September 28, 2006 News Agronomy

Performance Update Part 2 – September 28

Here’s even more great performance data from GLH.

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Generations Ahead Plots

Pete Remmers (Roanoke IL): Quad-5G3, 5711BtRR and 5961G3 top this GAP plot.
Jim Morris (Monticello IL): 6311 wins this GAP plot.
Herman Glueck (Morton IL): 5961G3 tops DK and ASG.
Steve Wagner (Chandler IN): 6148RR wins one location, 5954RR wins the other GAP plot.
Griffith Farms (Mayfield KY): 6148RR, 5954RR, 6170RR and 6390RR top their GAP plot.
Griffith Farms (Mayfield KY): GL2719RR soybeans beat Vigoro in two side-by-sides.
JC Hicks (Henderson KY): 6170RR and 6321BtRR top his GAP trial.
Scott Keach (Henderson KY): 6321BtRR and 6390G3 go 1-2 in his GAP plot.
Joe Wells (Clay KY): 6365, 6321Bt and 6390G3 top his GAP 8 plot.

New Experimental Tests

Leo Mattingly (Henderson KY): 5961CL, 6170 and 6381X2 top his NET plot

Headline Fungicide Trials

Jerry Williams (Carmi IL): In two block tests with 6148RR, the Headline fungicide sprayed near tassel had a 17 bushel average advantage over the untreated check block.

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