4
Average
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2004-2006 I
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Average Grain Broken Bushel P
Yield moisture stalk weight
bu/a t(
pct lb/bu A
2 YearAverages
RENZE 8386YGCB I
233 IO. I b 54.0
KRUGER K-54!6YGCB 228 t
16.3 3 54.7
HEINE H851YGCB 222 15.6 t
1 53.6
RENZE 9454YGCB/RR 221 15,5 1 I
HEINE
54.0
H856YGCB 220 16.2 5 i
EPLEY
53.4
BROS HYBRIDS E367OYGCB 219 15.6 I
1 54.8
KRUGER K-8414HX 213 16.1 I
14 53.9
HEINE H818YGCB 210 t J ./ 10 53.0 ]
EPLEY BROS HYBRIDS E36R65YGCB 209 16.1
KRUGER
5 53.4 t
K-8609HX 205 15.4 4
HEINE
53.8 t
H827YGCB 200 15.7 6
KRUGER
54.2 I
K-9111YGCB 198 15.5 0
KRUGER
53.7 I
K-2506RR/YGCB 179 15.2
KRUGER
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54.5 I
K-0508 177 15.0 5
Average
53.0 I
all entries 210 15.7 4 53.9
Ditference
req.for sig.5olo 22 0.4 I
N.S. N.S.
3 YearAverages I
RENZE 9454YGCB/RR 219 I
HEINE
IJ.I I 53.9
H851YGCB 218 15.8 1 I
EPLEY
53.4
BROS HYBRIDS E367OYGCB 205 15.7 1 54.8 I
HEINE H827YGCB 201 15.9
KBUGER
54.5 I
K.9111YGCB 189 15.5 0
Average 't5.7 54.3 I
all entries 206 2 54.2
Difference
req.for sig.5Vo N.S. N.S. N,S. N.S.

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Corn Hybrid Tests2005-2006
Average
Hybrid Yield

2 YearAverages
KRUGER K-5416YGCB 251 16,4 .t 54.9
PIONEER 34N42 245 16.0 5 56.0
KRUGER K-0610 235 15.6 19 56.9
MYCOGEN 2P722 231 16.1 11 55.4
KRUGER K-8414HX 227 16.8 7 54.9
KRUGER K-2506RR/YGCB220 15.5 54.4
KRUGER K-8609HX 219 15.9 19 53.7
MYCOGEN 2R570 219 15.2 5 53.9
KRUGER K-55O5YGCB 217 15.6 8 54.9
KRUGER K-8605HX 217 15.5 5 54.8
KRUGER K-0508 210 15.4 12 53.1
KRUGER K-9111YGCB 202 15.6 55.6
PIONEER 33851 201 16.6 14 56.5
Averageallentries 223 15.9 o 55.0
Difference
req.forsig.5olo 23 0.7 N.S. N.S.
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BRAND HYBRID Yield
K.5416YGCB 254.6 16.1 3.1 0.2 47.2
KRUGER
PIONEER 34N42## 248.4 15.9 9.0 0.1 6.1
K-06058 230.9 14.7 7.0 0.6 24.2
KRUGER
M752RR/YGCB## 234.6 15.6 33.4 0.6 22.4
ASGROW
MYCOGEN 2P722 233.5 15.7 18.6 0.0 21.7
K-531OYGCB 231.4 1 5.3 11.2 0.2 55.5
KRUGER
H824 YGCB 235.1 16.7 1.4 0.3 42.6
HEINE
KRUGER K-0109 226.9 15.5 28.1 0.1 5.0
KRUGER K-9313RRYGCB 228.2 15.5 8.6 0.2 55.2
2R570 ## 222.6 15.3 6.3 0.0 25.6
MYCOGEN
K-0409 228.8 15.7 9.8 0.1 42.3
KRUGER
K-85O8HX 226.2 15.5 9.3 0.1 12.4
KRUGER
225.8 15.7 8.0 0.1 23.5
EPLEY BROSHYBRIDS E24O7HXLL
HEINE H827 YGCB 228.4 16.1 11.9 0.5 68.7
MYCOGEN 2E633 221.7 15.2 7.4 0.8 6.1
EPLEY BROSHYBRIDS E3672YGPL 224.8 15.8 10.7 0.1 58.6
KRUGER K-0610 221.2 15.1 38.0 0.0 8.9
K-86O9HX 220.7 15.5 19.4 0.8 37.1
KRUGER
MYCOGEN 2G677 ## 225.0 16.1 12.2 0.0 5.9
K-ssOsYGCB 219.5 14.9 8.4 0.0 33.1
KRUGER
KRUGER K-8414HX 225.9 16.6 5.6 0.1 64.1
MYCOGEN 2C727 220.9 15.2 8.2 0.1 63.2
HEINE H851 YGCB 224.0 16.0 13.9 0.3 56.5
KRUGER ' K-25O6RR/YGCB 217.8 15.2 9.2 0.1 ie.o
K.2sOgRR/YGCB 221.4 15.8 42.3 0.0 19.7
KRUGER
DEKALB Genetics DKC 60-16## 221.1 15.9 19.1 0.0 21.1
K-86O5HX 215.4 14.8 7.5 0.2 33.5
KRUGER
KRUGER K-931OTS 219.2 16.1 0.0 0.0 49.3
H856 YGCB 219.5 16.0 12.1 0.2 64.1
HEINE
K-9115TS 219.5 16.1 5.2 0.0 64.8
KRUGER
KRUGER K.9212TS 215.9 16.0 9.9 0.2 67.0
EPLEYBROS HYBRIDS E367OYGCB 218.8 16.1 7.3 0.0 52.4
PIONEER 33D13## 214.4 15.5 8.0 0.0 59.1
EPLEY BROSHYBRIDS E36R65YGCB 215.5 16.3 0.0 0.0 60.2
HEINE H818 YGCB 213.0 15.4 12.2 0.3 48.4
US7112 YGCB 211.2 15.7 11.4 0.1 35.8
UNITYSEEDS
KRUGER K-7613YGPLUS 206.9 14.6 7.3 0.3 58.8
EPLEY BROSHYBRIDS E364OYGCB 211.6 16.1 15.2 0.2 28.4
K.O3O9 206.3 15.6 10.0 0.1 26.9
KRUGER
2K717 206.7 15.5 10.2 0.7 53.0
MYCOGEN
E2492YGPL 205.6 15.2 15.1 1.2 42.9
EPLEY BROSHYBRIDS
KRUGER K.O5O8 203.4 15.2 11.8 0.2 25.3
KRUGER K-0612 2A4.8 15.7 a t 1
0.0 50.7
KRUGER K-16O6RR 198.6 14.9 11.4 0.8 22.4
K-66O7TS 199.8 15.0 10.3 0.1 44.6
KRUGER
KRUGER K.9111YGCB 200.6 15.4 8.7 0.1 53.5
K'0408 195.6 15.4 6.3 0.0 68.7
KRUGER
33851## 176.5 16.6 24.8 0,0 25.1
PIONEER
Average 218.7 15.6 12.1 0.2 39.2
33.1 1.3 25.2 N.S. 18.2
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Furnas and Red Wiltow Counties- 2006
Yield Grain Broken Bushel
Emnd Hybrid Average Furnas RedWillow moisture $talk Weight

TRISLER T-5257PLRR 230 234 226 17.1 3 57.7

CIRCLE cs-5517YGCB 229 224 233 17.6 5 57.4
CIRCLE cs-8274YGCB 228 238 217 18.1 2 57.1
DYNA-GRO 57P12 225 231 219 17.9 2 57.2
LGSEEDS LG2619Bt 223 216 229 16.7 4 58.1
DYNA.GRO 57894 222 217 226 17 3 57.9
KRUGER K-9313RRYGCB 222 223 220 16.6 3 58.1
CIRCLE 221
CS.8OOsRR/YGPLUS 236 205 16.9 2 57.8
DYNA-GRO 57F37 220 217 222 17.3 1 57.4
FONTANELLE 9K491 218 215 220 17.1 1 57.9
KRUGER K.2414RR/YGCB 217 209 224 16.2 1 58,5
DYNA-GRo 57X97 216 205 227 16.7 7 58.1
CIRCLE CS-gO14RR/YGCB213 215 211 18"5 3 56.8
KRUGER K-2517RR/YGCB 213 200 226 17.8 I 57.2
DYNA-GRO 57P46 212 214 210 16.8 4 57.9
KRUGER K.9115TS 212 206 217 16.8 2 57.9
DYNA-GRO 57F06 211 209 213 16.7 3 58.1
KRUGER K-5416YGCB 211 206 216 17.8 3 57.3
KRUGER K-8616HX 211 207 215 17.7 5 57.3
TRISLER T.5338RRCB 210 2.02 218 17.6 4 57.4
TRIUMPH 1756CbRR 249 200 217 17.9 8 57.4
TRISLER T-5337PLRR 208 209 206 17.8 6 57.4
CIRCLE cs-5613YGCB 205 201 208 16.4 2 58.2
CIRCLE cs-8414HX 205 188 221 17.7 6 57.3
KRUGER K-7613YGPLUS 205 209 200 16.2 1 58.4
CIRCLE 204
CS-6199RR/TGPLUS 195 212 15.5 3 58.9
KRUGER K-9212TS 204 194 214 15.1 3 59.1
KRUGER K-5310YGCB 203 198 207 16.3 7 58.3
TRISLER T-5240C8 203 198 208 17.1 2 57.8
TRIUMPH 141681 201 207 195 ' 116.3
6.3 4 58.1
FONTANELLE 8K389 200 186 214 10 58.2
CIRCLE cs-0409 195 192 198 15.8 3 58.4
KRUGER K-0610 189 184 194 15.3 5 58.9
Averageallentries 213 210 215 16.9 4 57.9
req.forsig.5olo
Difference 21 30 17 1.4 N.S. 0.8

West Central Irrigated Corn Hybrid Tests

2005-2006
Average Grain Broken Bushel
Brand Hybtid Yield moisture stalk weight
bu/a Dct pcl lb/bu
2 Yer Averages
LGSEEDS LG2619Bt 232 14.9 .J 59.2
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CIRCLE 0s-8414HX 224 15.4 58.7
CIRCLE CS.8274YGCB 221 15.6 3 58.7
KRUGER K-9313RRYGCB 219 14.9 2 59.1
KRUGER K-2517RR/rGCB 218 16A o 58.6
KRUGER K-5416YGCB 215 tc.c I 58.8
TRIUMPH 14168t 212 14.7 59.2
Averageallentries 220 15.2 58"9
req.forsig.5olo
Difference N.S. N.S. r\I.s. N.S.
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Lincoln and Dundy Counties- 2006
Yield Gnin Broken Bushel
Brand Hybrid Average [incoln Dundy moisture Slalk Weight I
bula bu/a bu/a pct pct lb/bu
KRUGER K.5416YGCB 252 246 258 17.2 3 54.1
CIRCLE cs-8274YGCB 251 245 257 17.4 6 57.6 tt
KRUGER K.9313RRYGCB 246 247 244 16.6 5 s8.0
KRUGER K-531OYGCB 246 240 252 16.7 5 57.9 (
TRIUMPH 1536CbRR 245 256 234 17.4 4 57.3 n
KRUGER K.9111YGCB 243 245 241 15.1 3 59.0 X
CIRCLE CS.8OOsRR/YGPtUS 242 241 243 17.8 3 57.2 n
DYNA-GRO 57P46 242 247 236 to.J 3 58.0 X
DYNA-GRO 57X97 240 240 240 16.9 1
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DYNA.GRO 57B94 239 242 236 17.6 6 57.4 I
DYNA-GRO 57F37 238 248 228 17.2 57.7 I
KRUGER K-9115TS 238 246 229 17.2 3 57.7 I
KRUGER K-5617YGCB 236 249 223 17.2 I 57.7 (
KRUGER K-8516HX 235 236 234 17.6 4 57.5 'I
DYNA.GRO 58P59 233 236 229 17.6 J 57.3 'I
KRUGER K-2517RR/yGCB 233 237 229 17.6 5 57.4 l
KRUGER K-8615HX 232 246 218 16.8 4 57.8 :
DYNA.GRO 57P12 231 218 244 17.4 3 57.4
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CIRCLE cs-8414HX 230 226 233 16.8 57.8 I
KRUGER K-8616HX 228 219 237 17.3 4 57.7 I
LGSEEDS LG2633Bt 223 234 211 16.8 5 58.0 I
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KRUGER K-7613YGPLUS 220 231 209 15.7 4 58.7
TRIUMPH 14168t 220 196 244 16.3 58.3
CIRCLE cs-5613YGCB 217 208 226 160 3 58.6
DYNA-GRO 57F06 217 221 213 16.2 I 58.4
STINE gTO4RRYGCB 211 211 210 16.9 5 58.0
NUPRIDE-FARMERS BESTTSORRCB 207 197 216 17.9 ? 57.2
KRUGER K-9212TS 205 206 204 15.9 2 59.0
CIRCLE CS.6199RR/YGPLUS 204 197 211 16,0 3 58.6
KRUGER K-2414RR/YGCB 204 256 151 16.6 4 58.2
ctRcLE cs-0409 197 201 10c 15.7 58.6
Average
allentries 229 231 227 16.8 4 57.8
Difference
req.forsig.5olo N.S. 38 27 0.9 N.S. N.S.
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2005-2006
Average Grain Bruken Bushel
Brand Hybrid Yield moisture stalk weight
bu/a DGT oct lb/bu
2 YearAverages
KRUGER K-5416YGCB 254 16.4 2 56.1
CIRCLE cs-8274YGCB 253 16.3 5 58.1
KRUGER K-2517RR/yGCB 245 17.1 4 57.5
TRIUMPH 1536CbRR 245 16.8 a 57.7
KRUGER K-9313RRYGCB 240 16.0 3 58.3
KRUGER K.9111YGCB 240 14.5 59.3
LGSEEDS LG2633Bt 237 16.2 4 58.3
CIRCLE cs-8414HX 231 16.2 I 58.1
Averageallentries 243 16.2 4 57.9
Difference
req.forsig.5o/o N.S. 0.6 N.S. N.S.
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Custerand DawsonCounties- 2006
Yield Grain Dropped Bushel
Brand Hybrid Average Gusler Dawson moislure Ear Weight
bu/a
CS-80O5RR/YGPLUS 227 243 211 20.8 0 55.3
CIRCLE 55.2
DYNA-GRO 57B94 225 238 212 21.0 1
cs-8274YGCB 224 235 213 21.1 3 55.1
CIRCLE 54.8
KRUGER K-2517RRffGCB 219 243 195 21.5 0
DYNA-GRO 57X97 216 228 203 20.2
K-9115TS 229 202 20.7 55.4
KRUGER lto
55.6
DYNA.GRO 57P46 211 234 188 20.1
K-2414RR/YGCB 210 230 189 100 55.9
KBUGER 55.4
KRUGER K.5416YGCB 209 231 186 20.6
T-5160C8 208 188 18.4 56.7
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cs-8414HX zuo 221 191 20.2 55.5
CIRCLE
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q7Fa1 206 224 187 20.7
cs-5613YGCB 204 238 170 19.1 56.2
CIRCLE 56.0
TRISLER T-5244RRCB 204 225 183 19.3
T-5171 204 219 189 18.6 z 56.4
TRISLER
TRIUMPH 14168t 204 213 195 19.8 0 (E?
STINE 9724RRYGCB 203 222 184 20.7 0
T-5167C8 203 210 196 19.1 1 56.1
TRISLER 54.8
DYNA-GRO 57P12 200 220 179 21.6 1
K-7613YGPLUS 199 230 168 18.4 2 56.7
KRUGER '18.5 56.6
KRUGER K-9212TS 199 219 179 2
CS.6199RR/YGPLUS 196 218 174 18.7 2 56.4
CIRCLE 56.7
TRISLER t5175PL 196 213 179 18.4 2
57F06 195 ltc 174 18.7 1 56.4
DYNA.GRO 55.6
KRUGER K.9313RRYGCB 195 221 169 20.2 0
K-0610 195 219 1m 18.2 3 56.6
KRUGER 56.4
KRUGER K-9111YGCB 194 208 179 18.7 1
9TO4RRYGCB 190 205 174 20.4 1 55,6
STINE 55.8
CIRCLE cs-0409 189 201 176 19.8 1
56P22 170 200 tc/ 18.2 4 56.7
DYNA-GRO '| R7'l
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203 221 184 19.7 I 55.9
Averageallentries n (
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2004- 2006 Average Grain Bushel
Hybtid Yield moisture weight
bu/a lb/bu
2 YearAverages
228 19.0 1 5b.z
KRUGER K-2517RR/YGCB
CIRCLE cs-8274YGCB 226 18.2 4 56.8
CIRCLE cs-8414HX 220 18.1 z 56.7
KRUGER K-5416YGCB 218 18.2 1 56.8
TRISLER T-5244RRCB 216 17.1 1 57.4
TRISLER T-5160C8 215 16.5 a 57.8
cs-5613YGCB 210 17.1 1 57.4
CIRCLE
KRUGER K.9111YGCB 209 16.4 57,8
K-0610 208 16.7 2 c/.b
KRUGER
KRUGER K.9313RRYGCB 207 17.9 1 56.9
allentries
Average 216 17.5 z 57.1
req.forsig.5%
Difference 12 1.0 N.S. 0.5
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TRISLER T-5244RRCB 210 16.8 tz 57.4
't6.4 12 57.5
TRISLER T-5160C8 210
KRUGER K.9111YGCB 203 16.1 10 57.2
Averageallentries 208 16.4 11 57.4
req.for sig.5olo 7 0.5 1.0
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 West Central No-Till Corn Hybrid Tests
Lincoln and Keith Counties- 2006 I
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Yield Gnin Broken Bushel
Hybtid Average Lincoln Keilh moisture Stalk Weight h
bu/a bu/a bu/a oct oct lb/bu -oi
DYNA.GRO 55P86 68 119 17 19.4 1 57.9 of
DYNA-GRO 56P22 67 125 o 20.7 4 57.3 m
DYNA-GRO 57P69 67 'l KR
125 8 21.3 57.2
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DYNA-GRO 56P07 61 110 11 20.3 2 57.4 cl
DYNA-GRO 55865 58 106 10 20.3 3 57.4 m
DYNA-GRO 53K98 57 100 13 17.3 58.4 trc
DYNA.GRO 53P30 E7 oa 21 18.3 1A 58.2 KF
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DYNA-GRO 57F37 68 21 115 20.8 55.5
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Brand Hybrid Average Furuow Pivot moistute Stalk W_el0ht

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KRUGER K-5310YGCB 228 227 228 20.2 0 55.8
KRUGER K-5416YGCB 227 235 218 20.8 1 55'5
KRUGER r-gttsrs 224 216 232 21.4 0 55'1
clRcLE cs-8414HX 221 221 221 20.8 1 55.4
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0S-6199RR/VGPLUS 218 223 19.2 1 56.3
KRUGER K-2509RR/YGCB 221 229 212 18.5 0 56'8
LGSEEDS , ro 2545 Bt 220 204 236 19'4 0 56.1
K R U G E R K - 9 2 1 2 T S 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 1 8 1 9 . 6 1 5 6 . 2
KRUGER K-9313RRYGCB 219 211 226 19.6 0 56.1
KRUGER K-1606RR 217 224 210 18.4 1 56.9
KFiUcER K-9111YGCB 216 220 211 18.2 1 57'0
ctRcLE cs-5613YGCB 215 202 228 18.7 1 56.7
KRUGER K-2506RR/yGCB 215 213 217 19? 1 57'1
CTRCLE CS-O+OS 209 205 213 19.5 0 56.2
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2 YealAvenges
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LGSEEDS LG2545Br 216 19.0 1 56.4
20.0 e 55.8
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CIRCLE cs-5613YGCB 208 18.3 2 56,8
CIRCLE cs-0409 247 19.1 56.4
KRUGER K.25O6RR/YGCB 206 17.1 57.6
KRUGER K-9111YGCB 203 18.0 57.0
allentries
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 WestIrrigated Corn Hybrid Tests
scotts Bluff and Goshencounties - 2006
Yield Grain Broken Bushel
Average ScoltsBluff Goshen moisture Stalk Weight
LGSEEDS LG25O7RR 124 147 .t00
15.5 2 52.4
DYNA-GRO 53K98 117 142 91 13.6 1 53.8
DYNA.GRO 53P30 113 125 101 12.9 2 54.2
FONTANELLE 5K106 113 129 97 16.3 3
DYNA.GRO 56P22 95 132 57 23.9 2 49.6
DYNA-GRO 55865 94 127 60 18 z 52.1
DYNA.GRO 56P07 90 131 48 28.3 1 49.8
DYNA-GRO 55P86 75 100 50 24.9 0 48.7
Averageallentries 103 129 76 19.2 2 51.8
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req.forsig.5olo 29 20 43 N.S. N.S. N.S.

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Howard 41.238 -98.632
Saline 40,481 -97.105
scottsBluff 41.749 -103.722
Goshen lrr 42.079 -104.183
Claylrr 40.581 -98.145
Thayer 40.249 -97.833
FurnasIRR 40.309 -99.875 $pra-Coupe4450& 4S5{ GVM Fredator
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RedWillow IRR 40.218
SVld Prowler
BrownFurrow 42.565 -99.901
BrownPivot 42.612 -99.810
CusterIRR 41.481 -99.785
Dawson IRR 40.952 -100.138
LincolnIRR 41.088 -100.770
DundyIRR 40.226 -101.673
LincolnNT 41.048 -100.748
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 NEBRASKA SOYBEANYARIETY TESTS !c
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Crop Production Summary
The November 2006 estimated soybeanyield for Nebraska was 51 bushels per acre from 5,000,000 harvestedacres.
The 51 bushelsper acre breaks the previous 2005 record of 49 bushelsper acre. The total production of soybeansfor the state
was forecastedat 255,000,000 bushels.This would also be a record. These estimatesare from the November National
AgriculturalStatisticsService.

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very poor, I3Vo poor,35Vo fair, 45Vo good arrd5Voexcellent. As of August 13th, soybeancondition rated at 4Vo very poot, 16%o
poor,37Vofair,36Vo good, and 7Vo excellent Plants were setting pods on glVo ofthe acreage,compared to93Vo last year and
SlVo average.As of September 17th, soybeancondition rated at 3Vovery poor, g%opo9r,29vo fur, 43Vogood, and I6Vo excel-
lent. Plants had tumed color on 85Voof the crop, behind last year's 94Vo and near the averageof 847o.Plants had dropped
leaveson 357oof the acreage,well below last year at 577o and the averageof 45Vo.By October 15th harvest progressedto
73Vocombined,behind last year aL87Voand even with the averageat15%o.

PROCEDURE
Data were obtained from 19 trials at 12 locations (Table A). Privately developedvarieties were selectedby the seed
supplier or agronomists at the University of Nebraska Department of Agronomy and Horticulture. At sevenlocations, entries
were divided into early and late maturing varieties for conveniencein handling. A list of entries by brand name is shown in
Table B. Names and addressesof entrants are shown in Table C.

Entries were planted in four-row plots 15 to 35 feet long. Plots were replicated four times in a randomized complete
on page37
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 ThbleC. Entrants.NebraskaSovbean
PerformanceTests- 2006
Asgrow Monsanto 3100Sycamore Rd,Dekalb, lL 601'15
Dekalb Monsanto 3100Sycamore Rd,Dekalb, lL 60115
DynaGro DynaGro 104Hanison,Emmetsburg, lA50536
FarmAdvantage FarmAdvantage 1275Hwy69,Belmond, 1A50421
Gutwein GoldenHarvest,
Inc. P0Box307,Waterloo. NE68069
Kruger KrugerSeedCompany P.0.BoxA, Dike.
lA 50624
Latham Latham SeedCompany 131180thSt.,Alexande; lA 50420-8028
LGSeeds LGSeeds 22827Shissler
Rd,Elmwood, lL
Merschman Merschman Seeds,Inc. 103Ave.D.WestPoint.lA 52656
Midland-Phillips Midland/Phillips
SeedFarms 980Hwy15,Hope, KS67451
Mustang Mustang Seeds P.0Box466.Madison. SD57042
NuPride NuPrideGenetics
Network P.0.Box830911,Lincoln, NE68583-0911
0hlde OhldeSeedFarms 15774thRd,Palmer KS66962
Prairie
Brand Prairie
BrandSeedCompany 15X Avenue,StoryCity,lA 50248
Renze RenzeHybridsInc. 27410Kittyhawk
Ave.,Caroll, lA 51401
Sands SandSeedService, Inc. 4765Hwy143,Marcus. lA 51035
Sline SlineSeedCompany 2225LaredoTrail,Adel.lA 50003
Taylor Taylor
SeedFarms 2467Hwy7, WhiteCloud,KS66094
Willcross
Seeds Willcross
SeediKingCitySeed 4564HWY169,KingCity,MO 64463

Table f). Averagesoybeanperformance

at eachlocation - 2006
Yield Yield Mature Lodging Heighl Seeds Bushel Protein Oil
c.v. bu/A date score inches /nound weinhl o/o ola
Northeast
DixonEarly N.S. 57.7 28.0 1.1 36.3 3246 RA ,,I
39.0
DixonLate 6.5 59.8 32.0 34.1 3133 56.6 40.3
Prercetafly o 54.5 J I.O 1.2 39.0 3220 55.2 38.7
PierceLate 6.6 55.3 33.9 JJ.I 3138 56.5 40.6
EasU$outh Cenlral
Saunders Early 9.4 61.7 12.3 42.1 2707 cc. I 3B-6
ClayEarly 5.4 76.9
Furnas Early 7.7 62.6 1.1 36.2 3084 uu.,
Saunders Late 9.4 57.9 26.2 48.7 2771 53.9
ClayLate 4.7 74.1
FurnasLate 6.2 6'1.8 1 1 40.5 2997 cc.z 19.2
CystNematode 64.7 23.9 34.5 2997 55.3 18.4
Soulheast
Gage Early 6.7 52.4 34.0 1216 57.6 39.4 19.0
Webster Early 4.4 63.3
GageLate 7.8 56.1 34.9 1225 q7'l
38.3 19.2
Webster Late 5.4 63.9
Cenlral
Howard 10.1 67.0 43.8 2801 54.9 39.6 18.7
Dawson 70.4 42.4 2922 55.0 37.3 19.6
WEST
ScottsBluff 31.2 15.3 56.2
Lincoln 5.4 70,8 eA7 2738 55.1 40.3 18.8
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 INEBRASKA block design. In the Southeast,South Central and Northeast
districts, a planting rate of 8.5 seedsper foot in 3O-inchrows
(148,100seedsper acre)was used.In the West Central,plots
SOYBEAI\ were seededwith an air seederwhich planted the same num-
ber of seedsfor each plot. The population in Furnas, Lincoln
PRODUCTIOI{
Thefollowing
and Dawson County was 220,000seeds/a.
datawereobtained
from Nebraska
Agricultural
At harvest, two center rows 10 to 30 feet long were
threshedfor yield. Reported yields are corrected to I3Vo
Year au,es(ha) yield bushels(metrictons)i moisture. Plots were rated mature when 957o of the pods had
lXXl bushels(kglha) 000 reachedtheir mature pod color. Five to ten days of drying
weather are required after "maturity" before the soybeans
1950 50( 20) 24.0(1614) ( 33)
1,200
havelessthan l57o moisture.
1955 1S0( 73) 10.5( 706) ( 51)
1,890

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(32e) 220(14s0)tr*i
1e70s12
Plant height is the averagelength in inches of plants
from the ground to the tip of the main stem at the time of
maturity. Lodging is rated at maturity according to the follow-
liili ing scores: 1 = Almost all plants erect,2 = All plants leaning

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1s74
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1,190(482) 24.A(il4) ( 77S)
28,560
slightly, or a few plants down, 3 = A1l plants leaning moder-
ately (450),or 25% to 507oof the plants down, 4 = A1l plants
leaningconsiderably,or 50Voto 80% of the plants down, 5 =
1975 1,200(436) 27.0(1816) ( S83)
32,400 Almost all plantsdown.
1976 9S0(397) 200 (1345) ( 534)
19,600
1977 1,300(458) 36.0(2421) (110S)
40,680 Protein and oil content were obtained at 14 tests in
1978 1,250(506) 34.0(2287) (115S)
42,500 2006. These are reported on a I3Vo moisture basis and will
1979 (652)
1,610 34.0(2287') (14911
54,740 appearlower than many reported figures. Conversionscan be
made to 0%oby multiplying the protein or oil by 1.13.
fi:l l;l#,[]illlSllSlil
1982 2;250(911)
ll]lllliili
35.0(2354) 78,750
Estimated ProcessedValue (EPV) is calculated from the pro-
tein and oil content from the Chicago Board of Trade prices
{2146) for soybeanoil($.2114/lb.) and 48.0 percentprotein soybean
1983 2,070(83S) 2S.5(1917) 58,99s(1607)
meal ($190.00/ton) on the January future prices. EPVA is cal-

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1986
3331111?i
313ffi
llilli
(992) 38.0(2555) es,100
2;450 (2534)
culated on an acre basis by multiplying the yield (bu/a) times
the EPV/bu. The University of Nebraska Soil and Plant
Analytical Lab did the protein and oil content analysesand
1987 2,350
{952) 35.5(2388) (2270)
83,425 we thank them for their cooperation.We also want to
(e121 30.0
1999 ?,300 (2018) 6e,000
(1877) acknowledge support from the Nebraska SoybeanBoard in

lffi: i:i38'l8lii
3i3lil3li
1991 2,450(9e2)
?l;Zil;'ilTv^i
33.0(22201 80,850(2200)
financially supporting the protein and oil tests.

The rainfall and temperaturedata were obtained by

1992 2,460(9e6) 42.0(2825) 103,s20(2S11) interpolating acrossall the weather stations in Nebraska and
1993 2,500{1012) 96.0(2421) 90,000(2449} surrounding states.The data were supplied by I. Cottingham,
1934 2,860(1157) 47.0(3161) 134,420(36s8) Unified Climate Access Network. Dept. of Computer Science
1SS5 3,060(123S) 33.0(2220') 100,980(274S) & Engineering, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, NE.
1996 : 3,010(1219) 45.0(3026) 135,450(3691)

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1999
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4,2fi (1721) 42.5(2859) (4922)
180,625
PERFORMANCE
Entries generally were listed in tables in order of
decreasingyield. Average performance of varieties included

;8ffi:8iill333l
2082
lli[3133]
4;580(1855)
lll:333lillii
38.5(2590) 176,000
in trials during the past three years in each area is shown in
Table D. These data give an indication of year effects on
{4752) yield, maturity, lodging, plant height and seed size.
2003 4,500(1822) 40.5(27241 (4957)
1S2,250
2s.04 4,750(t924) 46.0(3094) (5943)
2181500 Performance of entries cannot be measuredwith
2005 4,650(1S84) 4e.0(32e6) (6198)
227,850 absolute accuracy becauseof variations in moisture, soil fer-
20061 5,000(2026) 5r 0 (3430) (6937)
255,000 tility and other factors. Also, most fields contain some spatial
fri,t:toue"mbp1ib!,t 'ij onpage38
Continued
Seed Guide2007 Page 37
 NortheastEarly Maturing SoybeanVariety Test
Dixon and PierceCounties- 2006
YIELD Plant Grain Grain Grain Bushel Planl
Avetage Dixon Pierce Height Seeds Protein Oil EPVA Weighl Lodging Maturity
Bu/A Bu/A BulA Inches /Lb rcl nct $/A Lb/8u Ralino MonthDav RI
KRUGER K-l94RR 61,2 60.0 62.3 34 3360 38"B 18.7 $464,74 55.6 1 . 0 I \ , 1
KRUGER K.236 RR 60,2 58.4 62,0 40 3360 38.7 18.7 $455.41 55,9 1 , 0 1 0 .t
KRUGER K-211+ RB 60.1 583 61I 33 3030 39.5 18.7 $459.38 54.7 1 . 0 I 30
KRUGER K-216 RR 60.1 60.4 597 35 3320 3S.4 18.8 'r.3
$459.98 54.6 I 28
KRUGER K.l95+RR/SCN60.0 58.5 61.5 32 3220 .18.9
39.7 $462.60 55"5 1 . 0 I 28
LATHAM E2253R 60.0 57.9 62.0 37 3010 40.3 18.4 $463.11 56.2 1.0 10 1
LATHAM 82337R 60.0 56.2 63.8 36 3460 39.4 18.5 $456.60 57.s 1 . 0 I 30
KBUGER K-234RR s9.9 60.3 59.5 36 3200 39.9 18.4 $459.43 55.8 0 . 9 I JI
MUSTANG M.227RR 59,5 56.4 62.5 37 3110 44.1 18.2 $45450 56.6 1 . 8 I 31
MUSTANG M.237RR 59"3 58.3 60"2 36 3270 39.8 18.3 $452.37 55.2 1 . 3 I 30
NUPRIDE 8227Rn 591 580 60,1 33 2960 39.3 18.2 $445.83 56.9 1 . 0 I 29
KRUGER t\-zz'J+ nrt 587 56.2 61.1 30 3110 39.1 18.5 $445.74 558 1.0 I 30
KRUGER K-226 RR 58.1 582 57.9 38 3010 40.5 18.2 $447.28 56.5 1 . 4 10 1
MUSTANG M-246NRR 58.0 57.1 588 38 3310 40.2 18.1 $443.32 57.1 1 , 7 9 30
KRUGER K-233+ RR 57.8 58.5 57.0 33 3260 4U. I 18.6 $446.12 56.6 1 1 0 29
SANDS sOt2448RR 57.4 56.7 58.1 34 312C 39,0 1B.B $437.10 55.1 1.0 10 I
FARM ADVANIAGE7253 56.9 55.2 58.5 39 2970 39.8 18.4 $434.62 56.4 1 . 3 10 L
NUPRIDE 8246RR 55.7 56.2 55.1 34 3220 40,0 18.6 $429.34 55.1 1 . 0 10
STINE 2398 s53 s6.2 543 38 3330 40.0 18.3 $424.04 57.0 1 . 1 I 29
Average
allentries 58.8 57.7 59.8 35 3191 39.7 18.5 $449.55 56.0 1 . 2 9 28
Difference
req.forsig 5o/o N.S. NS. 5.5 2 187 0.6 0.5 N.S. 1.7 0.5 z

NortheastEarly Maturing SoybeanVariety Tests

2004- 2006
GRAIN GRAIN GRAIN PI.ANT PLANT GBAIN
VARIETY YIEID PBOTEIN OIL EPVA LODGINGHEIGHT SEED MATURITY
BU/A PCr PCT $/A RATING INCHES /tB MO DAY l.r

KRUGER K,211+RR ;H:ot*'outttnol.o fi.l $402.00 1.0 26 3490 I 23

KRUGER K-223+RR 53.9 39.6 18,8 $387.00 1.0 25 3270 I 23
SANDS SOt2448RR 53.7 39.4 18.9 $384.00 1.0 27 3370 9 t1
KRUGER K-233+RR 53.0 40.4 18.6 $s85.00 1.1 3580 I L'

STINE 2398 52.1 40.5 18.4 $376.00 1.1 32 3620 I tt

Average
allentries 53.7 40.0 18.7 $386.80 10 27 3466 I 23
Difference
req.forsig.5Vo 2.0 0.2 N.S. N,S. N.S. N.S. N.S. 1
ThreeYearAverage
KRUGER K-211+RR 5 7 . 8 41.0 19,6 $417.00 0.7 27 3300 I 23
KRUGER K-223+RR 55.5 40.7 19.7 $400.00 0.8 26 3180 I LJ

KRUGER K-233+RR 54.9 41.7 19.4 $400.00 1.0 2B 3400 I

Average
allentries 5 61. 4 1. 1 19.6 $405.67 0.8 27 3293 I 23
Difference
req.forsig.5olo 0.8 0.4 NS
. . $4.26 N.S 1 N.S. N.S.
variability.This is the sixth year of use of a statisticalprocedurefbr reducingthe spatialvariability. Becauseof the many
sourcesof variability, small yield difl'erenceshave little significance.DifTerencesrequiredfor significanceare shown in each
table at the 57c level. This meansthat dift-erences this great would be expectedthrough chancealone in I of 20 trials. A simple
way of thinking of thesedifferencesis that if all the plots had been the samevariety,this would be the differencethat would
have been measured.Many soybeanvarietieshave similar yield potentitris.Early maturing varietiesare f'avoredin some seasons
and later maturing varietiesin others.Zone averagesand period-of-yearsaveragesprovide a measllreof performanceover a
rangeof environmentalconditions.

Period-of-yearsdatafor varietiesinclude two-. and three-yearaverages.When comparingvarieties,it is imporlant to

observetheir performancefor more than one year.Comparisonsare bestif they are done over the largestpossiblenumber of
Page 38 ueeo Ltutoezuul
 .,r:. It should be noted that with the rapid development and turnover of varieties, very few varieties have three year averages.
-, encourageyou to use data frorn many sourcesin comparing soybeanvarieties. Nebraska Cooperative Extension has devel-
,.d two NebGuidesto assistyou in choosingnew soybeanvarieties.The titles are Using Variety TestData to ChoseSoybean
i-reriesPart 1 and Part 2. These are available at your local Extension office or on the web at http://ianrpubs.unl.edu/field-
,ps/g1546.htm atd http:Ilianrpubs.unl.edu/fieldcrops/g 1547.htm.

RESULTSAT INDIVIDUAL LOCATIOI{S

\ortheast
Four tests were planted at
.i o locations.Dixon County was a
.rinfedlocation and Pierce County
, as irrigated. Nineteen varieties
,,ere entered in the Roundup
Leady Early Maturing tests at both
rcations.Thirty four varieties
\ ere enteredin the Roundup
Leady Late Maturing tests in both
,rcations.The Dixon County tests
rere plantedJune 6 and harvested
)ctober24th.The early maturing
:oundup ready rainfed test aver-
.iged58 bu/a, and the rainfed late
:naturing roundup ready test aver-
,iged55 bu/a. The Pierce County
lnigated Roundup Ready tests
rere plantedJune 13th and har-
r estedOctober 31st.The early
r.naturingtest averaged60 bu/a and
the late maturing test averaged55
DU/4.

East/SouthCentral
SevenRoundup Ready tests
at four locations were planted in
Saunders,Clay, Furnas and Dodge
Counties.The SaundersCounty
irrigated test was planted May 24
and harvestedOctober 19th and
20th. The early maturing test aver-
aged62 bushels per acre while the
late maturing test averaged58
bushelsper acre. The Clay County
furrow inigated plot was planted
May 23rd. . This test was ridge
tilled with a four row Kinze planter
at 150,000seedsper acre.Growing
conditionswere good. This test
was harvestedOctober 4th and 5th
. The early maturing varieties aver-
aged77 bushelsper acre and the
late maturing varieties averaged74
bushelsper acre. The Fumas
County tests were pivot irrigated.
Testswere plantedMay 17th no-
onpage
Continued 40
Seed Guide2007
 NortheastLate Maturing SoybeanVariety Test
Dixon and PierceCounties- 2006
Grain Bushel Planl l F

Brand variery m"* +-"F-en* [f'ti,, s:x'i-$l3ll'.,

OiI EPVA WeighlLodginqMaturity
Bu/A Bu/A Bu/A Inches /Lb pct pct $/A Lb/Bu RatinqMonthDav
LATHAM 12646R 58.6 5S.3 57.8 34 2970 39.4 18.2 $443.8156.0 1.0 10
MUSTANG M-264RR 58.1 59.3 56.9 36 3250 39.3 18.1 $438.36 56.2 2.3 10
KRUGER K-259RR 58.0 58.1 57.9 38 3180 39.4 18.0 $437.6156.5 1.0 10
KRUGER K.289+RR 57.3 59.4 55.1 37 3260 39.1 17.9 "!.0
$428.80 56.5 10
KRUGER K.270 RR 57.2 56.3 58.0 40 3410 39.2 18.4 $433.2055.5 1.8 10
KRUGER K.255RR 56.5 54.1 58.9 35 3110 40.3 18.0 .r0
$431.9455.4 1.0
LATHAM E281OR 56.5 55.5 57.4 36 322A 38.9 17.g $421.6856.3 1.0 10
SANDS SOI2754RR 56.5 57.6 55.4 37 3250 38.8 18,1 $423.75 56.2 1.0 10
MUSTANG M-284RR 56.3 56j 55.8 35 3140 40.6 17.8 '1.0 10
$430.59 56.4
DYNA.GRO 37T26 56.2 56.4 55.9 38 2890 40.0 18.1 $428.42 56"0 1.5 10
DYNA.GRO 31N27 56.1 56.0 56.2 36 3330 39.1 17.9 $4?0.4755.8 1.0 10
MUSTANG ilJI.2s7RR 56.1 55.7 56.5 37 2870 39.7 18.1 $424.6855.5 1.2 10
RENZE R2617RR 56"0 55.7 56.2 36 3260 39.2 18.0 $419.9056.5 1.0 10
NC+ 2A61RR 55.9 54,9 56.9 37 2930 39.8 17.8 $423.44 56.1 1.3 10
RENZE R2626RR 55.7 55.4 56,0 34 3010 38.9 18.0 $416.36 56.7 1.0 10
SANDS SOI2673RR 55.5 56.1 55.1 36 3150 39.4 17.9 s417 .28 55.7 1.5 10
LATHAM 12635R 55.4 54.7 56.1 38 2870 40.0 18.2 $423.2656.4 1.5 10
RENZE R2724RR 55.4 55.0 s5.7 36 3320 39.1 18.3 $4'18.4555.2 1.0 10
DYNA-GRO 36C28 55.3 51.8 58.7 37 3410 39.7 18.0 $418.52 56.2 1.0 10
LATHAM L2sOOR 55.3 53.3 57.3 35 3160 40.2 18.0 $422.49 55.0 0.9 10
NC+ 2A78RR 55.3 57.1 53.5 43 3050 39.0 18.4 $417.7956..1 1.8 10
RENZE R2887RRcn s5.0 51"1 58.8 37 3370 39.4 18.3 $417.07s6.4 1.5 10
LATHAM L2775R 54.9 54.2 55.5 36 3300 39.1 18"3 $ 4 1 4 . 1 25 6 . 1 1 . 0 1 0
NC+ 2A94RR 54.1 53.3 54.8 39 3550 39.8 18.3 $412.6754.8 1.5 10
KRUGER K.287RR/SCN53.6 54.4 52.7 4A 3190 39.5 17.8 $402.9656.0 1.5 10
SANDS SOI2884RR 53.3 51.6 54.9 38 3150 39.3 18.3 $404.1755.3 1.5 10
FARM ADVANTAGE 7316 52.9 52.3 53.4 42 3200 39.5 17.7 $396.6455.9 i.0 10
KRUGER K.328RR 52.2 52.9 51.4 42 3060 39.7 17.7 $392.9556.5 1"5 10
LATHAM E3145R 52j 52j 52j 35 3420 40.3 17.7 '10
$396.2255.8 1.0
LATHAM E2976R 51.9 51.1 52.7 41 3010 40.3 17,8 $395.4855.4 1.5 10
SANDS SOI2675NRR51.8 50.4 53.1 32 3060 40.1 18.1 $395.1154.4 1.0 10
KRUGER K-266 RR 51.2 51.6 50.8 36 3180 40.4 17.6 $388.3556.1 1.0 10
RENZE R2587RRcn 50.7 49.3 52.0 4A 3320 405 17.5 $384.4356.6 1.2 10
STINE 2518 50.3 50.8 49.7 40 3310 40.6 17.3 'r
$380"39 55.2 .0 10
Averageallentries 54.9 54.5 55.3 37 3181 39.6 18.0 $415.3355.9 1.2 10
Difference
req.forsig.5olo 3.7 4.6 5.2 2 160 0.6 0.5 $28.89 N.S. 0.5
till into corn residueat 220,000seedsper acre.Thesetestswere sprayedtwice with glyphosate.This test was harvestedOctober
2, with the early test averaging77 bushelsper acre and ttre late rnatur:ingtest averaged74 busheisper acre.The Dodge County
Cyst Nematodetest was plantedMay 24th and harvestedOctober .
Southeast
There were four RoundupReady testsat two locationsin Gage and WebsterCounty.The Gage Cor-rntytest was planted
May 22nd and harvestedOctober 3rd. This was a no-till location plantedinto corn stubbleat 150,000seedsper acre.Goccl
growing conditionsand timely rains <luringthe summerproducedsome good raint-edi'ields. The early test averagecl52 bushels
per acre and the late test averaged56 bushelsper acre.The WebsterCounty test was plantedJune 6th and was harvested
October 3lst with the eariy maturing test averaging63 bula and the late test ar.eraging64bula.

I r . l ;
Central Irrigated
Two testswere plantedin Flowardand Dawson Countieswith 2l entrieseach.The }{oward County test was plantedMay
19th and harvestedOctober24th. This test was ridge tilled anciwas plantedat 150,000seedsper acre.This test averaged57
bula. The Dawson County test was plantedMay 18th and harvestedOctober20th. This test was gravity irrigateii aiid followed
Page 40 Seed Guide2007
 NortheastLate Nlaturing beanYariety Tests
GRAIN Gf,AI}I I GRAIH, PLANT, P[AlfT , GRAllll
I'ABIETY' YIELD PftgTEII{ tln , EPt,A TOOGING ilElGtfT $EEDr
BU/A Pg[ ] Pgf i $/A , RATIf.IG
. tilcHEs, Itt .
TwoYeatAuqags ,
LATHAM 12646R 53.9
KRUGEB K-255RR 53,4
etNzz 53:3
40.0
40.6
18.4
18.3 l:3 .28''
$33133 ,ffrr
ig1 ,
3260
3300
DYNA.GRO
SANDS
BENZE
sot27544R, 53.1
R2724RR : 5 3 0
396
39.6
gsg
18.4
19.4,
18"4
r:3 &
88llffi
$378.00 1 0 : .'$$r,,i
3470
3430
3480
,
,
KRUGEfi K-289+RR 52.9 39.5 l 18:5 $37000 10 31 3360
RENZE R2626BB 52,9 39I 1 8 4i $376.00 1.0 29 3320
KRUGEF K27ORR 52.3 40.1 i 1 8 . 4l $375o0 i,g , $3 3590
LATHAM 12635R , 51.4 4t 7 : 18,2, $37o.oo 1.5 i 32 3080
SANDS ' 51,0
sor2673Rft 40.2 18.2 $90+.oo 1.5 31 33m ,
SANDS sor2884RR 503 492 18.4, $36100 15 , 3 2 , 3300 ,
t Averageallentries 525 400 I 1 S 4 , $374.91 1,2 i rSlrir, 33S5 ]
J Dlfference
req.for sig.5% NS 0.6 NS. NS N.S- ,fi.8: 185
2 ThreeYearAvedgE
1 SAND.S sor?754RR55.4 40.1 l 18.9i *** 1.0 i 31 , sSzo
KRUGER : K:289+ RR 55.0 4011 i 19.0 $336.00 1.0 , 32, 3230
2 LATHAM 12646R 54S 40.5 18.9 $387.00 1.1' 30 3190
RENZE R2724RR 543 40,4 r8.9; gggz.00 0.9 , 31 . S33t ,
2 DYNA.CRO 3rN27 542: 401 r9.0 $380.00 1.1 31 3310 i
'I KRUGER l(-270
RR 53.6, 406 190 00
$380 1J 34 3490 i
3 LATHAM 12635R 52.6 41.1 18,7, $374.80 l.i l 33 3000 r
I Averageallentries, 54:3 404 18,9 gsez.s: 1.1 :37,,:,' s267 ,
3 DifferenCe
req.for sig.5olo N.S. 0.3 N.S. N-S. N.S. . r 1 ,: l , 130 i
3
r 3 conr from 2005. 6 oz of inoculate was used at planting with a 220,000 seedsper acre rate. This test averaged7O bt/a.
4
7
6 CULTURAL PRACTICES
7
5
Dixon: Rainfed. Crop history; 2005 corn. No fertilizer. Tillage: Plot was disked. Herbicide: The Roundup Ready test were treat-
1
3 ed with 16 ozla Roundup Original Max on June 2nd and 32 ozla Glystar Plus on lune 27th. Soil test: Nitrogen 9 ppm, Soil pH
1 1 .3, O. M. 4.2Va,Bray- 1 P 10 ppm , Potassium304 ppm.
2
3 Pierce: Center Pivot Irrigation. 2005 corn. Fertilizer: None. Herbicide: Roundup applied 40 oz sprayedtwice. Soil test: Nitrogen
2 5 ppm, Bray-l P 23 ppm, Potassium90 ppm.
trnel
Webster: Center Pivot Inigation. Crop history: Corn 2005, Fertilizer: Broadcast 100 lb/a Il-52-0. Herbicide: 24 ozla of Generic
nli
Glyphosateat 30 and 60 day after planting. Soil samples36 inch depth pH 6.8, Bray-1 P ppm 23,K 428 ppm, O.M.2.3Vo.

Clay: Gravity irrigated. Crop history: Herbicide: None. 27 ozla WeatherMax. Soil sample: pH 6.9, Bray-l P 16 ppm, K 400
lcJ
ppm,O.M.2.3Vo.

tcls
Howard: Gravity irrigated.Herbicide: Fertilizer: Insecticide:4.4 lb Force.Soil sample36 inch depth pH 5.2, Buffer pH 6.4,
Bray-l P 37 ppm, K 417 ppm, O.M.Va2.5.

Gage: Rainfed. Crop history: 2005 corn. No fertilizer applied. Herbicide: Roundup. Tillage program: notill. Soil test: Nitrogen
in sample2l4lbla,25.3 avgppm, pH 6.0, Buffer pH 6.6, Bray-l P 11 ppm, K 336 ppm, O.M.Vc2.7.
frLrr,'

e.l
onpage42
Continued
Seed Guide2007 Page 41
2':'07
 East Central Early Nlaturing SoybeanYariety Test
Saunders,Clay and FurnasCounties'2006
YIELD Plant Grain Grain Grain Bushel Plant
Brand Vailety AverageSaunders Glay FuInas Heighl Sceds Protein
Oil EPVA Weight Lodging Maturity
Bu/A BulA Bu/A lnches lLb LBIBU Montlr
KRUGER K-289+RR 72 70 80 o/ 37 2950 37.9 19.6 $551.43 55.5 5 1 0 6
DEKALBGenetics 25-51## 71 69 80 64 37 2820 37B 20.1 $542.62 55.1 3 9 2 9
SANDS sot 2754RR a1
70 77 6s 36 2860 38.1 19.4 $538.38 55.4 5 1 0 2
PIONEER 93M11 ## a1
66 BO 66 39 3050 38.7 19.6 $543.52 55.9 9 1 0 3
DYNA-GRO 37T26 7A 64 82 DJ 40 2510 39.5 192 $538.45 55.2 1 9 9 2 9
MIDLAND.PHILLIPS 277RR 69 66 67 40 2720 38.3 19.7 $532.83 55.1 8 9 2 9
NUPRIDE 8297RR 69 oi BO 66 39 2610 390 19.3 $529.84 ss"o 3 9 2 9
DYNA-GRO 31N27 6B 62 82 61 39 2710 37.9 19.5 $51737 555 3 1 0 3
LGSEEDS C3031Rfi 68 ol 79 66 45 2870 38.5 19.0 $51899 56.1 7 $ 6
MERSHMAN HOOVER 73ORR 68 65 t6 62 38 3210 39.3 18,9 $522.50 55.2 7 1 0 4
DYNA.GRO 37K92 68 57 79 67 45 2600 38.2 19.1 $513.66 55.9 9 1 0 6
KRUGER K.255RR 68 62 79 63 37 2850 392 19.2 $522.41 55.5 8 9 2 9
MIDLAND.PHILLIPS 3O7RS 6B ol 79 63 43 2910 38"9 19.2 $520.70 55.4 1 0 1 0 4
PRAIRIEBRAND PB-2825RR 6B 62 d t ol 39 2590 38.7 195 $52172 550 1 9 1 0 4
ASGROW AG24O3## 68 63 77 63 32 2820 38.1 20.1 $523.24 54.5 1 9 2 6
SANDS SOI2673RR 67 6?_ 77 64 39 2800 38.1 1S.8 $515.44 55.1 7 g 3 0
KRUGER K.259RR 67 80 b4 37 2720 38,3 19.5 $512.23 55.4 3 10 3,
NUPRIDF B365RR o/ ol 77 63 46 3230 39.0 18.5 $508.53 56.2 1 1 0 6
MIDLAND.PHILLIPS 296NRR 67 63 70 59 40 3200 39.4 19.1 $s14.87 55.4 6 1 0 4
KRUGER K-270 BR o l O J 77 ol 39 2760 39.2 193 $515.36 55.1 8 1 0 2
PRAIRIEBRAND PB.2643RR 67 66 73 61 37 2830 384 194 $508.7s 55.6 4 1 0 ?
RENZE R2887RRcn 66 60 /J 66 40 3010 384 19.3 $505.97 56.1 5 1 0 4
DYNA.GRO 36C28 66 60 75 OJ 40 3010 38.6 19.2 $503.35 56.2 7 t 0 4
SANDS sOr2675NRR 66 65 75 59 35 2840 3B.B 19"5 $508.64 54.9 4 9 2 8
NUPRIDE 8294RR 65 57 76 43 2840 39.2 19.2 $s0449 5s.1 1 0 1 0 4
DYNA.GRO 32C25 65 ol 77 35 2920 3B.B 19.3 $501.25 54.7 3 9 2 9
PRAIRIEBRAND PB-2636NRR 65 77 62 44 2910 38.4 19.5 $500:41 55.0 8 1 0 4
MERSHMAN CHEROKEE 729RR65 61 70 64 39 312A 394 19,1 $499.22 56.1 4 1 0 4
RENZE R2996RRcn 65 CY 74 61 39 3180 38,8 19"3 $495.43 55.1 5 r 0 2
MERSHMAN JTFFERSON 63ORR64 75 58 4A 3220 38.8 19.3 $488,01 55.6 3 1 0 3
SANDS sot 2884RR 64 56 76 59 38 2610 39.2 194 $491.31 55.1 1 4 1 0 4
STINE 2878 63 62 67 60 39 3020 39.5 18.9 $483.39 56.0 3 1 0 5
-7Q
DYNA.GRO 39J25 ol 56 56 37 2910 394 19.2 $475.65 s5.3 4 1 0 4
allentries
Average 67 oz 77 oz 39 2885 38.7 19.3 $514.24 55.4 7 1 0 2
req.forsig.5olo
Difference q
B 6 7 3 225 0.8 0.4 $42.54 0.7 N.S. 4

Saunders: Rainfed.Crop History: 2005 com. Herbicide: INTRRO 2.75 qtla,Roundup. Iilinge program:no-till.

Furnas: Pivot irrigated.No till into corn stalks.Crop history: 2005 corn. Fertilizer: none. Herbicide:Pre and Post emergence:
Two applicationsof Roundup at 32 ozla. Soil test:Water pH 1 .44, O"M. 2.45c/o.
It
Dawson: Gravity irrigatecl.Crop history: 2005 corn, Fertilizer: none. l{erbicide: Fre and Post emergence:I qt Glyphosatethree
times.Soil test:WaterpH 7 .41, O.M. 7.957o.
'l'illage
Dodge SCN: Rainf'ed.Crop history: 2005 corn. Herbicide: R.oundupUltra. program:conventional.
Soil test:Nitrogenin sample45lbla,4.2 avgppm, Soil p[{ 6.1, Lime needeci 4000 lb/a, O. M.2.6(b, Bray-l P ppnt 79,
P o t a s s i u rpnp m 3 6 5 .
!
Lincoln: Gravity irrigated.Crop history: 2005 corn, Fertilizer: rrone.Herbicide: Pre and Post ernergence:2.5 qt PursuitPlus and \
32 oz of Glystar.Soil test:WaterpH 1.3, O.M. 1.lVc. I

I
Scotts Bluff: Irigated: Sprinkler irrigation. Crop history: 2005. Fertilizer: none. Herbicide:Roundnp. I

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Plant Grain Gtain Grain BushelPlant
Uailety Average Gage Webster Height Seeds ProteinOil EPVA WeightLodgingMaturily
Bu/A BulA Bu/A Inches/Lb pct pct $/A Day
LB/BU Rating Month

SANDS SOI32O9NRR 62 CI 67 33 1440 39.1 19.1 $476.6957.8 9 2 9

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MIDLAND.PHILLIPS 325NRR 62 57 67 39 1200 39.0 $470.6258.0
RENZE R3386RRcn 62 55 69 34 1200 38I 193 $472.0957.5 9 3 0
WTLLCROSS RR2335N 61 58 64 3B 1240 39.1 18.8 $465.6657.7 9 2 8
KRUGER K-328RR 60 53 67 34 1070 39.5 19.1 $462.9957.0 9 2 7
NUPRIDE 8294RR 60 54 65 33 1160 39.7 19.5 $465.6657,1 2 9 2 3
WILLCROSS RR2326N 59 54 64 32 1120 40.5 190 $46255 57.8 1 9 2 7
oHLDE 0-3334 59 55 A? 1240 39.1 18.7 $446.7158.3 2 9 2 9
PRAIRIEBRAND PB-3436N8R 59 54 OJ 35 1280 37.8 19.2 $441.0957.9 2 10 1
SANDS SOI3432RR 59 53 o+ 32 1450 38.9 19.3 $448.9058.6 2 10 1
DYNA.GRO 36C28 58 51 65 JJ 1240 39.4 19.3 $45202 58.3 1 9 2 6
DYNA-GRO 37K32 58 51 65 34 1080 39.2 18.9 $444.0957.2 2 9 2 9
KRUGER K-289+RR 58 51 65 28 1100 40.4 1B.B $450.0757.0 1 9 2 8
OHLDE x-3141 58 53 63 36 1270 38.1 19.5 $440.8258.0 2 9 2 6
NUPRIDE 8317RR/STS 58 EA 62 32 1100 40.1 19.1 $451.0357.4 1 9 2 5
'1110 2 9 3 0
PRAIRIEBRAND PB-3123RR 58 50 65 34 39.2 19.1 $442.7557.1
RENZE R3115RR 57 3l o4 34 1090 39.8 1B.B $442.1756.8 2 9 2 9
DYNA-GBO 35D33 57 52 63 37 1180 39.4 18.8 $438.5458.1 2 9 2 8
MIDLAND-PHILLIPS 346NRR 57 54 60 Jd 1360 39.8 18.1 $433.7757,5 2 9 2 6
RENZE R3037SR 57 62 33 1100 40.5 190 $444.5756.4 2 9 2 4
MERSHMAN JEFFERSON63ORR57 cl 62 33 1240 40,4 19,4 $446.0657.1 2 9 2 5
DYNA-GRO 31N27 57 49 64 29 1110 40.1 18.8 $439.2257.1 2 o ? q

WILLCROSS RR2347N 57 62 36 1250 38.3 19.5 $430.5357.8 2 9 3 0

SANDS sot 3561RR 56 4B 64 34 1290 39.5 18I $431.4456.9 1 9 2 9
MIDLAND-PHILLIPS 347NRR 56 52 60 34 1290 38.1 18I $421.3057.7 2 10 1
MERSHMAN HOOVER 73ORR 56 49 63 30 1220 41,1 18.6 $438.2657.9 2 9 3 0
OHLDE x-3595 56 cl 60 38 1300 39.s 18.3 $423.1457,7 2 9 2 9
PIONEER 93M11 ## 56 60 AA 1260 39.2 20.1 $43528 57.5 1 9 2 6
MERSHMAN CHEROKEE 729RR 55 1240 40J 18.9 .82 58.8
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2004- 2006
QRAIN BUSHEL GRAIN GRAIN PTANT PLANT GRAIN
BRANO VARIETY YIELD WEIGHT PROTEIN
OIL EruA LODGINGHEIGHTSEED MATURITY
BU/A LB/BI,! PgT PgT $/A RATING INCHESILB MO DAY
TwoYeaAverage
RENZE R3386RRcn 66.6 56.2 39.6 19.0 $474.00 1.6 38 3140 I 27
KRUGER K.328
RR 65,4 56.1 39.2 19.1 $463.001.5 38 2790 I 23
wtllcRoss RR2335N 65.1 56.3 39.9 18.7 $464.001.7 37 3030 I 26
OHLDE 0-3334 64.3 56.7 39.8 18.6 $4s5.001.9 39 3030 I 26
DYNA-GRO 37K32 64.0 56.2 39.1 19.3 $453.00 1.8 38 2770 I 24
PRAIRIEBRAND PB-3123RR 63.8 56.0 39.0 1 93 $4s2.001.7 39 2760 S 24
RENZE R3115RR 63.4 55.8 39.5 1 91 $450.001.6 38 2710 I 24
DYNA-GRo 31N27 61I 55.9 39.7 19.1 $ 4 4 1 . 0 01 . 5 3'l 2870 I 23
MERSHMAN 63ORR 60.0
JEFFERSON 55,7 40.2 19.5 $435.002,1 34 3040 I 21
allentries
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req.forsig.50lo
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DYNA.GRO 37K32 62.7 56.1 39.7 19.6 $44000 1 5 38 2850 I 21
KRUGEB K.328RR 62,4 55.8 39.7 196 $438.001.3 37 2800 9 21
PRAIRIEBRAND PB-3123RR 6 24 s5.9 3 95 19.6 $437.001.4 37 2820 I 22
WILLCROSS RR2335N 60.4 56.4 40.6 19.0 $426.001.7 37 3100 I 24
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allentries 62.0 56.1 39.9 19.5 $43525 1,5 37 2893 I 22
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Gageand WebsterCounties- 2006
- YIEID Plant Grain Grain Grain Bushel Plant
variety @irfiirt seedsprorein
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Bu/A Bu/A Bu/A _!r,'q" /Lb pct prr $/A LB/BU Rating Month Day
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|!NZE 61 67 38 1.180 39.4 18.7 $489.60 57.9 2 1 0
sTlrlE 3596 64 57 70 ar
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63 58 69 36 1170 38.0 19.6 $481.58 58,0
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KRUGER 1280 40.2 17.s $467.11 57.2 1 9 30
K.382-BR/SCN61 oo 63 34 1140 39.0 19.6
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ii 6i ;i iizo 37.7 1e.3 $457.82 57.5 2 1 0
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60 61 36 13e0 37.7 1s.2 $45s.34 56.6 2 1 0
y_En9[M4l,l MoNR-0E735RR 61 57 64 35 1340 37.1
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64 3s jB.1 $453.44 58.3 1 1 0
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B377RR/STS s9 55 63 39 1230 38.2 19.1
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2004- 2006
GRAIN BUSHEL GRAIN GRAIN PLANT PLANT GRAIN
YIELD WEIGHT PROTEINOIL HEIGHT SEED
LODGING MATURITY

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636RR 696 55.7 38.2 19,7 $490.00 1,9 35 2760 s 27
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.iNZF R3726RR 69.1 56.2 38.9 IY.J $489.00 1.6 34 2780 I LI

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TBAIRIE PB.3785NRR 67.9 56.1 40.7 17.9 $481.00 1,3 37 2880 I
BRAND 9 26
]RAIRIE PB-39O5RR 66.7 55.5 38.7 19.5 $473.00 1.6 33 2510
BRAND I 27
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65.4 56.7 39.7 18.7 $46400 2.0 36 3030 I 26
]YNA-GRO 35D33 27
366NRS 64.4 55.9 38.8 18,9 $451.00 2.0 38 3030 9
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SIINE 3528 64.0 55.5 38,5 19.7 $4s4.00 1.7 33 262A
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(RUGER RR/SCN 59.5 55.0 39.8 20.0 $423.00 1.5 32 2050 I 23
K-355 24
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YIELD Plant Grain Grain Grain Bushel Plant
Vadety Height Seeds Protein oil EPVA Weighl Lodging
@ LblBu Rating
Bu/A Bu/A Bu/A lnches /Lb Pct Pct $/A
KRUGER K.234RR 71 69 74 39 2790 38.3 194 $542.21 54.4
DYNA-GRO 31N27 71 71 71 40 2870 37.7 19.7 $539.34 55.3
BRAND
PRAIRIE PB-2B25RR 71 71 72 43 2600 38.7 19.4 $546.76 54.4
KRUGER K-259RR 71 70 72 40 3020 38.1 19.3 $536.05 55.3
35P29 71 71 71 Atr 2890 39.3 18.9 $543.04 54.7 2
DYNA.GRO 2
DYNA.GRO 37T26 71 72 7A AR 2680 38.5 19.1 $539.44 54.7
71 72 70 48 2760 38.5 19.1 $534.06 55.2 2
DYNA.GRO 37K32
K-289+RR 71 66 75 A'l 2890 37.9 191 $53409 54.9
KRUGER
BRAND
PRAIRIE PB-2643RR 7A 71 70 40 2910 37.8 19.3 $529.33 55.3
RENZE R2645RR 70 66 74 44 2490 394 19.1 $540.01 550
STINE 3s9B 70 67 73 46 2930 39.1 19.1 $537.11 55.5
BRAND
PRAIRIE 23RR
PB-31 70 71 6S 46 1990 38,4 19.0 $52612 55.1
FARM ADVANTAGE 7356N 69 69 69 AE 2760 387 18.9 $522.99 54.9
DYNA.GRO 36C28 69 65 72 AA 3040 38.6 19.1 $522.50 55.4
PB-2636NRR 6B 68 68 49 2750 37.4 19,7 $515.55 54.4 2
BRAND
PRAIRIE 1
KRUGFR K-266RR 68 64 71 39 2810 39.7 19.0 $522.35 55.4
K-270RR 68 67 68 46 2930 38.0 194 $516.93 54.5 2
KRUGER 1
STINE 3228 68 68 67 40 2670 38.5 19.1 $514.01 54.5
K-255RR 67 61 73 42 3010 39.1 18.5 $511.86 54.7 2
KRUGER
LGSEEDS C35OORR 67 68 66 4B 3000 38.7 189 $506.81 54.6
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DYNA-GRO 32C25 67 62 72 A1 3170 39.3 $513.12 54.6
STINE 3596 67 64 69 44 3020 37.8 19.0 $499.42 55,2
DYNA-GRO 35D33 66 65 68 46 3010 39.2 18.3 $500.47 55.6
RENZE R2887RRcn 65 62 68 42 3050 38.2 19.0 $493.07 55.5
KRIJGER K-328RR 65 61 70 2860 38.2 19.1 $494.49 55.2
37J34 65 66 63 47 2950 38.9 18.9 $48923 550
DYNA.GRO
DYNA-GRO 39J25 61 62 60 39 3000 38.8 19.3 $468.55 54.6
allentries
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DYNAGRO $7.81
35P29 27 56 32 3081 42.0 18.7
DYNA-ORO $7.98 Y 29
36C28 23 55 36 2974 41.0 18.5
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JJ 3028 39.6 18.0
DYNA.GRO $7.58 10
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sx06530 18 54 JI 3244 41.8 18.0
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sx06927 25 EA
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K.275RR/SN 24 EA
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K-283RR/SN 26 56 35 3069 40.6 18.4
KRUGER $7.78 10 2
K-287RR/SCN 23 55 36 2801 41.2 18.7 o
KRUGER $7.90 30
K-292RR/SCN2g 55 32 2723 42.2 18.7 $8.01 I 30
KRUGER K-315RR/SCN25 55 37 3181 41.2 18.1
KRUGER $7.76 10 4
K-333RRiSCN22 56 33 2735 40.3 18.6 't0
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KRUGER K-340RR/SCN 23 s6 32 2952 41.2 18.5 $7.82 10
KRUOER K.341RR/SCN23 56 32 2952 41.2 18.5 $7.82 10
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2833 40.8 18.4 $7.76 10 q
KRUGER K-363RR/SCN15 55 3146
JO 40,6 18.1 $7.70 10 ,A
KRUGER K-382RRTSCN25 66 35 3056 41.1 18.6 $7.83 10 A

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LATHAM E3258R 26 55 g2 2779 40.6 18.4 $7.76 10 b
LATI{AM 12884R 28 55 35 2781 41.7 18.5 0
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12987R 25 57 33 2833 41.8 18.8 s7 07
MIDLAIID-PHILLIPS 30
296NRR 25 56 32 3025 42.0 18.4 $7.95 I 29
MIDLAND.PHILLIPS327NRR 25 56 37 3098 40.1 '18.8
$7.80 10 2
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2390
at 40,7 18.9 $366.84 56.3
DYNA.GRO 32C25 4C 22 68 2830
JO 44.2 18.6 $346.04 55.4
DYNA.GRO 35C23 44 39 2920
IJ
40.0 19.4 $339.99 56.3
DYNA-GRO 36D24 4A od 2800
IZ JV 40.8 18.9 $315.56 56.5
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DYNA-GRO 39J25 34 0 68 40 2730 40.4 18.5 $526.03 55.2
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B Clay +o,ser -98.140
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NDSW0481. 59 60.6 28 15
NDSWO43O 59 62.6 27 tc
MT0415 58 62.0 ZI tc
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cA905-751 55 58.7 23 20
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sD3851 54 63.5 30 14
MN03306-1 54
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2375 53 61.9 26
PT436 52 6 1. 1 31 15
cA902-704 50 oJ.4 25 20
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Dryland -- 2003Seeding
TONS/ACRE-
DRYMATTER
2004' 2005' 3-year
Entry Total Total Tolal
Released Gultivars
Phirst 5.93 5.42 3.34 1.57 1.04 5.98 17.28
Jade ll 5.73 c.4| 3.40 1 . 6 4 0.89 5.94 17.15
1 . 3 8 0.95 6.02 17.12 tru
Journey Brand
204 5.81 5.21 3.69
54Q25 5.75 5.68 3.02 1 . 5 4 1.07 17,05 !4
: !
Hybriforce-420/Wet 5.86 AtrA 3.09 1.57 1.00 5.65 17.02
1 . 0 1 5.63 16.94 \.ta-
Prolific 5.71 5.69 3.25 1.40
'1.49 0.90 16.83
6530 5.79 5.38 3.36
Goldleaf 5.92 J.IY 3.12 t.cJ 0.86 5.50 16.72
DKA33-16 5.89 5.39 3.12 1.45 0.93 5.52 16.71
wL 357HQ 5.62 5.69 2.66 1.68 0.97 5.31 16.69
Wrangler 5.43 5.61 J.C4 1.35 0.85 5.71 16.68
l"-j
A 30-06 5.67 5.48 3.17 0.89 5.60 16.68
't.51 0.97 5.33 16.59
; l

Maximizer 5.62 5.55 2.80

54V46 5.66 3.07 1.59 0.95 5.63 16.51
Vernal 5.40 3.59 1.17 0,89 5.65 16.38
'!6.37
Masterpiece 5.72 5.21 3.05 1.54 0.90 5.46
Arapaho 5.63 5.27 2.84 t.cu 0.95 5.28 16.22
GH711 5.77 5.30 2.80 1.49 0.83 5.14 16.21
wL 319H0 5.86 5.39 2.57 1.42 0.83 4.86 16.'t7 :y
6400HT 5.39 5.24 3"25 1.48 0.79 5.52 16.12
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Trump ll 5.64 5.21 2.93 1.34 0.88 c.to 16.12
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Notice ll 5.42 C.JU J.UO 1 q l 0.97 5.47 j{'

Power 4.2 5.49 5.41 2.55 1.46 0.97 4.96 15.85

2.76 1.61 0.95 5.30 15.78 E{
DKA50-18 5.22 5.30
Strains ]S
Experimental
Americas AltallaZ-1 5.28 5.26 J.UJ t.cJ 0.87 5.40 15.89 ]S
Americas AllaltaZ-Z 5.32 5.03 2.84 1.27 0.86 4.97 15.39 rs
GG201 4.06 4.70 2.94 1.34 0.82 5.09 13.85 ]S
Experiment mean 5.58 5.35 3.07 1.48 0.92 5.46 16.39 E{
CV(o/o) 6.14 6.45 10.23 10.26 9.31 6.92 3.80
MCV1o7o; 8.59 9.03 14.39 14.44 13.11 9.74 5.35
f,t(
LSD(0.05) 0.48 0,48 0.44 0.21 0.12 0.53 0.88
0.52 iS
LSD(0,25) 0.28 0.28 0.26 0.13 0.07 0.31
38.66 41.70 44.52 45.86 25.52 iS
LSn1o7o; 25.63 48.89
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fromspatial analysis
statistical for mixedmodels. tS
Therefore, totalswillnotbethearithmetic
yearor multiple-year sumof individual cutsor years,
respectively.
'=3 cuts
DESIGN: Randomize block PLOT 5 rows3' by15'
SIZE:
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S0lL TYPE: Moody silty
claYloam REPS:4 s
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2006Alfalfa Variety Trials are seededeverythird year on a cyclical basisat the

Test NortheastResearchand ExtensionCenter near Concord,

at the PanhandleResearchand Extension Center near
Concord, Dixon Countyo Scottsbluff, and in the Platte Valley in Dawson County'
Haskell Agricultural Plots are sprinkler irrigated at the Panhandleand East
Centralsites.Northeastand DawsonCounty sitesare rain-
Laboratory fed only althoughthere is substantialnatural subirrigation
Dryland -- 2006Seeding at DawsonCounty sites.

DryMatterTons/Acre* Herbicidesusually are used at establishmentbut only

, 2006 rarely thereafter.Plots arefertilized accordingto UNL rec-
Entryl 24-Aug ommendationsand generallyonly require phosphorus.
Released Cultivarc Harvest managementof alfalfa in East Central and
A 444A ' 1.52
Panhandleplots generallyis relatively intensiveas would
Marinerlll. 1.39
be usedto achievehigh quality forage,usually receiving5
GHV27 1.g7
and 4 annual cuttings, respectively.Dawson County and
Genoa' 1.36
Northeast alfalta plots are harvestedless intensively for
Ameristand 407T0 1.36
more moderatequality alfalfa, often receiving4 and 3 cut-
Wrangler 1.30
tings,respectively.
DKA41.1BRR 1.29
54V46 1.29 Trials are harvestedfor yield comparisonsduring the
4A421 1.23 seedingyear when weedsor other factors would not bias
L 447HD 1.21 the results.Three full harvestyears of yield comparisons
wl_343H0 1.19 are gatheredwhen possibleafter the seedingyear.
WL355RR 1.17
Hybri+42'l 1.17
FSG406 1.16
1.15 Why pay more when You ean buY
53030
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Vernal 1. 1 1
4G418RR 1.05 "N seed com as low
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Experiment mean 1.27
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Cv(o/o) 23.32 "B?98:#"ffi
McV(vo) 32.66 r.T,*1T18
LSE(0.05) 0.41 C0rnB0rer,
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drill PLANTING DATE: 5-9-06
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Irrisated -- 2AA4Seedins
DrvMatterTons/Acre'
Seeding
Yeari 2005' 2-yeat
Tolal Total 16-Mav 14-Jun 20-0ct Tolal Toial
ReleasedCultivars
54V46 4.42 10.03 2.68 2.08 1.62 2.84 1.22 10.51 20.60
FSG 4OBDP A A A
9.96 2.87 2.00 1.55 2.78 1.19 10.38 20.28
54025 4.50 9.80 2.73 2.04 1.60 2.75 1^21 10.22 20.07
FSG 351 4.61 9.94 2.64 1.87 { E l
2.85 t.zl 10.08 20.02
Jadelll 4.70 9.84 2.55 1.88 1.38 2^66 1.14 9.66 19.47
6530 4.56 9.54 2.62 1,91 1.54 2.44 1.22 o71 19.34
6400HT 4.OO s.36 2.64 1.88 1.45 2.82 1.14 9.82 19.12
Hybriforce-420lWet 4.79 9.28 2.59 1,93 1.54 2.63 1.18 9.87 19.06
WL335HO 4.35 8.98 2.73 1.87 1.49 2.65 1.'t9 10.03 19.03
'r.79 1.02 9.68 18.85
Vernal 4.56 9.33 2.71 1.38 2.82
54H91 4.61 9.42 2.64 1.58 1.29 2.61 1.17 9.29 18.59
Wrangler 4.52 8.69 2.67 1.77 1.36 2.76 1. 1 0 9.61 18.29
Experimental
Strains
ZGO34OA 4.66 9.37 2.60 1.94 1.51 2.65 1.15 9.86 1 9 .91
ZG0341A 4.05 V.IJ 2.63 1.94 1.42 2.65 1. 1 1 9.74 19.01
Experimentmean 4.53 9.48 2.67 1.91 1.49 2.71 1.17 s.93 19.39
CV10701 8.00 6.77 6.23 8.90 10.50 6.72 6.87 4.26 4.51
MCV(o/o) 11.43 9.67 8.81 12,58 14.86 9.50 9.72 6.02 6.38
LSD(0.05) 0,52 0.92 0.23 0.24 0.22 0.26 0.11 0,60 1.24
LSD (0.25) 0.30 0.54 0.14 0.14 0.13 0.15 0.07 0.35 0.72
LSn1o7o; 70.10 68.40 72.12 43.03 57.92 63.53 55.39 49.00 53.52 Erp
. Variety
meansareLSMEANS derived fromspatialvariability
statistical formixedmodels.
analysis
yearor multiple-year
Therefore, totalswillnotbethearithmetic cutsor years,
sumof individual respectively. -:'
'=3 cuts
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'=5
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Irrigated -- 2005Seeding
DrvMalterTons/Acre*

Entrv 25-May 29-Jun 03'Aug 01-SeP

ReleasedCullivars
isc 505 2.04 1.81 1.58 1.31 0.75 7.59
54V46 2.05 1.85 1.59 1.30 0.78 7.57
Integrity 2.02 1.97 1.52 1,24 0.69 7.52
WL357HO 1.89 1.82 1.61 1.33 0.78 7,47
[/leadowlark 2.00 1.88 1.56 1.24 0.72 7.36
FSG 351 2.16 1.72 1.50 1.26 4.74 7.35
Hybri+42'l 1.82 1.75 1,58 1.34 0.78 7.25
-71
6400HT 1.97 1.76 1.53 1.24 n 7.25
'1.54 1.25 0.72 7.24
OCJU 1.93 1.80
Escalade 1.88 1.83 1.61 1.24 0.72 7.22
Marvel 1.74 1.92 1 . 6 3 1.17 u./I 7.18
A-4440 1 0 R 1.88 1.47 1.22 0.66 7.15
Rebound 5.0 1.69 1.89 1.64 1.17 0.77 7.08
FSG 4O8DP 1.85 1,83 1.46 1.17 0.69 7.04
Profast 1 . 7 4 1.83 1 , 5 3 1.17 0.75 b.vJ
'1.13 0.70
Wrangler t ./ o 1.62 1.46 o ./ J
-71 "1 0.66 6,59
54H91 1
t . l I 1.60 1.53 .1'1
Vernal 1.65 1.65 1.37 1.15 0.62 6.50
ExperimenlalStrains
msSunstra 507 2.14 1.87 1.67 1.31 0.72 7.57
AA112E 1.96 1.84 1.54 1.24 4.77
AA104E 1.80 1.86 1.61 1.26 0.76 7.40
AA109E 2.03 1.88 1 . 5 3 1 . 2 8 0.72 7.38
msSunstra 505 1.88 1.86 1.60 1.33 0.70 /.JJ

msSunstra 506 t.oo 1.87 1.62 1.34 0.71 7.29

DS204Hyb 1 . 8 4 1 . 8 6 1 . 5 4 1 . 2 1 4.74 7.23
0K169Syn3 1.58 1.80 1.56 1 . 2 3 0.71 7.01
Experiment mean 1.88 1.82 1.55 1.24 9.72 7.22
CV(o/o) 12.54 9.63 9.27 9.70 9.28 5.15
[\4CV(o/o) 17.55 13.48 12.97 13.59 12,99 7.20
LSD(0.05) 0.33 0.24 0.20 4.17 0.09 0.52
LSD(0.25) 0.19 0.14 0.12 0.10 0.06 0.31
LSR(ryb) 57;19 65.37 68.20 71.34 58.01 47.63
- Variety
means areLSMEANS derived variabilily
fromspatial statistical formixedmodels.
analysis
Therefore,yearor multiple-year totalswillnotbethearithmetic cutsor years,
sumof individual respectively.
DESIGN: Randomized block PL0T 5 rows3' by12'
SIZE:
METH0D 0FSEEDING: Carter conedrili PLANTING DATE: 8-2005
S0lLTYPE: CretesiltloamREPS: 4
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Entry
54V46 1.52
Vernal 2.62 1.15 5.32
Hybri+421 2.39 1.14 5.29
1.74 2.47 1. 1 0
L 447HD 1.47 5.28
WL355RR L C I 1.20 5.20
1.58 2.47 1,11
Wrangler 1.59 5.16
4G418RR 2.35 1.11 5.06
1.50 2.39 1.12
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lll 5.00
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53030 2.25 1. 1 1 4.96 irtry
1.52 2.26 1.09
WL343H0 1.48 4.94 tele
FSG406 2.28 1.06 4.80
1.59 2.06 1. 1 0
Experimenlal
Skains 4.75
45419 1.68 -:_
mssunsrra-6ol 2.s2 1.16 5.34 ...'
1.ii i.ii 1.06
msSu.nstra-602 1.St .t 5.31
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I 53 2.60 l i *

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cv 10101 2.14 0.74 4.44
T.s1 5.66 T.g1
Mcv(Eo) 11.s7 4.04
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ExtensionCenter
Irrigated -' 2004Seeding
TONS/ACRE-
DRYMATTER
2-year
Year'
Seeding 2005"
31-Jul Total
Entry Total Total
Released Cultivars 21.54
1'1.58 3.24 2.45 2.46 1.75 9,82
wL 357H0 3.79 9.71 21.16
11.44 3.30 2.26 2.39 1.69
54V46 3.65 9.08 20.21
3.92 1 1
. 1 1 3.08 2,20 2.21 t . oI
FSG 351 2 . 1 4 1.80 9.37 20.17
6530 3.80 10.88 3.22 t . l c
3.12 2.11 2.18 1.7CI 9,13 20.15
wL 335H0 3.53 10,99 20.10
11.36 3.25 2.05 2.22 1.29 8.79
FSG 408Dp 3.99 9.12 20.09
3'96 10.97 3 . 1 4 2 . 1 5 2.24 1.67
Jadelll 2.27
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9.16 20.09
Hybriforce-420lWet 3'91 10.86 3 . 1 6 z.vb
3.15 2.01 2.21 1.69 9.05 19.97
54025 3.87 10.80 19.69
10.41 3.23 2.21 2.25 1.63 9.28
WL3j9 H0 3.80 8.98 19.68
10.71 2.98 2.07 2.24 1.71
Masterpiece 3.88 9.03 19.51
10.60 3.22 1 . 9 4 2 . 1 5 1.61
6400HT 3.89 8.19 18.16
3.64 10.02 2.72 1 . 8 2 2.02 1.61
Wrangler 1 . 9 9 1.34 8.02 17.69
Vernal 3'67 9.70 2.88 1 . 8 6
Experimental Sttains 1.74 9.93 22.12
3.84 12.04 3'36 2'4A 2'44
41M13.1 2'30 144 9.48 21.36
;.oi 11.84 3'24 2'22
51M143 2 35 1.62 9.42 20.46
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Irrigated -- 2004Seeding
DRYMAfiERMNS/ACRE-
Seeding
Yearl2005' 2006 2-year
Total 30-May 30-Jun 31-Jul 05.Sep Total Total 'lol

WL357HQ 3.79 11.58 3.24 2.45 2.46 1.75 9.82 21.54

54V46 3.65 11.44 3.30 2.26 2.39 1.69 s.71 21.16
FSG351 3.92 1 1. 1 1 3.08 2.20 2.21 1.61 9.08 20.21
6530 3.80 10.88 3.22 2.12 2.14 1.80 9.37 20.17
WL335HO 3.53 10.99 3.12 2.11 2.18 1.m 9.13 20.15
FSG408DP 3.99 11.36 3.25 2.05 2.22 1.29 8.79 20.10
Jadelll 3.96 10.97 J. t4 2.15 2.24 1.67 9.12 20.09
Hybriforce-42O/Wet3.91 10.86 3.16 2.06 2.27 l.oc 9.16 20.09
54Q25 3.87 10.80 3.15 2.01 2.21 1.69 9.05 19.97
WL319HQ 3.80. 10.41 3.23 2.21 2.25 1.63 9.28 19.69
Masterpiece 3.88 10.71 2.98 2.07 2.24 1.71 8.98 19.68
6400HT 3.89 10.60 3.22 1.94 2.15 1.61 9.03 19.51
Wrangler 3.64 10.02 2.72 1.82 2.02 1.61 8.19 't8.16
Vernal 3.67 9.70 2.88 1.86 1.99 1.34 8.02 17.69
ExperimentalStrains
41M131 3.84 12.04 J.JO 2.40 2.44 1.74 9.93 22.12
51M't43 4.01 11.84 3.24 2.22 230 1.65 9.48 21.36
44421 3.68 11.09 3.15 2.25 2.35 1.62 9.42 20.46
Experiment mean 3.81 10.96 3.14 2.13 2.24 1.63 9.15 20.13
CV(o/o) 5.37 4.33 8.56 10.63 14.68 17.40 8.97 5.36
MCV(o/o) 7.64 6.15 12.05 14.96 20.66 24.48 12.63 7.54
LSD(0.05) 0.29 0.67 0.38 0.32 0.46 0.40 1.'t6 1.52 Va.i
LSD(0.25) 0.17 0.39 0.22 0.19 0.27 0.24 0.68 0.89
LSR(o/o) 59.95 28.84 59.41 97,66 78.39 60.47 34.26
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 2006ProsoMillet Trials
This is the fourth yearin which experimentalwaxy lineshavebeentestedalo-ngwith the commonmillet vari-
eties.ieveral of tttesewa*y lines haveexhibitedyrgldlgmnarable to the checksfor two yearsrunning. Plateauis
oneof these,Releaseis pending.It wastestedas 172-2-9.

What is 'Waxy'?
Most starch(in wheat,corn,barley,etc) is composedof around75Voartrylopectin and25% amylose.rMaxy
"-.tr ir "5*tiatty amylose free.wtrai ooesthis mean?Well, waxy starghhasmany.applications andindus-
Tjo.od
Whereas
trial use,but for pioso ii meansthat the cookedproductis sticky andeasilygatenwith chopsticks. most '
orosois oo* or"^din birdseedproduction,or foianimal feed,we hopethat the introductionof lineswith the waxy
i*it ttur the potentialto expandthe marketfor prosoashumanfood, primarily for exportto Asianmarkets.

Ptot Techniques
trials wereplantedin 2006.Drylandffi_alswerenlanpq at the.Universityof NebraskaHigh
Five proso^variety
plainsAgricuitural Lab nearSidney,NE; at the University of Wyoming SAneC shtion nearLin-SI9,WY; ry lhe
udnn c"rnt ut Greatplains nesearCtrCenternearAkron, Co, an{ 1:T-Y"11,.SouthDakota.An irigated trial was
plantedat the panhandleResearch& ExtensionCenterat Scottsbluff;Netraska. Due to the severedrougtt, the
fuyomingtrial did not emerge.
plots wereseededwith smallplot drills, in variousconfigurationsaccordingrtothe.equiqment ul]ilubF at that
location:Drylandplots wereseededat the rateof 15 lbs/acrelFourreplications were plantedat each location.

Location Planting Date Harvest Date

Akron, CO June15 Oct.3
Scottsbluff,NE June28 Sept.6
Sidney,NE May 29 August31- September14 dependingon maturity

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Recentgrain sorghumacreageand yields for Nebraskawere asfollows:
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1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2W4 2005 2ffi6 A
Yield bu/a 83.0 98.0 89.0 73.0 84.0 49.0 62.0 81.0 85.0 80.0 o.
Acres Harvested(fi)0) 800 700 450 470 450 310 500 4t5 250 260

The November 2006 sorghum production is estimated at 20.8 million bushels, dovm 4 percent from last year. Harvested acres are up 4
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percent from a year ago. Yields are ixpected to average 80 bushels per acre, up 7 bushel from last year, fhe following are the slatewide grow- t{
ing conditions for grain sorghum. By June 11, sorghum was 72Voemerged.This is ahead of last year's 67 and the averageof 65. By July 9,
sorghum condition declined and rated 3Vo very poot, ll%o poor,33% fatr,48Vo g:od and^5%o excellent, which is below last year. The August
13 ieport showed grain sorghum conditions improved and rated 5Vovery poor, 13 poor, 34 tatr,39 good, and 9 excellent, which is still below
last year. Eighty-three percent of the sorghum planted was headed. This is near last year's 84 and ahead of the 74 average. Nine percent of the
sorgirutn ptanted was turning color ahead of last year's 5 and 7 average.By September 17, sorghum condition rated 5Vovery poor, 70Vopoor,
3lqo fak,lgqo good, and l5% excellent, below last year. Fields were showing color on 94Voof the acreage,even with last year, but ahead of I
the 84 average.-Twenty-twopercent was mahre, behind last year's 26 and averageof 27. By October 15, sorghum cogdition was tatpd 4Vo
very poor, 9% poor,zbE" ta:f. 42Vo good, and l77o excellent. Ninety-five percent was man{e; even with last year and'near the average^of 94. I
Grain sorghurnharvest was 29Vocompleted, behind the 39'of last liear and averageof 38. Hard freeze should promote the dry down of late
heads. November 19, sorghum harvest was 98Vo complete and near the 94 average a

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Locations oftials are shown on the niap':(Page 7O). Names of cooperators are shown in Table A. Entrants and entries are shown in Tables !r
B and C, respectively. t
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were treated wtth C5ncepf Seeding was acComplished withlcone or air units mounted on-commonly used row planters. Two-1e'sv'O14-row
plots, 20 to 30 feet long were used.

Data on one-half bloom were obtained at tlnee of the sites by visiting plots on alternate days during the flowering period. Grain moisture
determinations were made at harvest at a time when differences between entries were relatively high. This gives an indlcation of relative grain
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Maturity of a hybrid is an important consideration
decreasingyields' Maturity of a hybrid was recorded
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in its adaptation to a given location. Entries were
listed in data tables in order of
o"yr ". o"y, from planting to half bloom. variations
*irt those having similar maturiries.
and othi:r factors are found in each test area. This
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required for significance is given in each tubl". iave rittre meaning. A statisticarmeasureof differences
tto.".ol3*;r1;"o*p","a at the 5 percent levels of significance. At the5vo revel
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averageperformanceof hybridsincludedin trials over. .t"u in TableD. All testsweremachineharvestedrhis year.
a three-ye* p"rioJ i, shownin ruur" B. rt i, jaia indicates The
growingconditionson the characters measured'stalk lodgingi"," i*jr"r"o.d only for experiments the effectof seisonal
wereobserved. wheredifferentialsamonghybrids
Southeast
Twenty-three entrieswereplantedat two locationsin GageandSaline
stubbleon June9' Averagefor all entrieswas 110buia. County.The Gagecounty testwasplantedno-till into
This tJrt t"ur pi*t.Jin tt " samefield asthe Southeast wheat
Abovenormalrainfall duringthe season.The average Drylandcorn Hybrid trial.
for all corn"rd;;;; 150b'/a. rhe salinecounty Grain SorghumTestwasplanted
June9' no-till into soybeanstubble'Averageror atientries
was99 bu/a.rne-corn Hybrid trial averagefor all corn
entrieswas l52bula.
South Central
clay county irrigatedhad 13 entriesandNuckolls.county
rainfedplotshad 17 entries.Both hadfour replications,
wide' Plotswereharvested usingthe centertwo t4, four rows 30 inches
center'The averageyield for the inigatedplot was 155Jl" 1r"g"r"J pi"t';J g.uuityirrigationandwasiocatedar rheSCAL nearcray
bu/a.fhe uuoug" -oir,u re wasl7.gvo.Thisplot was
moisture'Nuckollscounty rainfedte-staverage.";gh;;;;id;r-i#ilr..i"e ridgeplantedwith goodsoil
averagemoisturewas20.2vo.

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rotation.Fertilizer:120lb N. Herbicide:.66 oz permit.
depthsample68lb/a'6'3 avgppm,soil pH +.s,il-" Insecticide:None..Nitrogen
in
needed7,000lb/a,o.M. 2.5vo,Bray-1 p ppm, 11Low r ppm,413vHI.
clay(gravityirrigated): crophistory.Fertilizer: Broadcasrl00lb/aof 11,52-0.inJanuary,of2006,Apptied150
lbN/aAnhydrous
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2004. Fertilizer: Broadcast 100 lbr,aas 32-0-0, g gal
Herbicide: 8 ozla of generic glyphosate * 's pt of 10-34-0 in row at planting.
ot zi-o(6 lb/gat) "r o*ra"*", s ,iii"^rtT.i qj" .ii"l."p II Magnum after planting.
Nitrogen in deprh sanpte 261bta. Soil pH s.i, t-i# p ;;';p
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Yield Days Bushel Plant Head Seeds
Average Gage Saline lo weight height exse{ion per
bu/a bu/a bu/a bloom lb/bu inches inches poUnd
OHLDE x-575 128.8 138.5 l t Y .I 63 62.8 17900
ASGROW A567 123.7 126.7 120.6 04 60.4 50 14100
DEKALB Genetics DKS54-00 115.4 124.5 106.3 oo 60.0 14200
DEKALB GENETICS DKS53-11 115.0 125.6 104.3 65 ot.,J 50 13600
AA__. UNL30lO 114.9 126.0 103.7 64 59.7 53 15700
AA... Hybrid101 112.5 117.5 107.5 62 60.9 58 16100
DEKALB Genctics DKS37-07 111.4 121.7 101.1 62 6 1. 1 49 17200
OHLDE 0-595 111.4 120.9 10'1.8 65 62.6 cl 16600
AA---,- UNL3O14 104.9 112.2 97.6 63 60.1 66 13400
DEKALB Genetics DKS42-20 104.7 95,5 113.9 ot 61.9 49 16100
AA----- UNL3O36 102.8 112.9 92.7 65 61.4 57 13700
TRIUMPH TR463 101.9 107.4 96.3 AA 60.4 47 17800
AA----- UNL3OO6 101
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DEKALB Genelics DKS36-16 101.0 106.7 95.2 62 61.6 r+.) 15300
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MYCOGEN 697-C 99.9 96.7 bb

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HOEGEMEYER s-671## 98.0 95.8 100.2 65 61.2 50 15800
OHLDE 0-525 95.5 92,5 98.4 ol 59,6 46 16900
OHLDE 0-567 93.8 104,5 83.0 65 60.2 45 16700
AA----- UNL3O16 93.7 93.6 o4 58.9 17000
AA-., Hybrid102 90.9 95.0 86.8 62.3 53 18000
AA----- UNL3OO3 89.5 91.3 87.6 OJ 58.4 14900
AA... Hybrid103 89.5 92.4 86.5 oo ot./ E6 17404
Averageallentries 104.3 109.2 99.4 64 60.8 16013
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Average performance at 2006Grain SorghumPlots
eachtest locatior - 2006 Latitude Longitude
Gounty/Location
Gage 40.32832 -96.70976
Saline 40.48147 -97.10531
Grain Grain Planting Plant Test Clay 40.58084 -98.14543
yield moislureto bloom height weight Nuckolls 4A.27842 -98.050409
bu/A pct days inches lb/bu

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Saline 65.2 49,6 59.8 beveryprofitable
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I DEKALB Genetics DKS37-07 137.9 153.7 122.1 J 49 4
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DEKALB GENETICS DKSs3-11 144.3 52 3 13800
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DEKALB Genetics DKS37-07 140.5 46 J 17200
DEKALB Genetics DKS42-20 139.7 49 4 16800
AA----- UNL3OO6 137.1 56 5 14700
AA----- UNL3OO3 136.9 52 t
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AA---- UNL3036 1 3 .11 n 14100
AA----- UNL30lO 130.7 54 3 15600
AA----- UNL4O11 126.3 51 0 19200
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Averageallentries 131 .8 50 i
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DEKALB GENETICS 0KS53.11 140.9 52 4 15800
ASGROW A567 140.8 cl 4 '15000
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 Spring Oat Tests
Three oat variety tests were planted in 2006. One was in
SaundersCounty which was rainfed. Two were in Cheyenne
County, both inigated and rainfed. Only the irrigated plot
was harvested.
The CheyenneCounty irrigated test was planted April 6 yrid
at the University of Nebraska High Plains Ag lab 6 miles
north of Sidney, Nebraska. The longitude and latitude of the l-3:
plot was N41.23066W103.01755.The herbicidewas r111
''ar'
Bronate Advanced & Harmony. Fertilizer was 50 # N (32-0-
0) topdressed. Plot preparation was using conventional s13
tillage following sunflower. ,t82
The plot was harvestedon July 24. Periods of extremely Sts
hot weather reduced yields.
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University of NebraskaAgricultural Researchand d*nd1-qlw&6d gerd q*rhpdny, 35r,
Development Center near Mead, Nebraska. Planting was on saruing f{ebca*lrn f*tm*rg. fur **er -c8
4* y*arr, w*'ve provldad produrcts
March 22 atd harvest on July 17. The plot was fertilized rvilh eonrirftnl onJ rclicbla torr,
32"t'
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Rodeo 89.0 31.6 30 ;a:,t
Stallion 81.0 36.3 35 'iE3|
9741A41-1-6-7 81.0 33:9 30 ln H
Winona 79.0 35.0 30
tL99-1338 74.0 34,3 28 413
Don 63^0 32.9 27 3il

Wtodburn 63;0 32.8 28

Robust 63.0 33.4 28
MN03114 61.0 33.8 30
Spurs 61.0 35,0 28
Jerry 59.0 34.4 33
Average 70.4 33,9 3{
LSD.05 19.9 2,7 4

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Oat V'arietyTest - 2006
VARIETY Yield Testweighl HeightHeading lhc
(bu/acre) (lb/bu) inchesJune
Rodeo 93 25,4 24 .12 llilli
9741A41-1-6-7 87 29.8 22 .12 .i ll ti
Woodburn 85 29.3 21, 16
Russell 81 29.2 27 13 tllP
Jerry 80 28,7 22 12
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lL99-1338 78 24,1' 23 14 Itll ri
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Spurs 76 26,7 19 13 Ctt..
Winona 65 28.3 22 13
Don 59 21.7 19 12 run
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Growlh* Yield Flowering Maturity Moisture Testweight
Habit lbs/A o/o lbslbu
0rion 3alb 4051 40 99 12.1 60.8 38.9
01115 3a 4038 40 YO 11.7 61.4 43.5
Hrafie 3b 3979 co 94 11.2 60.9 40.8
93131 JAiD 3831 Jd 93 11.2 60.4 35.1
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tsB4071 3a/b 3706 41 97 12.3 61.6 39.0
Rog591 3a 3616 JI YJ 10.9 61.0 37.0
NE104-4 2b 3601 39 vo 11.0 55.b 36.5
8550815 2b 3592 40 99 11.4 56.9 46.1
cOB77-03 2b 3557 .+t 100 10.5 57,0 37.7
Beryl 3b 3528 39 95 11.2 61.5 32.8
615 3a/b JCll 40 102 13.8 EOA
51.2
Marquis 3a/b 3499 40 97 11.9 60.6 35.3
Matterhorn 2b 3473 41 oo 1 1. 1 59.3 38.0
01121 2b 3421 42 qq
12.8 61.1 40.5
ABCWeihing 2bl\a 3403 40 a7 11.6 61.7 35.2
99136 2b 3378 4l 95 il.c co.J 42.0
BerylR 3a 3362 A1 94 11.4 62.4 30.7
00117 oh
LV 3298 40 98 1 1. 1 60.7 36.0
cOB23609-99 3a J IO/ 40 oA 11.5 60.0 A'7 I

lvory 3a 3112 40 87 11.0 60.2 37.8

NE304-8 2b 3035 40 vo 1 17 59.1 41.4
BigHorn 3b ZYdO 40 107 14.1 62.1 40.0
613 3b 2628 4A 107 12.2 63.0 40.9
I
611 3b 2436 41 107 14.0 62.1 39.4
E
GRAND MEAN 3437 40 98 11.7 60.2 39.3
t . LSD5 o/o 480 I 1.5 3.3 ,o
CVo/o 7.A1 3.29 l E t
6.47 2.74 3.75
- 2 = upright.
3 = prostrate,
)st - a = shortvine,b = longvine

'est -
2006Great Northern Dry Edible BeanTrial,
Mitchell Ag Lab
Tlie trial was plantedwith a Heggecone planter on Jnne 5 at a seedingrate of 85,000seedsper acre.
The herbicidesSonalanand Eptam were incorporatedprior to planting.Treatmentswere replic ated,4
times. Row width was 22 inches. Plot size was 4 rows wide by 25 feet long. Two rain eventson June 8
and i 1 droppedover 2 inchesof rain on the trial. This was followed by 100 degreetemperaturesand 30
rnph winds on the 13th and 14th which causedsomeproblemsin elnergence.The field was rotary hoed
and an acceptatrlestandwas achieved.Mexican beanbeetleswere first observedin the field on June 25
and treatedwith Asana on Jr-rly7. The areav/asfumowedir:rigatedsix times during the growing season.
_-.ffi Cool rveatherin late August slor.vedthe developnrentof the crop and delayedmaturity. The field was
.'itltlti
iii'i undercuton Septernber25th and the centertwo rows of eachplot were harvestedwith a plot combine
with a finger pickup attachmenton September2}th.
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CheyenneCo h{E Dryland Sunflo\ryer (

Trial 2006
Yield TestWeight Harvest Height Flower
Lbs/Age Oil o/o Lbs/Bushel H2Os/o Inches August i?no

2860 45.2 32.9 10.4 50 I

Genetics 356NS
Croplan 10
Garst 4420NS 2580 42.3 29.2 10.8 56
NS
DKF38-45 2580 47.5 32.0 9.5 52 I
Dekalb/Monsanto 9
Seeds 8N510 2570 42.5 JU.O 9.0 53
Mycogen 8
ADRae Nq 2540 45.2 .t | ..) 10.8 52
MH4436 2530 46.2 33.0 8.8 52 7
Dekalb/Monsanto 7
Pioneer 63M91 2520 44.8 34.6 10.2
NS
DKF37-31 2510 44.9 32.0 v.o 49 I
Dekalb/Monsanto 7
Dekalb/Monsanto MH4438CL 2450 44.0 ?1 ? 8.3 55
10.4 50 o
Mycogen Seeds 8N352 2na 46.2 JJ.I

DM 24fi 47.8 32.4 o o 54 I

Mycogen Seeds 8N462
4651NS 2390 4J.J 30.2 10.9 6E I
udt Jt q
AP561NS 2390 42.6 29.7 10.6 56
4596H0 2390 +J.1 33.5 10.8 53 8
Garst 6
521 2370 39.6 Jt.o o 7 49
Garst 10
MH5434 2370 47.3 32.1 8.7 58
Dekalb/Monsanto ln
NS
DKF38-30 2350 44.2 1 1. 1 56 IU
Dekalb/Monsanto
454 2340 44.0 31.0 9.9 54 I
Garst 8
Croplan Genetics 308NS 2320 48.2 Jt./ 9.0 61

F5132'l 2310 39.1 30.0 10.0 o

2270 42.5 30.6 117 54 8
Croplan Genetics 378DMR 7
63M80 2254 45.8 31.7 8.1 52
Pioneer 7
MH5436 2250 4?6 v.t 49
Dekalb/Monsanto 11
AP534NS/CL 2220 39.2 30.8 10.6 58
DKF35-10NS 2130 40.7 31.8 9.8 55 I
Dekalb/Monsanto I
Seeds 8N386 CL 1880 Aln. 30.3 10.1 53
Mycogen A? 8
AVERAGE 2390 43.9 J|.O v.v
(05) 285 1 ' 1.9 0.9 0.9
L.S.D.

CheyenneCo NebraskaIrrigated Sunflower

ConfectionTypesVariety Trial 2006
Yield TestWeight Height Flower SEED SIZE
o7e Inches
Lodging August o/o>22164 o/s>20164
Lbs/Acre Lbs/Bushel
RT
Goliath 2070 22.0 3 5 1 7 29 58
Sun0ota
& CompanY9530 1970 22.5 2 4 8 7 32 ol
Dalgren 55
Seeds 8C482 1900 23.0 0 4 9 8 20
Mycogen 5.1
1890 23.2 5 4 9 8 tc
Mycogen Seeds 8C481
F09048 1860 21.5 0 5 3 8 22 67
RH1122 1800 4 5 0 7 to 55
RoyalHybrid aL.t
't1
47
RoyalHybrid 06EXPO3 1780 23.3 2 5 0 8
RH316 1760 22.5 0 5 2 8 12 52
RoyalHybrid
Genetics 135 1700 22.0 5 5 1 I 25 ol
Croplan 50
F41270 1700 22.8 0 5 4 8 to
06EXP01 1640 2 5 0 8 14 46
Hybrid
Royal LL.L

Triumph 777C 1610 21.5 5 5 1 7 c4

"1600 23.4 0 4 7 8 17 cl
RoyalHybrid RH112
23.5 2 5 0 7 25 53
Dalgren& ComPanY9569 IJOU 'to
1280 22.2 4 5 3 8 56
Dalgren& ComPanY9541
Triumph 767C 1180 22.2 3 5 1 7 12 43
AVERAGE 1690 22.5 2 5 1 8 19 54

(05) 492 N.S. N.S. N.S. N.S. t\.D. N.S,

L.S.D.
SeedGuide2007
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 CheyenneCo NebraskaIrrigated SunflowerOil
TypesVariety Trial 2006
Yield TestWeight Height Flower
Brand Hybrid Lbs/Acre Oil o/o LbslBushel t/o lnches
MycogenSeeds 8N462DM 2030 46.9 34.7
Dekalb/Monsanto
z 50 10
DKF37-31NS 2000 43.1 33.4 49 I
MycogenSeeds 8N510 '1810
43,6 32.2 48 10
Garst 4668NS/CL 1790 40.6
Dekalb/Monsanto
JJ.C z c4 11
MH5434 1740 46.4 'J.t.4
-7
52 11
Triumph s678 1730 47.6 35.4 I 42 12
Croplan
Genetics 308NS 1710 47.5 33.9 o 47
Garst 4596H0 1610 42.7 34.7 ( 't1
5b
AP534 NS/CL 1560 41.8 33.4 56
Garst
I 12
454 1540 45.6 33.7 \' 56
Croplan
Genetics 10
37BDMR 1520 430 31.6 53 10
Dekalb/Monsanto MH5436 1510 45.2 ?lo 14 56 7
Pioneer 63M91 1510 47.7 34.9 55 8
F41273 u7a 45.8 34.0 t) 50 I
Dekalb/Monsanto DKF38.3ONS 1470 44.9 35.0
Garst '1460 50 11
4651NS 45.5 33.0
-7
54 I
AP561 NS 1450 43,6 32.3 I
Dekalb/Monsanto 10
MH4436 1420 46.0 34.0 4 53
Croplan
Genetics I
356NS 1400 45.0 34.6 13 48 10
MycogenSeeds 8N352 1380 48.7 35.8 21
Garst 54 10
521 1370 41.2 51
Dekalb/Monsanto
JJ.O z 6
DKF35-10NS 1340 41,1 34.3 ? 56 9
AP533 NS 1330 45.4 aAR
13 52
MycogenSeeds 10
8N386 CL 1310 44.4 32.3 46
Triumph 10
645 1310 47.B 32.1 I
-- 10
_: . F51321 1310 42.5 32.1 o 52
rnumpn 8
s672 1300 483 34.5
Dekalb/Monsanto
JJ JJ 1'l
DKF38.45NS 1230 46.1 10 51
Pioneer
.J,J.J 10
64H41 1230 44,4 34.1 I
Garst 4420NS
cc 9
1220 44.2 32.4 10 56 11
Dekalb/Monsanto MH4438 CL 1120 43.6 33.6 q
Pioneer 59
63M80 1100 AA' 32.0 15 53
AVERAGE 7
1495 44.9 33.6 7.4 52 9
(05)
L.S.D. 486 1.8 1.4 N.S. 7 I

2006NEBRASKASUNFLOWERVARIETY TRIALS
Cheyenne County Dryland location was planted at the University of Nebraska High plains
Ag Lab 6 miles north of Sidney, Nebraska. It
was not irrigated, and the land-wasprepared using no-till. It was pianted June 3 and
harvested6ct 17. The previous crop was winter wheat.
Ihe herbicide was Roundup U_ltra,Dual II, and Spartan. Fertilizei was a star-terof 7#
N, 24# p2O5, .75#Zn and.a broadcasttreatment of 1g
# N (32-0-0).Insecticidewas Lorsban on June 16 and Warriol on August 10. Rainfall
was below average,but timely. 2005 winter wheat
4 vields were very low, due to diseaseand late freeze,so there was .ur[,ou., of subsoil
moisture
cheyenne county Irrigated location was planted at the University of Nebraska High Plains
Ag Lab 6 miles north of sidney, Nebraska. The
plot was sprinkler irigated and land preparation was using minimum tillage. It
was planted June 7 and harvestedOct 2g. The previous crop
was winter wheat' Herbicide was Dual II. Fertilizer includid a starrer of zl N, zq* pzos,
.i5#zn anda broadcast20 # N (32-0-0). Residual
N levels were high' Insecticidesusedwere Lorsban on June 16 and Warrior on,August10.
Standswere reducedby hailstormJune 25. A
September7 hail knocked some seedout of heads,causing more damage to early maturin,e
heads.Hail also bruised heads,which caused
them to rot, this affected later maturing hybrids.
Scotts Bluff County Irrigated location was planted at_theAmelia Margheim farm 5 miles
west of Mitchell. It was gravity irrigated and
land preparation used minimium tillage. It was planted June2'7 and harriestedOctober 24. previous
.rop *u. edible beans.Herbicides used
were Spartan,Prow1, and Roundup' Fertilizer was 120# N 50# P2o5 . Becausethis field
was gravity irr'igated,germination was dependent
on rainfall' Spring and early summer precipitation was much below normal. Emergence
was sporadic, un-a-un! plants didn,t emerle until
rains at the end of June.
Final confection standswere poor, but heads and seedswere large. Final oil type stands
were fair.
Perkins County Dryland location was located on the Lloyd Dahlkoetter farm near Grant.
No-till land preparatronwas used. The plot was
planted on June 6, 2006 and harvestedoctober 24. The 2005 .rop was winter
wheat and in 2004 was failow. Fertilizer included 17 gallons/a
of 20 - I0 - 2'5 - 2'5 - o'25. Herbicideswere a preplantburndownof 0.5 oz. Aim, + 30 oz.
Buccaneerplus + 6 oz. 2,4-D LVE. A preplantof
4 oz. Spartanand a postemergence: 6 oz. SelectwJre used.Insecticidewas 9.6 oz. Asana XL.
Red willow County Dryland location was on the Scott Hanchera farm near Danbury.
It was no-till and planted June 9. Harvest was on
October 3L The previous crop 2005 - grain sorghun,.
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 CheyenneCo NE Dryland SunflowerVariety
(

Trial 2006
TestWeighl Harvest Height Flowet
Yield
Lbs/Bushel H2Oo/o August : ?"1
Lbs/Acre Oil o/o lnches
45.2 32.9 1 A A
50 8
Croplan Genetics 356NS 2860 10
2580 At e. 29.2 10.8 56
Garst 4420NS I
DKF38-45NS 2580 47.5 32.0 s.5 52
Dekalb/Monsanto AC q 30^6 9.0 53 I
Mvcooen Seeds 8N5'10 2570 8
2540 45.2 al ? 10.8 52
-: - -- AP533 NS 52 7
2530 46.2 33.0 8.8
Dekalb/Monsanto MH4436 10.2 56 7
Pioneer 63M91 2520 44.8 J4.O
44.9 32.0 9.6 49 I
Dekalb/Monsanto NS
DKF37-31 2510 7
CL 2450 44.0 Jt..t 8.3
Dekalb/Monsanto MH4438 10.4 50 I
Mvcooen Seeds 8N352 2430 46.2 JJ.I

47.8 32.4 9.9 54 I

Myco[en Seeds 8N462 DM 2414 8
30.2 10.9 55
Garst 4651NS 2390 4J,J
I
42.6 29.7 10.6 56
AP561NS 2390 tr2 I
2390 43.2 33.5 10.8
Garst 4596H0 o7 49 6
Garst 521 2370 39.6 J t.o
47.3 8.7 58 10
Dekalb/Monsanto MH5434 2370 JZ. I
10
NS 2350 44.2 31.5 1 1. 1
Dekalb/Monsanto DKF38-30 9.S 54 8
454 2340 44.0 31.0
Garst 9.0 51 8
CroplanGenettcs 308NS 2320 48.2 Jt./
30.0 10.0 o
F51321 2310 39.1
/11 q 30.6 117 54 8
Croplan Genetics 37BDMR 2270 7
2250 /qQ 31.7 8.1 52
Pioneer 63M80 11 5 Y.I 49 7
DekalbiMonsanto MH5436 2250 Kq 1'l
2220 39.2 30.8 10.6
AP534NS/CL 55 8
NS 2130 40.7 31.8 9.8
Dekalb/Monsanto DKF35-10 10.1 53 I
CL 1880 41.0 30.3
Mycogen Seeds 8N386 /1 0 9.9 53 I
AVERAGE 2390 J|.O
'1 q 0.9
285 1.2 0.9 -':
L.S,D. (05)

cheyenneco Nebraskalrrigate{ lTflower l0

confectionTypesvariety Trial 2006 SIZE
Yield TestWeight Height Flower SEED
o/o Inches
Lodging August s/o>22164 s/o>20164
iniJnttt Lbs/Bushel
22.0 3 5 1 7 29 58
Sun0pta RT
Goliath 2070 61
1970 22.5 2 4 8 7 32
Daloren & ComPanY9530 .1900 20 55
Seeds 8C482 23.0 0 4 9 8
Myiogen 15 51
Seeds 8C481 1890 lJ.l 5 4 9 8
Mvcoqen 22 67
_: - : Fo9o48 1860 2t.5 0 5 3 8
22.2 4 5 0 7 16 55
Roval Hvbrid RH1122 1800 47
1780 23.3 2 5 0 8 11
novatHvnriO 06EXP03 12 52
UynriO RH316 1760 22.s 0 5 2 8
noyat I 25 61
Genetics 135 1700 22.0 5 5 1
Croplan 16 50
t41270 1700 22.8 0 5 4 8
2 5 0 8 14 46
Qnral Il-.lrthrid 06EXPO1 1640 LL.'
54
I ruJqr IJ wr rv
1610 21.5 5 5 1 7 16
Triumpn 777C 17 51
Hybrid RH112 1600 ZJ,+ 0 4 7 8
Royal 25 53
1360 23.5 2 5 0 7
Dalgren & ComPanY9569 19 56
1280 tt.L 4 5 3 8
Dalgren & ComPanY9541 .1180 7 12 43
767C 22.2 3 5 1
Triumph 8 19 54
1690 22.5 2 5 1
AVERAGE N,S. N.S. N.S. N.S.
(05) 492 N.S. N.S.
L.S.D.
Seed Guide2007
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 CheyenneCo NebraskaIrrigated SunflowerOit
TypesVariety Trial 20A6
Yietd TestWeight tteight Flower
Bnnd Hybrid LbslAcre Oilo/o LbslBusliel o/o Inch-es
Lodging August
lVlycogen
Seeds 8N462DM 2030 46.9 34.7 2 50 '10
Dekalb/Monsanto DKF37-31NS 2000 A a l
33.4 2 49 I
MycogenSeeds 8N510 1810 43.6 32.2 4 48 10
Garst 4668NS/CL 1790 40.6 33,5 2 54 {t {l
DekalbiMonsanto MH5434 1740 46.4 33.4 7 52 11
rnumpn s678 1730 47.6 35.4 2 42 12
Croplan
Genetics 308NS 1710 47.5 33.9 6 47 7
4596H0 1610 42.7 '11
:i:l AP534NS/CL 1560 41.8
34.7
33.4
5
2
56
56 tt
uarst 454 1540 45.6 33.7 3 56 10
Croplan
Genetics 378DMR 1520 430 31.6 3 53 10
DekalblMonsanto MH5436 1510 452 31.9 14 56
Pioneer 63M91 1510 47"7 34.s b 55 8
F41273 1470 45.8 34.0 6 50 9
Dekalb/Monsanto DKF38-30NS 1470 44.9 35.0 3 50 11
Garst 4651NS 1460 45.5 330 7 54 q
AP561NS 1450 43.6 32.3 8 53 10
Dekalb/Monsanto MH4436 1420 46.0 34.0 4 53 I
Croplan
Genelics 3s6NS 1400 45.0 34.6 13 48 10
MycogenSeeds 8N352 1380 48.7 35.8 21 54 10
Garst 521 1370 41.2 33.6 2 51 o
Dekalb/Monsanto DKF35.10NS 1340 41.1 34.3 3 56 I
AP533NS 1330 45.4 34.5 13 52 '10
lVlycogen
Seeds 8N386CL 1310 44.4 32.3 5 46 't0
Triumph 645 1310 47.8 32.1 8 55 10
F51321 1310 42.5 32,1 6 52 I
rnumpn s672 1300 483 34.5 33 35 11
Dekalb/Monsanto DKF38-45NS 1230 46,1 33.3 10 51 '10
Pioneer 64H41 1230 M.4 34.1 I 55 I
Garst 4420NS 1220 44.2 32.4 10 56 11
Dekalb/Monsanto MH443B CL 1120 43.6 33.6 I 59 7
Pioneer 63M80 1100 40.1 32.0 15 53
AVERAGE 1495 44.9 33.6 7.4 52 9
(05)
L.S.D. 486 1.8 1.4 N.S. 7 2

2006NEBRASKASUNFLOWERVARIETY TRIALS
Cheyenne County Dryland location was planted at the University of Nebraska High Plains Ag Lab 6 miles north of Sidney, Nebraska. It
rva.srot irrigated, and the land was prepared using no-till. It was planted June 3 and harvested OcI 77. The previous crop was winter wheat.
Ihe herbicide was Roundup Ultra, Dual II, and Spartan.Fertilizer was a starter of 7# N, 24# P2O5, .75#Zn and a broadcasttreatment of l8
+ N (32-0-0).Insecticidewas Lorsban on June 16 and Warrior on August 10. Rainfall was below average,but timely. 2005 winter wheat
I
i ields were very loq due to diseaseand late freeze,so there was canyover of subsoilmoisture
Cheyenne County Irrigated location was planted at the University of Nebraska High Plains Ag Lab 6 miles north of Sidney, Nebraska. The
plot was sprinkler irrigated and land preparation was using minimum tillage. It was planted June 7 and harvestedOct 28. The previous crop
rvaswinter wheat.Herbicide was Dual II. Fertilizer inciuded a starterof 7# N, 24# P2O5, .75#Zn anda broadcast20 # N (32-0-0).Residuil
)'l levels were high. Insecticidesused were Lorsban on June 16 and Warrior on A^ugust10. Standswere reducedby hailstormJune 25. A
September7 hail knocked some seedout of heads,causingmore damageto early maturing heads.Hail also bruisedheads,which caused
them to rot, this affected later maturing hybrids.
Scotts Bluff County Irrigated location was planted at the Arnelia Margheim farm 5 miles west of Mitchell. It was gravity irrigated and
land preparationusedminimium tillage. It was planted ltne 2l and harvestedOctober24. Previouscrop was edible beans.Herbicidesused
were Spartan,Prowl, and Roundup.Fertilizer was 120# N 50# P2O5 . Becausethis field was gravity inigated, germinationwas dependent
on rainfall. Spring and early summer precipitation was much below normai. Emergencewas sporadic, and many plants didn't emerge until
rains at the end of June.
Final confection standswere poor, but heads and seedswere large. Final oil type standswere fair.
Perkins County Dryland location was located on the Lloyd Dahlkoetter farm near Grant. No-till land preparation was used. The plot was
plantedon June 6,2006 and harvestedOctober 24.-fhe 2005 crop was winter wheat and in2004 was fallow. Fertilizer included 17 gallons/a
of20-10-2.5-2.5-O.25.Herbicideswereapreplantburndownof0.5oz.Aim,+30oz.BuccaneerPlus+6o2.2,4-DLVE.Apreplantof
4 oz. Spartanand a postemergence: 6 oz. Selectwere used.Insecticidervas9.6 oz. Asana XL.
Red Willow County Dryland location was on the Scott Hanchera farm near Danbury. It was no{ill and planted Iune 9. Harvest was on
October31. The previouscrop 2005 - grain sorghum.
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 ScottsBluff Co NebraskaIrrigated Sunflower
ConfectionTypesVariety Triat 2006
Yield TeslWeight Height SEED srzE
Lbs/Acre Lbs/Bushel lnches o/s>22164 o/o>20164
qn
& Company
Dalgren 9541 2440 21 78 85
Hybrid
Royal RH112 2210 L I 71 93 98
RH316 2060 72 nq 90
Royal
Hybrid LL

Dalgren
& Company 9569 1980 21 70 80 92
Hybrid
Royal 06EXPOl 1850 22 75 90 OR

FE 1840 22 70 91 98
Hybrid
Royal RH1122 1800 22 69 87 96
& Company
Dalgren 9530 1680 22 70 91 98
RoyalHybrid 06EXPO3 1210 21 62 52 87
AVERAGE 1900 22 71 80 95
N.S a 7
(05)
L.S.D. 580 to

ScottsBluff Co NebraskaIrrigated Oit Type

SunflowerVarietv Trial 2006
Yield Oil o/o TestWeight Height
Lbs/Acre Lbs/Eushel lnches
Triumph s678 2470 44.2 27.8 69
MycogenSeeds 8N352 2390 47.6 29.3 60
A7
MycogenSeeds 8N510 2130 42.9 24.2
MycogenSeeds 8N462DM 1920 47.3 28.3 68
MycogenSeeds 8N386CL 1810 39.3 24.1 ob
AVERAGE 2140 44.3 26.7 66
(05)
L.S.D. N.S. l.J
a 1
t . a N.S.

Perkins Co NE,Dryland Red Witlow Co NE

SunflowerVariety Trial Dryland Sunflower
2006- All oil types Yariety Trial 2006
Hvbrid
Yield
Lbs/Acre
lodging Heighl
Oil o/o o/o Inches All oil types
AP561NS 320 43.2 6
31 Yield LodgingHeight
AP534NS/CL320 43.0 I t/o
Hvbrid Lbs/Acte Oil o/o lnches
Dekalb/MonsantoMH5434 270 44.5 6 33
DKF3B-30
NS 270 43.2 8 34 Mycogen Seeds 8N462DM 440 46.0 6 42
Dekalb/l"4onsanto
#2 260 43.7 13 30 AP561NS 390 43.4 14 37
FE
4420NS 250 42.3 5 32 FE #1 350 45.3 I 41
Garst
NS 240 42.1 5 32 Mycogen Seeds 8N386CL 340 44.3 23 39
DekalblMonsantoDKF35-10
43.3 16 32 AP534NS/CL330 42.8 18 40
DekalblMonsantoMH5436 240
4651NS 230 44.5 4 34 Mycogen Seeds 8N352 310 44.9 8 38
Garst 41
#1 230 41.1 4 26 F51321 300 42.1 5
FE
NS 220 41.7 15 30 FE #2 300 45.0 16 41
Dekalb/MonsantoDKF37-31 42
NS 220 44.4 B 34 Garst 454 290 44.7 21
Dekalb/MonsantoDKF38-45 41
AP533NS 200 43.5 6 32 Garst 4651NS 22A 43.8 56
F51321 190 43.4 10 31 Mycogen Seeds 8N510 210 44.0 19 37
CL 17A 43.5 14 34 AP533NS 180 44.3 46 42
Dekalb/MonsantoMH4438
44.3 14 32 Garst 4420NS 170 43.6 24 37
Dekalb/MonsantoMH4436 140
236 43.2 I 32 AVEMGE 295 44.2 20 40
AVERAGE
1.5 N.S. N.S. L.S.D.{05) 147 1.3 16 N.S.
L S . D(.0 5 ) N.S.
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be tabefedastoitsorigin,thegerminaticn
and dale cl test, the psrcentagsby weightol purese€d, other crop seed,weed sepd, and inert matler"By studyingboth the CERTNFIED Gtas*e -
and AryALY$|5 LAEELS, a buyer can determine the quality ol the seed. lf Certified seed ts purchased in the bulk, each sate is WarmSee3
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l1 Noticeto Buyer:Fxclrrsianof warrantie$and Limitatiofisof Damages
)2 outlinedin lhs currenteditlanof the
$eed bearingauthorieedNebraskacorrified Qualitylabel* ha* met the minimumrequirements
,2 trJebraskaSeed Cer#fbefiotl Sfandards.
whichare beyondthe controlof ihe
tla The seed certiticationproc€$sreliesupen samplesand recardsprovidedhy rnernberslapplicants
certifuingagency.
Eta or implied, ineluding wananty af
There{or6, the Nebraska brop lmprovernenl Aesociation rna&€s no waffanfies, expressad
eonceming ceftified seed and fere by *xpressly disclairnstna same'
iirchantability, or l?lnessfor a' particular parpas€
ar canaequentia|
fua ln no event sha$tl the Nebraskaorop lmprovementAsscelaticnbe responsiblefor damages, actua!.ineidenta!,
v regardingcertifi€dseed providedby applicaillelmembersandlor vendors.

ccmplaints
However, to ths secretaryof the illebraska
addressed willbe invssiigated'
Assoctation
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FOUNNATION
|ict2
arEe Faundation
TheNebraeka varieliesfor thepurposeo{ eeedcertification"
$eedsivisionhasavailablethe{ollowing
ar9e
atge
Etve Atfalfa Wrangler
Sltve
Beans-Edible ChasePinta WeihingGN
Eiive
liillEl - Pmeo Bawn EarlYbird Huntsman Sunrise
taEer White Wondet
ralyst Millet'Foxtsil GoldsnGerman
btant Oglo Flieer Rodeo
iontst Oats* Sprlng ?on. Jerry
Settler

NE1S00 NE320? NE?303 NE3SS9 N8340?

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$cybeans-$pacialty t;95-3813sg u96-?8e5ss us7-207?os u97-208043 u97-3O4539

Pction u90-.rs1a u96-2S31 u9?-20?211 u9?-s506 u97-$0s64$
us6-?811 ugs-2906 u97-207647
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Alliance Cougar HarrY Niobrara Wahoo
Whaat- Hf,W Wqs-leY
Arapahoe CulGr Karl-9? Pronghorn
Buckskin Goodstreak fulillennium $coutS6 2137
n with Centura

a care lrlth€at - HWW Antslpp€ Arrowsmith

quality
Gra*ses* }{EAC2crestedwheatgrass NET}I intermediatewhsatgrass
nysical Cool$easan Beefmaker $,heatgrsss
ifitermediate Manskapubescentwheatgrass
tnrage
NFIgD Grasses - ChamPbig bluestem Pathfinder switchgrass
sale is Warm aason Pawneebig bluostem $hawneeswitehgrass
Camperlittle bluestEm Trailblazerswitchgrass
Trailwaysideoat$grarna

ss and
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J-;"5
HOWIT BENEFIT$YOU! :ass
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Any varietiesli$tedin this publicationunderthe PtantVarietyProtectionAct will be rnarkedwith the FVF logo and furtherinformation Litt!
will be given in the varietydescription.
3+ tt
* ttte
It lakes up to :en years to develop a new variGty.PVF encouragesplant breedingresearchto produceeven bettervarieiies lor
as u]
tJmorrow Without pvp, plant bredderscsuld noi aflord to investbapitalinto nerr varaetie$and wcutd not be interesiedin breedirg
improvedvarieties.
ALO
M6st protectedvarietiescan elrly be sald as certifiedqualityseed. This helpsensure that the seed buyerSetsthe varietyexactlyas ale r
the breederiiltgndedit lo be.
lass
The use of cer.tifiedquality,g€neticafiypures*ed allowsthe cornplementaryvarietiesyou'vechosento makethe mostof the growing
environment.After all, i{ the ge€d i$ le$$than the best, the crop will be' toc.
BL'
The Departrnentof Agricultureis responsiblelor enforcementof Plant Variety Protectionviolationsin Nebraska. Private seed
{402-471-2394)formoreinformation :o Ci
co*panies"re authordedtotakeapBr[priatelegalaction.ContacttheDepartmentolAgricutture
aboui your rights and responsibilitiaswith PVP varieties, Cou
Cas

FORAGEGRASSES
PEHENNIAL Larrc

cAl
Big $luestem is a nativewarm-$sa$on,sod-{ornringgrass which grovs rapidlyfrarnmid-springto earlyfall" Ptantsare tall (6+ ft} and USD
roffst. lt is highlypalatableevsn after maturiiyand i* a high producorol nulritiousforageand hay. Big btuestemi€ adaplsd statewidefor 'I.lat!
rangeseedl6fi oh'subinigatedsites and for iriigatedpasturein mixedor pilre stand*. tn easternNebraska,il is adaptedo$ silty and ctay Cou
sites.
Cas
M BOI.IAHZA - gonanza is a syntheticvariety devetopedby three generation*oi breedingfor improved forage yield and iorage
Cus
digestibility.lt produce$goadforageyietdswith high digestibilityihat re$ultsin improvedanirnalgains when utitieedby beei cattle in well Lan
il;;f,!-ri-;;ffi;;t;6fi*. sonanlais eartierin marurilythan Kavror Goldmine,iimitar in maturityto Pawnee,and later in rnaturitvthan
Rounlreeand Sison.
TELEpHoNE
San
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11
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CHAII F - Champ i$ a synthetievarietydevelopedfrorndivergenttypes of big btuestemand sand bluestemby Nebraskain oooperation GA

withthe USDA*ARb"lt i$ ; moderatelylate maturinggrassaveraging5 to 10 day$sarlierthan Pawnee.lt i$ betteradaptedfor use on aandy ano
site$ihan cther big bluestemvarieties. Cou
Cous::t----.---- -.--'* GEsgEi *-.'---_- -* lsws-- - .''--- *LrysqN-E. .- lc8gs" Cu$
Cus{er Arrow $eed Company BrokenBow 308-872-6826 35
GO
KAW - Kawwasselect€dby KansasfromnativeFlintHitlsesotyps$. grassabouta weeklaterthanFawnee.lt
lt is a verylatematuring bytt
for
adapted
is be$t lorageand conseryationusesin Nebraska
southern and adjacentareas.
Cou
Cor.lNrv Gnowen - - Towt{- Ts!-epuoNq- Acgrs
Cas
Cass $tock $eed Farm Murdock 402-867.3v71 22 Cus
Lancastef Mllter$ead Gompany Lincsln 402438-1S3e 6
Bro
FAWNEE - Fswneeis a synthetic varietydeveloped frornaccessionscallectedin Pawneecountyby Nebraska wnhthe
in cooperation and
USDtuAF$.lt is a tatemat*iinggrassan* headsin lateJulyto earlyAugust.lt i$ a widely big
typical
adapted, bluestemof the central prac
prairies,
ltFpHoNIq. -- AqF,s RE
couNTv ... ,. GBewe.n.. .... - ..Tow{ . .
14 in1
Cass Harvey H. Mills Murdock 4S2-8S7€3$6
30 Reg
$tock$eedFarm Murdock 402-867-3771
?3 srno
CuEter Arrow$eedCcmpany SrskenBow 308-87?-$8?6
Lancaster MillerSeed Company Lincsln 482-438-1232 b Cou
Cus

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 ROUHTREF - Flountree as selecledby the Soit ConservalionServicein cooperationwith Missourifrom nativeecotypescollactedin
adaptedand was selectedfor increasedgrovrthrate,superiorforage
lvsst centrallowa.lt is aboutthe same maturityas Pawnee.tt is wideNy
prcduction,and improvedstandability.
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Lancaster Milter$eed Company Lincoln 40t-438-1?32 10
E. _^
Little Bluestem is a native,warm-season bunchgrasswhichgrowsrapidlyframmidJuneto eadyAugusl"Plantsaremediumheight
butpalatability
(3+feetiandwelltillEred.lt hasgoodforagevaluewhenleavesaretenderandsucculenl, is anlymaderate forfallgrazing.
's':' Liitlebtueste
m is *daptedstatewideforuseinwsrm-seascnmixluresandpurestandson mo$tsoil$andsites.lt is notas droughttolerant
e'1-g as bluegrama-

ALDOUS - Aldsuswa*seleeted tervicein cooperatlon

bytheSoilConservation lt is a very
withKansaslrcmnativeFlintl'lillsecotypes.
l', es latematuringgras$upto a weaklaterthanSamper.Flanisarelallerthanothersdaptedvarietieswithgoodvigor.
Counrv GRcwER TowN Telnpr-rol,rn Acnes
,v, . -3 Cass HarveyH. Mills Murdock 40s-86?.295S 21
Stock Seed Farm Murdock 4CI?.-867-9771 26

seec BLAZE * Blazeis a syntheticvarietydeveloped frorfiscotypescollectedin Nebraskaand Kansas.lt is s lale maturinggrass,intermediale

la: cr' ta Camperand Aldous. lt is le*fy, vigoroiJs,and well adaptedlo the easternhalf of Nebrasltaand adjecentarea*,
Coururv GRowgR Towtrt TelrpgottE AcRes
*ass HarveyH"Mills Murdock 402-867€956
$tock$eedFarm Murdock 402-8S7*3771 28
Lancaster Miller$eedCompany Llncoln 402-438-1?3? 10

CAMPER - Camperi$ € $ynlheticvarietyproducedby crossingtwo unrelalsdsirains developedlrcm ariginafprairie $ourcesby the

ll ano
USDA-ARSand Nebraska.lt is a moderatelylate maturinggrass,similarin maturity10Pawneebig bluestem.The combinationcf earlier
de ior maturityand diverseparentageprovideswide adaptation.
, ! ay
CouNrv GRowEn TowN TeLrpilcNr *' --ApREs
Cass l..,larvey
H. Mills Murdock 404-867-2956 s0
StackSeedFarrn Murdsck 402'867-3771 119
Il i'l€ll
Custer Anow$eedCompany $rokenBow 30s-87e-68?6 5CI
| :ran tancaster Miller$eed Compeny Lincoln 4CI2-438-1e32 13

$and B luestem is s nativewarm-seas6n, grasswhichis highlypalatable

sod-forming andhasgocdloragevaluethroughout
theyear.
f --9
Plantsare tall {6+feet}androbust.li i* adaptedthroughout
Nebraska fcr sandandloamyrangesilesandhasa fonggrowing$ea$on
17 lt hasverygaodgrazingtolorancB^
similerlo big hluestern.

GARDEH COUNTY - GardenCoungis a vigorous, varietyoi ecotypes

tall,lealycomposite in Gardencounty,Nebraska,
collected
E UY
$ervice.lt is welladaptedts thenorthernandceniralGreatPlains.
andselectedbythe $ailSonservation
Courq;v GRowes TowN Tercpnoue AcnE$
-3;
Custer Arrow$eed Company BrakenBow 308-87e-68?6 18

GOLDSTHIKE - Goldstrike i* a synthetic varietyd*vetopedthroughcrossingwesternNebraska related$train$

$andhillsacotypeswith
rce.lt grassandi* welladaptedthroushout
bythe IjSFA-AF$andNebraska. lt i$ a moderat€lylaternaturing thecentralGreatPlains.
Coururv_*_.______.-__.
_.__Snow_en _ . TowI__..- _.. ._ . . TelqqnoruF, , ,, , ,
i3ES
Cass Stock $eed Farm Murdack 402-867^9771 10
ZZ
Custef Arrow$eed Campany BrokenBaw 3S8€74-S846 44
6
Bromegrass i$ an introduced cool-season, sod-{orminggrasswhichproduces foragein ths springandlatesummerforhay
abundant
lh the
andpasture.lt is verypatatabte andresponds
untilmature"lt iswidelyadaptedto easternandcentralNebraska to iniensivemanagemeni
enlral practices.
lt is an eartym*turinggrassandhasmoderat€ toleranceto droughtandgrazing.

-; RE€AR ) Ftegarmeadowbromegrass wasreleasedbytheUSDA$oilConservation Ssrviee,PlantMaierialsCenter,Aberdeen, ldahe

in 1966.lt wasderivedfroma introductionPl 172390fromKarsprovince, Turkey.Cloneswereselected andtheirseedwasincreased.
30 Flegarremainsgreeilerin thelallcornpared
to $moothbromegrass.Flegaris slou/er
lo esxablishandi$lsss{olerantofspringlloodingtban
23 smocthbromegrass^
6 CouNrv ** *,*".GfOyylrF , *-. . , TOwr-r* - *_..-___..
_* "...Tg,l5Fl.torye ._- Acnes-
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 Flue Grarna is a major warm-sea$ongras* found lhrough*ut the Great Ptains,Pfanls are lairly short, reaching10 tlo20 incheswn! xEz
3 anl
nanowbasal leavesof 3 to 6 inches.Blue Gramagrows in definitebunchesand reproducesby tilleringand by seed. lt growson a wbe
rangeof soilsand is wefl edaptedto clayey,rolting,and uplandsoils. Blue grarnademcnstratedgood drought, fair salinity,and moderar l5e(
NCTIG
alkalinitytolerance.Foragevalue is consideredgood to exeellent.
:c srn
BAD RIVHR - Bad RiverEcotypeis a selectionirom a nativecollectionharvestedin 1988frornthe floodplainsof the Bad Rivernea l:'l
Philipin CentratSouth Dakota.USDAINRCSin additionlo the Norih DakotaAg HxperimentStation,SouthDakotaAg ExperirnentStatpn Scott
and the NorthDakotaAssociationof CoflservatisnDistrictscooperatadin the sourceidentiliedreleasein 1995 by the PlantMaterialCenter.
Bismark, ND" Plants range in height from 10-?5 inchss tatl, and the $€ed head resemblesa human eyebrow.The plant is a natie. Swll
perennial,lvarm sesson bunchgrass.Le*ves are mastlybaeatand curling.Leaf liguleear€ hairy.The area of adaptationis lhe Dakotas. igh )
the eurroundins$tate$,and the soilihern borderingprovinceesf Canada. : . v (
Qqvpr:* - -."= ..*--Qs.qreen T-su,r=-**._*_--**__,*---.."-Grer f,astu
Suster Arrcw Seed Company Broken Bow 308-87e-68.26 15
BLA
$ideoat* Grama is a nalive vvarm-season, mitdlysod-forminggrass which grows rapidlyin late springand may siay green into late eafin
'3(a9
$ummer.Ptantsare mediumheight{3+ feet) and well tillered.Foragevah:eand-hayquatityare good'but low in yieid. Dioight tolerance
is good- Sideoatsgrama is well adaptedfor use in nativeSrassmixture*throughoutNebraska. 3:ur
Oust
SUTTE - Butteis a varietyselectedbythe USDA"AFIS and Nebraskafcr superiorseedlingvigorand eEtablishmentlram nativeNebraska
acotype$.lt is amedlurn{rnid-summer}maturitygra$$,$omewhatearlierthan Trailway.lt iewidelyadapted,espociallyforthoseareaswith NE8
relativelyshortgrowingseasons. JSD
Coumy . . Gno].ye* . -_ Towu Trupnom 4SnEs !o tfx
Cass HarveyFl.Mills Murdock 4fl2-S67-eS56 34 Cou!
$tock $eed Farm Murdock 4CI?-867-3171 a0 Cust
Custer Arrow $eed Cornpany Brsken Bow 308-87?-68AS 23 Larrc
Saunders Kubik$eed Sales Prague 402-6S3-4379 2 l'{om

EL RENO - El FtenciEa varietyselectedby the $oil Crnservalion$erviceand Kansastrom nativeOklahomaecotypes.lt is a rnoderatety PAI
late matu.ritygra$essmewhatfaterthan Trailway.ft lvas sefectedlcr fea{iness,forage production,and vigor. arrCI
Coul{rv Gnowen Towr,r TelEpnelrr AoRES Ccu
Cass HarveyR. Mills Murdoek 402-S67-29SS 15 Cus
$tock Seed Farm Murdock 402-867-3771 13
stt,
TRAILtfrfAY - TrEilwaywas selected from a naturallyoccurringhybrid pcpulalion collecled in Holt Eountyby the U$DA-AFISand ol re
Nebra*ka.lt is well adapt€dta {ine-textureduplandsoitsoi the centralGreat Plainsbul cornparablein growthtype to varietiesorigin*ting quall
{arthersouth. It is a mcderatelylate maturinggra$$. Fore
Cgururv g3S!EA* Tcwu Trlepnorue AcREs Cou
Cass $iock$eedFarm Murdock 40e-8s7-37?1 13 Cus
Custer Arrow$eedCompany BrokenBow 30s-s72-6826 tit

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Indiangra*$ is a nativewarm-seaton, sod-forming specieswhichprovidespalatable torageandhaythraughout
the sumrfler,nearly syni
equaltobigbluesternin quality"Plant$aretall{6+feet}androbust.lt iswelladaptedthrnughoul
Nebraskaformost$silsandeites,lor use
in rangeor pesturese*dingsin puresland$,andin mixlureswlthothertallwarm€ea$on grasses. Cou
Cus
HOLT - Hsltwasselected fromnativee*styFe*collected in HottcauntybytheUS$A-AFI$ andNsbr*ska.ll isa rnoderalsfy
latematuring Sau
$omewhat
Ura$6, earlierlhanmostindiangrass varieties.tt hassup*riarforageproducticn
for it$maturi{y.
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Cae* $tock Seed Farm Murdock 40?-867-37?1 18 Larx
Cust€r Arrow $eed Company BrakenBow 308-&72-6826 35 trtrre

HEBBASKA 54 - Nebraska54 was seleetedirsm nativeecslypes solleciedin Jeffersoncountyby HaroldHummeland releasedby F\rt I
Nebraska.lt is s late maluringgrass and is a few days earlierthan Oto. l\ebraska 54 is typicalol central plainsecotypes" is or
fouNrv -*Gnowxn .. _. Tow* ... ** TrLepHoNe Acsss The
Cass Stock $aed Farm Murdock 442-8,67-3771 ,jt
was
Lancaster MillerSeedCcrnpany Lin60ln 402-438-1?,32 23 204
Cou
Indi*n RiCegras* is a nalivewarm-seaf,on bunchgass, ll rangesin heightirsm 13 to 24 inchesdependingon precipitation. lndian Box
Ricqrass is rno$lcommonly{oundon coarsetexlur€dand sandysoils.This grass is highlypalatableto all classesof livestock.lt prgvides Bror
exc€llentearly springfeed. cures exceptiona'lywetl, and is valueda$ a winlerfeed for livestock. Cus

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 'l935 from a sile southof whiie Bird, ldaho,by the Pullman,washington'
N EzpAR - Nezparlndaanricegrasswas originallycollectedin dormancy by tra
F plant Material center (pMC). lt was selected from 152 accessions for its vegeiative characteristics ard low seed
ts€ pMC in 197g. rt is.adaptea to ihe Northwest ani inter-mountain regions where precipitation averages I
Aberdesn, ldaho, and relaaaed abundantleaves' medium
Ele
inches orabove. rtprerers ir;;ti;;;*t6 d;d;;"iil rt;;"di9; itl ggg erectplanttvpe,
robustslems,
,r #;ruil,'i*"tV tt*itfn-E*elclrgated ani
s6eds, goodto excellent vigor'
seedling
Ea' 30s247-2096
Scousglr$f Carl Thoma* Itrorrill
tr
ffr
sod-forrninggrasswhichgrowsrapidlyin latespringand.early summer. on adaptedsites'il has
ht'e switchgrass is a nativewarm-seasofl, palitability
is iow.Plants are modFrate}vt'all(5+
las highyietdof goodquatityhayand {orage it cutolerui"? earty.on fu qg *i"iit tang",
the Great ptiind tor conservalion plantingsor in warm'season
tt), verywelttillered,"na io[,uut^[ isiyell aaapuo-roiuseinr*ghor qualrty*nd seedyieldmaybe aflected'
E: osstur'e. MastcultiverearJ sus;epti$eto sterhrust.ln someyeirs forage
15 lt i* alsoa goodeoilerosioncontrolgfass'lt is pfovenb be outstanding in
BLACKWELL . Blackwell ie anearlypastHre switchsrass.
in seed and in vigor'
seedling lts
intotatforageproduced, andin resislance ie iusranootherdiseasee. ll rank* well Froduc*sn
late leafinee*,
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lt was rele*sedfor itEimprovedtsrage
and al reetricted,stratified*"*u *J*"tion usirigin* cutiivar
llng quarity roiJ"Jii"*["ilid&;];ft**ile[f*:nnJ',11':':f::lgm.lXT$,*,-;*5,f*Xg'**:S:i:
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It wasdeveicp6aby Nebraetta andth* tJsDA'ARs'
tarlY synrheticvarietysimilarto pa*rfinderin marurily,*pp*ir"**, ancirea oi aciptstd'n.
r use
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latematuring, sod-torming
cool-Eeason, grassthatproduces excslleniqualityloragelor
Intermediate Whe*rgras$ i$a moderately in the 19S0's
and is welladaptedto all Majcr
Europe
FES hayorgrazinginthe late*pring,earlysr:mmerandfall. ttwqsintroducedfromeastern srnooth brsmebut les$tglersntthancresld
1A LandResourceAreastn Nebra*ka.lntermediate d;dilo 6 morborougnrtolerantthair
35 wheatgrass.Plantsaremediumheight{4+feet},'r'relltillered'androbu$l'

Eby TheinvitrodrymatterdigestibitityflVDlvlDlrating
FvFBEEFfinAKER-Beetmakerisanexcellentintermediatewheatgraeslorgrazing.
otn**[:"u*o onr,t*atgra;*s* uuctia*Hivm$e1Plantteight {orBeefmakeris 42'5lnches'
iso*etotwopercenmg-fifuJid;irr* inches
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 Euff
I{AYMAK€H ) f{aymakeris a broadlyadaptedcultivarthat produceshigh, stableforageyieldsrvhenused for coo{-seasongrass hay :, slc
productionor {or pasturesin the tall, mid'grassand rhort-graesecc-regionsof the Centra}and Nofhem Great Flains.The foragequality :€ es
oi l"layrnakeras rneasuredby in vifrodry fiaiter dige$tibilityand proteinconcentra$orie lowerthan Beefmakerbut slmilarto that af oth€t ': at(
releasedcullivarsof intermedietewheatgrass.Plantheightis roughly42 inchestall ai maturity.The head lengthis about 10.3ineheslorg s ad€
whiletheheadwidthis 1/4inch wide.The flag teal is locatedapproxirnately 92 incheslrom the ground.HaymakerwasdeveloBedby USDA. -asa
ARS and ihe Universigof Nebraska.U.S.PlantVarielyProtectionAppliedFor (PVPA'1994).CertiticateNo. 200400234.
Aquuy _ __ gnawEn _ * fowru _ TELEFHCINE _ . AcnEs F'N

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W6stern Wheatgrass is a nativeccol-seasonperennial,sod {orrni*g grass. lt is a tenacious,dry rangetype of native grass which 3t'l1a
makeegcod *pring grazingfor several weeks beiore it becomesstemmy and unpalaiable.Western wheatgrassis generallysaline or :tnor
alkalinetolerant.lt does not do well on light soils but will tolereteperiadsol drought. 3o*.(
S [€r
AnRlgA - Arribais a rapidlygerrninating
varielywilhgoadseedlingestablishment. tt hasdense,darkgreen,mediumheightfoliagewith
aggressiverhizomes.Arribawas developedby the Plani MaterialsCsntsr at Lss Lunas,NewMexicao,from a selection{oundnearAffiba
Colorado.
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SARTON - Eartonseedwasc*llectsdalcngclaybotornlands in Kansas.tt is a stronglyrhizomatous
lealytype,showslittleevidence
a go(
*f ru*t probtems,
andis superiorin seedproduction.
lts iniendedilse is for pastureand$eedproduction. \ebr
Coururv GRoweR Towlr TsLEp*or.tE AcnEs 3rou
Custer Arrow $eed Ccrnp*ny BrokenBow s08-8724826 10 9u
Cass
Canada Wildrye is a cool-season,nativcgrass that prefersmoistsites,This perennialbunchgrass has very good see$lingvigor and Ous
early.springgrcwth,which nrakesit easy io establishand eeverground rapidly.lt al*o has ssme shadetcleranceand will grow in sandy
soil. The seed head is a noddingspike that malures in July. Canadawildrye leaf blades are flat with a rough upper surfaceand linely
toothedrnargins.lt makeea good companionin a prairiernixture.The planl has ornamentalvalue and the dried seed heads look great
in flawerarrailgements,.

MANSAN - Mandanwildryeis $horterand is more leafy than ordinaryCanadawildrye.lt has a longerusefullife than manystrainsand The
has the abifityto withstandgrazingover a periodol sev*ral years. lt is easilyestablishedand with its rapidgraw can producehigh forage 3usl(
yields. Mandan can be grown ever a wid* geographicaiarea. lt is susceptibleto rust but is more resistantthan other strains"lt w*s
developedat the t{orthefn Great Flains Fiefd$talion {rom a mass selectioncollectedon uplandnear Mandan,North Dakota. BU
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TUHFGRAS$E$
Kentucky Bluegrase is a Inng-lived,sod-forming,cool-seasonperennialgrass vrhiehreprcdueesby seed and spreadsvegetatively
by rhizornes.lt is widelyused for mediumto frighmaintenanceturfgrassareas.lt rnaybe establishedby seed or sod. Kentuckybluegrass
is most suitcd to fertile,well-drained,mediumtexturedsoils. lt prefersfull sunlightbui can stand partialsbade. Kentuckybluegrasshas
s libroussh*llow rsot systemand is susceptibleto droughtand hightemperatureslres*, Weartclerance[s mediumto goodwithgoodability
to rec6ver.Withoutmowins.plantsare moderatelyshortto rnediurnheight{2-3{eet).Cultivars{varietie*}may be groupedinto "gpe$" by
the difierencesin texture,color, shoot density,growth habit,diseaseresistance,adaptation,and rultural requirements.
ffi gBtttlnNT * Brilliantis an Arnerican-iype\,vithoilt$tandinglurf qualityand top-ratedbluegrassdroughtand diseasetolerance.lt
is a very uniform,uprightdanaeturt with a bright,derkgreen colorand perforrnswall in a wide rangeol welldrained soils, pH rangeol 5.5
to7.5. lttolerate$mowingheightsto0.S"andisideal forallbluegrassapplicaiions,includingsodproducJionandsportsturf.U.$.Prolected
Variery{PVPA1994}.CertificateNo.9900350,
CourrI
HoseAgri-$eelnc Hubbard.OFl 503-651-?190
FvFMOS$ISHINE - Masnshineis a $harnrock-typewith a hright mediumgreen color and mediumleaf texture"Moonshinelcrms a
moderatelyopen,vigorousturf. With good overalldiseaseresislance,includingleat spot, rust,and stripesmut, Moon$hineexhibitsgocd
wintercolorand springgreen-up.'Moonshineis recommecdedfsr use on athleticflelds,golf courses,sod blends,parksand professional
landscapedareaevvhereKentuckybfuegrassis adapted.U.S.Variety ProtectionAppliedFor {FVPA 1994).CertificateNo, ?00500306.
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 Buflalograss is a long-tived,sod4orming,nativewarm-seassnperenfiialgrass which reproducesby eeed and spreadsvegetatively
Bs hay by stolons{runner*}"lt is verysuitablelor usEunderlow to mediummaintenanc€as an eao}ogicallysoundand energyefficientturf. ft may
$'jality be establi$hedby ceed, plugs,or sod. Evenwithoutmowing,plantsare very short height{6€ inchee}.Buffalograssbeginsgrowthin mid
t other to late May and beginsto go dormantwith the first frost.l1hae a light greencolor and line tsxturedleavec"lt grawsbest in full sunlightand
F long ts adaptedto a wide rangeof soit types. Buf{alograsshas a higherresistancelo droilght stres$than cool-seasonlur{grasse$,beeauseit
t,SDA. has an exlensive,deep root systemand ls$s fea{surfacearea.

PRES M NaTurf brand BOWIE - Bowieis a widelyadaptedvarietylhat exhibitsqualityvegetative

lt has lowgrowthhabit
characteristics.
5 and a mediurngreencolorsimifarto Texokaand Tatanka.Bowiehas a courseto mediurnleaftexturesimilarlo Codyand its wintersurvivat
is eQualto Texoka and Tatanka. lt has shown good disease toleranceto Leaf Spot and Sollar Spot and has good toleranceto the
which BuffalograssMite.Bowiehasexcellentvigorand establishesquicklywithexcellentdroughttoleranc€toresistgoingdormantilnderdrought
trneor conditions.Bowiewas developedthough the cooperativeeflorts of the NativeTurlgrassGroup and the Universityof Nebraska.Seed of
Bowieis praducedand marketedexclucivelyunderthe directionot the NativeTurfgrassGraup,Unauthorizedprcductionand sale of seed
is illegal.U.$ ProtectedVariety U.$. Prstectedvariety {PVPA 1S$4}.SerrificateNo. 20010020i.
Fwith Gounrv GRowEn Tourn TrLepxor{e AcRfs
Arriba, Cass $tock Sesd Farm Murdock 402-857"3771
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M ilaTurf hrand SODY - Codyis a widolyadapted,vers*tiletu$gras$variely,lt haslowgrowingplant$whichgreenup *arlierin
18
the*pringandhavsa darkergreencolorthanrno$tatherbuffalograss lt haea mediumgreencolorwithexcellentden$ityand
cultivar$.
ttence texi{lreqilalities.Onceeslablished
andproperlyrnanaged, Codymainlalns a highqualityturfihrnughout thesummer.Exc.ellent vigcrand
a goodspreadratehelpit establish quickly.Codywasdeveloped by the members
csoperfltively of the NativeTurfgrassGroupandthe
Nebraska Research
Agriculiural Bivision.$eedot Codyis produced andrnarketed exclusivelyunderthedirestionof theliativeTurfgrass
cRES Group.Unautborized productionandsaleol seedis illegal.U.S.ProtectedVariety(PVPA1994).Certificate No.96001 25.
10 Gou!{rY _ -*_,, ,
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 SOYSEAN$ :.:.-:x
To comparevarieiyperformancg, $Bslhe cunsnledilionof Exlension
Circufar104,Nebraska$oybeanVarietyTest$whichis availabb r:ag1l

at all F'lebraskaCooperativeExtension Offices. tt may al$o be accessed via ihe World Wide Web i
arethosebasedon averageperlonrance&crosr
httpllianrwww.unl.edrdlnr/gronomyfoaritest2,htm.Therflostreliablesomparisons
multipleygarsandmultiplelocaiions;

lAA0Sl - 1A0001 is a largeseededindeterminate varietywithyellowhila{orusein tofuandotherfoodproducts.tt is of earlyMatufi

Groupll abgiltb,vodalrslaterthanna0a0 andfiveday$tat8rihanVinlon8'l. Gompared to lA2Q20in Nebraeka
snd lpwate$t$,lASOOl
washigherinprolein:andyield, similarin heightwithbelterstandabitity
andsrnaller$eed.lA3CIO1wasdevelopedbylowaStatefrorna crosg
of threol$U eperimantallinas. Thapedigrea include*Vinton81,Hardin,and8416.Seedof 1A3001 maybelegaltyproduced andl*beled
fotsaleontybyqualilied indMduals andfinnswhnhavealicenseagreementwithths lowa$tateUniversity
Flesearch
Foundation {ISURR.

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NEl900 - NE1900is a late MatudtyGroupI indeierminaievariety.In the 1997and 1S98uniformregionallesl, NE 1900was the highes
yiolding€ntry. NE1S0 is 3 days eartierthan 142021with similarplant heighland slightlyhigherladgingscore"lt is su*reptible to brown
stem rot and Phytophfhoraroot rot.

Clay DarrelWehnes& $ons Inland 402-772-8101 15

NE3ggg - NES399 ls a MidMalurityGrouplll indeterminate

varietyma{uring
about1 daylaterthanlroquois.Ptantheight,standability,
andseedsizearesimilarls lrcquois.NE$399ha*excellent seedlingernergence andgoodyieldpot€ntial.
Proteinandoil arecomparable
ta lroquois.RwasdevelopEd bythe Nebraska Agricuttural
Experiment Station.
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Thega comp&riioni Fra proyidsd as *n sducstlanal sontics by tlts l{e$rs$ka Crap lnrprovame*f r4s6fdJ'aai{r,te Navlde e warking loot lor d
89a ya-u cattlggd Qrrd$ly Soed saufe or G*operalivd Extortsior Sllke fdr B*16 iff*malion oh vaiaty *daptatian, perfoffanca,

Aaronoai6 Charac{ari&ticE'
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at € Qd4
BEA
PVP B*ladve Ce$o*y Lodging Seedling $e€d Rps Fi€td Ostlciency Whilp fliold Hilufi very
Vrrieil Slelus' Malury fle8hf Type Fffisianft €nerqencet Siza3 GenE IoFraflca Ch16'rsciti Awidanms C016r
cond
ilotqrny 6r.uF I
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r{E1900 N 1.9 $hdrt mod slsnder vary good very goqd madiufil non# yellow resis
Vir}ton8! N 2,1 inedium rnod €lenddr lair lair large 1a good laif fah y6lldw deve
Hrtsrlty Croup I Cout
Coffa{ il Z.A *hod mod $land*f exosllsnt ./€.y good med lafg€ ncn * mod*.ale f{lr go0d brlff Saun
Coilrrd P e.$ rB€di$m modsiBffder verygrod g*ad mBdium 00na gaod poor lair brosn
DOti
$aturny Gtorrp t
weigt
Boobar' N 3.a {tod iall mod hqshy \r6ry gosd gaod mediiJn mod$ralF good Poor imF bfack deve
H*$lt€n P 3^O ndd lall bushy good fair m€dirfi $0ng iaii p4sr bulf Coun
Hobbit8? F 3.3 shor! rnod bushy oxcell*nt vary *sod m€dluft 1k v+ry g$oo pcor po$r black Buffa
Ne60o1 N 3.0 :mediuttr bsshy sxc€ltsnl good medium good poor butl Wasf
t'1E3297 l.{ #.2 ta|| mod sleftder very qoud yery good medioft nsne poor Pqor good brown
twJ
N€3099 til 3.3 mod iall mod brtshy very g?od very Soo{ ftediur|] nQn$ n o Ulsck
'4.5 adag
N€maia l,l tntd tall mod busfry very gosd vsry good msdiffm nona mod6la.l6 posr pqot b{tt
in col
Odell N 9.6 tnod t6ll msd bushy good v6ry g6od ffediufd none r$od€rete tat{ tslr btJl{ dwar
Prab6l F"q4 3.S mod l*li mod buehy very good very gocd msdiurn 't l( ve.y Sood poc( tair hlack Valle
Witlftrrrs82 it 9,8 tall mod bushy good good msdism tk Ysry So0d vefy poor poot black Cout
944 : applied t{}r
Frolec,llonrN F nol p{otected. P * ptstocted vadety, $ for *r
or protected un4er Buffa
Thgs eodpira$r,s faliigg dta bagad on e{cf yarisrS average p*rl4trhense w,lhin its srea o{ adwlaliod usd6r norrEl Ft€b{q$k<Srs*ing oondition$ snd nurd Cass
pei{dmrangqrilill te infuenced by so,l, {lga$rer, po*ts, and oter prndustion conditian.s.
Acbql tE gm *d $egd $iz€ !$$ yar sidct balfn ysafs, looations,and sith produc{iot ssdilions. Gsnarqt sa€d 6izs rallngs: larggqleE lisn 3A0Osaedsilbt mdiuFa 0$ Chas
seedqrlbl smailEinoretilatl 9200 gsdd${b. Geneml hehfit ratings: short=26 lo g3': msdiu#34 ls 40"; talEfinre th*n 41." Cust
Raltng is bas€d on abiry of sesdtings to €r€rg€ under slandard |rboralory t6€t mndltims at the Se€d $clsG Cent6r. lswa Slatg Unlvsrstty.
phytpph$tomGsnefa$hiancs.{$oll*t o$ p{g"gfr rac€€. Thereaction'$rilllary d*pending on hswtavorablecoMitiofs are ford€vetopntnt of phyrop Gage
crop rrffiagefrat! prastlidd, *ndlor Bhrrt gro*rth dag3 or deriatio*$ in gef,etie rs€i6tancewilhin lie yariety.
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 OAT VAHIHTYC}IARACTERI$TICS- 2OO7
sr co$P€rative Exteft$inn of{i*€ for ft}or€ information on validty
cont*ct the Nsblaska crop lmprfivernent Ass*ciation, your nearby certi{ied seed sourc€,
adaptalion, perforrnance. and ftanagemeflt.
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StetrLc' tDavei Weioht Heiaht strength Colol Smut Fusl Rlist Virus Pfotein' Orioin
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good rnediurft fair tafl MS.MFI MT rnedium IL
Blaee F-94 rnedium
t Claseic N early - mod $hart good Yellsw na na na na na IN
n Don N early good short Eood white R M S S M T mediurn IL
F gs0d MB MS MS MS high SD
Hytsst N rnedium vgood tall erBam
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Jerry F-94 mediurn
good mediam good B S S M T m*dium MN
I Jir? N mod early Yetlow
gaod rnedium good vrthite H M S R M $ rnedium SD
) Loyal N Late
lair medium goad M $ S $ T low IL
Ogl* N ffiedium Ystlow
tt fair mod short good na na na na ID
Powell N medium Yellow
rl la* medium good tan M S M $ M S T low wl
Prairie F medium
v good tall good white M R S M R M R m€dium SD
Fls€ve$ N early
! v good mediurn gosd R $ R M S high SD
Ra$er N early Yellaw
6 good tall good S " MS-MR MT low IL
Rodeo P-94 rnedium Yellow
fair tall fair whfte M R S S S low CAN
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lga$ldr

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p z These .omiarative ratings are basad on each varierys average performancewithin it6 arsa of sdaptation under normal Nabracka grcwing condition$afid cullur6l
yi€ld comparisons' $ee gC S9*1074'
0 pftclices. plant performancewill be in{lueilcedby soil, lr,eaf,Jr, pe$ts. and other production conditions For
3 H=resigtantiS=$usceptibleirrii=*"u*r"trrv restltant; M8*rnoderatsiy susceptible;MT*moderaiely toleranti T*lcierafll- The r€astiofi mey vary dependingon
in resistancewithin lhs variety'
digeace or devetop*unr, *u""g**uni pr"rli***, andjor plant growth itage or deviations SenetiE
{ A rank ol tnedi*m means 15lo 16% gralil protein content is typicai'

OATS 'Mortan'.Be*ch is relativetytall (sirnilar1oMorton)but hss

gEACH * Beachis a late maturingvarietythat headsaboutthe $amelime as
i"i, d"a sffi-irJnir'riano rougin|resistince.Awnsareabsent,buta lowlrequeney ofweak.awns mayoccurundersomesnvironrnental
less ihan 19Lol theplantsundersomeenvironmsniaf oonditions'
conditions.Beachmayproauieianlariants {i0 cmtalter)frar compri$€ of crswnrustandiE
are mediumin protein ano hig[ ii oil percentage. teach is moderaiely to
suscsptibfe race$
Kernelsareri,hiteand virustolerance'Beashwas
to stemrustNA?I butis $u$ceptible
fe$istant to stemiustracs l',1A67.sach hasmoderate baligvve{qwdwarf
*e"e[pe6 lV the North Daketa Experiment
Agriculiural $tation lrornthe cross NDS9112S1ND$1483A'

Kubik $eed $ates Frague 402-663-4379

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is duu white in cslor and has good to$t
DON - Don is an early matilringvariery,is short in heighl, and has good_strawstrength.Grain
pauernswi*r very acc&taire mirriiigpe*gt*at't"*-*tt has yieldsYf ility over a wide rangeot growingcondilions'Don was
weight 1qry.g*{
UeviroieCby lllinoisandthe USnn-lnS fromthecrossOoker?34/2/OrbiVClSl$8.

Havenna 308-452-3$88 I
Buffalo Dcnald Muhtbach
FlsnSmith Hooper 402-654-389$ te
Washingtcn
M JgRRv . .ierry is a mid-$sasonvarietysimilarto ogte and settler. It is.mediumin heightwith very good standability.Jerry ie widely
grcwnforeitherlorageor grain.Grainis white
adaptedand show$very goodyietdstabilityfor sitesfav*ring mid"seasonmaturily.lt may be
in cotor,large,and fras good test weightpattern$.
Jerry is riaderately resittant tir crou,nrust and moderately*usceptihleto barleyyellow
Agricultural-,Experirnent $tation lrom the cross
dwarf virus and stsm rusl- lt was developed" by the worth Dat<ota
U.$.Protecied
ilaff*V/gfnL3O3g/Ketsey//M2aKelsey. No.9S00001'
Variety{pVPA1994},Certificate

DonaldMuhtbach Ravenna 308-452-3588 22

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StockSeedFarm Murdock 4A2-8'67-3771
Cass 7 150
LuhreCertSeed& Cond Fndars 308-882-5S1
Chase 78
Custar ArrowSaedComPanY SrokenBow 308-e7?-6826
$eed 0dell 4S2-76S-37Se 11
Gage Anderson 40
ThirnmFarms Beatrice 4A2-?;28*2*2
DaleHenke $yracuse 402-?S9-?522 1S
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Saunders Rezac$eed Valparaiso 402-784-3875 zf, EAR
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Washinglon HonSmith Hooper 4A2-654-3895 12 Sunu
York MilterSeed& Supply York 402-3S?-5516 li=l
).ey

IilAVERICK * Mavarickis a mediumearly rnaturingvarietysirnitarto Monico.'t is short in heightwith excellentstandability.Maverkr HOt

is widelyadaptsdand a good yieldingvaristythat produceshigh proteingrain.This white hulledsat verietyis suitedts irrigatedand h€f ras s
moistureareas.Maverickhas the pedigreeof SOAbSSE{PI 578?41lMonida and was testedas 90Ab1322. lt was develop€dcooperativeb i;iO€
by the USfiA AgriculturalFlesearch$ervice and the ldaho AgriculturalHxperimentStalion.
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Cheyenne Kriesel$e*ified
Seed Gurlev 308-8S4-24?4 18

REEVES * Feeveeisa earlyrnaluringvariety. lt ha$averygoodtestw€ightandmediuffislrawstrengthforatallvariety. Reevesissimila HUl

in maturityto Don and i$ approximatelyfive inchestallerwith improvedcrown tu$t re$istance,ts$t weight,and prsteinperc€nl,Reevesrs clan
virus and lodgingrasi$t*nce.lt is ratedmoderatelyresistanttor crown rust, barleyyellowdwar' ,vas I
alsp eirnilarto Bon in barlayyollowdrrvarf
virus,and srnutand is *usceptibleto stem rust. Kernetsare mediumt0 h;ghin proteinand high in oil percenlage"Reeveswa* d*veloped Cc..r
by South DakotaAgriculturalExperimentStationand reteaeedin 2CI0?. Chel
Counrv GRoweR Towtr TELEPIIcNE AcRES
Sheridan ThorsenFamityFarmlnc. Gordon 308-282-S1 89 45 Sedg
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RUS$$LL - Flussellieamediumlatematuringvariety, Grair is crearnywhitein color
istall in height,and hasfairtogsod$trawstrength. :han
with f*ir tsst tfislghtpailerns and accept*bl* rnillingperforrnance.lt is widely used in we$ternNebraska{or forageand grain production :Swh
and has good yield stabiliiy. ffussell was developed at the Cereal Crops Divislon, Ottawa, Canada, lrom lhe cross 402.
Garry/Ukrainel2lAbegwelf ^ Ccut
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Cheyenne KrieselCertified$eed Gurley 30s-$84-242C 125

STALLIOII - ${allionis a medium-latsrnaturingvfirietythat is 112days later than Jerry. Sfallionhas superiorSrainvield,tesi weight,
and groai percentage.lt i$ $imilarto Jerry in barleyyellow dwarf virus and $iero fu$t resistance,but has bslter crown rus{ resistance.
Kernelsare whiie and are medium-highin proteinand high in ail parcentage.lt may exhibltup to 0.9% lalt oti-typesthat are approxirnately
10 inchesiallerthanthe generalpopulation.Stallionwas developedby the SouthDakotaAgriculturalHxperiment Station.
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BURTOH * Burtonis a Russisnwheataphid-resislant,lws-rowed,hulted,springfeed barley.lt has a semi-laxspikelhat nodsat matildty tol

a*d it$ awn$are longand rough"Eurtonis tallerthan Baronessesand undergoodmoistureand f€rtilitymay lodgerfisrethan Earonesses.
Burisn has good heat and dro*ght toferance.Burtonwas developedby the AB$-USDA,and the ldaho. Colorado,Nebraska,and New Ea
MexicoAgriculturalExperiment$tation* from lhe cross of BaronesseslS/Crystal/2lKlages*3lPl
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The{olfowingcompanies havsrsque$tsdfieldinspectionunderthe NCIAcertificationar qualityassuranseproce3swiththe intentd afg 3a
producing qualityseedof selectedhybrids.The*epragramsprovidean unbiased, reliablequalityccntrolsy$temthroughseedsoure samc
fieldinspection,
verification, $eedte$ling,record-keeping,
audiiing-andlabeling"
the o
specificproductsproducedusingtheseprogram$,
regarding
Forinlormation pleasecontactthe participeting
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Douglas $yng+ntaSeeds Waterf*o 4Q2-779-2531 Asq
Fillmore Lauber Seed ProfessionalsLLC Geneva 402-75 -3102 Csts
Harnilton $yngenta$eeds Phillips 442-886-?257 Cu3t
fJalt Pianeerl'li-Bred lnt€rnational Doniphan 40e-744-3271 D&SI
Madison Ag ReliantGenetiesLLC *attle Creek 40e-675-2975 H€ff8
Boe Ssed Farm inc" Madisan 4S2-454-?884 Kdlel
$eward Cast Farms BeaverCrossing 402-53e-7515 KTF€T
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The purpose of the NCIA'$seed Quality Assurance{OA) programis to providean unbiasedand uniiorm quatitycontrol proce$sand Hask
marketingiool for crop seedsgrown in Nebraskaand merchandiseda* brandedproduct$. Luha
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$eed enierpri$e$voluntarilypadicipateand willcustomiz€the prccesstn rneettheirindividualneedsby usingsorneor all of tha services R&(
includinglield inspection,seed anafysie,record-keeping,and labeling.ln orderfor a producerto label seed with the QA logo,all st6p$in Shatl
the programmust be cornpletedsatisfactorily,mselingthe same goalc and standardsas Oertifiadsead.
Arrd
The fcllowingseedenterpri$eshavereqile$tsdfield inspectionfor certainacresof theirproprietarybrandedpraduclsundertfteNCIAseed lrorE
fiualityAssuranceprogram.Farticipationln this programdemon$tmts$the$eNCIAmernber$'effertsto u$estfoctivegualitynnffiagement Mutl
in seed productionand conditisiling.

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BUVERS'NOTICE
$OYBEANS
It is important that you read any HerbicideToferanceWarrantiesand the Seed UsageConditionsset torth on lhe seed container,seed
label, purchaseasraement,invoice,sr othsr documentso{ transaction.By openingthe seed containeryou &rEacceptingand agreeing
to be bound by those conditions" se€d

Roundup *eady@ soybaanseed includesa limited license under U.$. Fatents4,53$,060;4,940,835,and 5,352,605for plantingof a COIET

commercialcrop,The cropgroweragreestc pay Mcnsanto,througfiits lieensedagenls,a technotogylee ta be establishedby Monsanto.

The (
The groureragree$not to supply any ot ihis seed to anyone lor plantingand agrees not to $avs any crop producedfrom this seed for n
replantingor supplysavedseed to anyonefor replanting.The groweragreesnot to use this seed or provideit to enyonefor crop breeding, 2.
researeh,or ssed production. ?

$TS@soybean*eed cc*tains a iluPont-developedtrait providingenhancedtoleranceto specilicDuPontsultonyfureasoybeanherbicides

such as $ynchrony@$T$@,Reliance'" STS$, Classlc@,and any additisnalherbicidesto be developedor licensedby DuPontand as -Rad
clearfynotedon their herbicidetabel.Synchrony@
$TS@,fleliancerMSTS@.Olassic@are trademarksof E.f. DuPontde Nemour*e& Co.

The buyerofthesesoybeenvarietiesrepresentsthat he i3 purchasingthe seedsolelyfar purposesof producinga graincrop.The soybean

s6ed, and any productfrom the seed, *hall flot be resqidas seed or used lor seed breedingpurposes.The buyer agree$nct ts *lter, or rGrq
to permit the alterationof the seed, or any productof the seed, through genetic techniquesor otherwise.Use or sala of the crop 'Geo
produced from thi$ c*ed is prahibited. Thun

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