October 30, 2006 News Agronomy

FIRST Performance Update – Oct 30

Happy Halloween to all… here’s the FIRST update from plots posted over the weekend.

FIRST CORN PLOTS

Indiana North

6202Bt WINS at Woodburn, Indiana. 6202Bt was 5th in this test last year.
5961G3 is 4th at Marion.
5416RWRR is 13th at Marion.

Ohio West Central

6321BtRR is 2nd at Eaton
5961G3 is 13th at Greenville

Ohio North West

5961G3 is 5th at Dunkirk
5711Bt is 7th at Dunkirk^
6202Bt is 10th at Fayette^
6202Bt is 13th at Caledonia^

Michigan South

5416RWRR is 11th at Marshall
4689BtRR is 19th at Riga^

Wisconsin South

5416RWRR is 12th at Arlington

Iowa North Central

5416RWRR is 4th in the early season test at Mason City
5711Bt is 18th in the full season test at Mason City^

South Dakota South East

5711Bt is 2nd at Madison in the full season test.
5711Bt is the #1 non-rw hybrid at Madison.

North Central Tri-State

5416RWRR is 5th at Manchester, IA in the early-season test
5711Bt is the #1 non-rw hybrid at Manchester in the full-season test (6th overall)
5961G3 is 9th at Manchester in the full-season test
5416RWRR is 10th in the early season test at Warren, IL
5711Bt is 16th in the full-season test at Warren, IL^

FIRST SOYBEAN PLOTS

GL4129RR WINS the Indiana Central Summary
GL3629RR is 3rd in the Indiana North Summary
GL3449RR is 6th in the Indiana North Summary
GL2506RR is 6th in the Illinois North Summary
GL2506RR is 11th at Winnebago, IL

^Non-RW hybrids only

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