SOYBEAN VARIETY TRIALS, 2012 MISSISSIPPI. Information Bulletin 473 January 2013 GEORGE M. HOPPER, DIRECTOR

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1 Information Bulletin 473 January 203 MISSISSIPPI SOYBEAN VARIETY TRIALS, 202 MISSISSIPPI AGRICULTURAL & FORESTRY EXPERIMENT STATION GEORGE M. HOPPER, DIRECTOR MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY MARK E. KEENUM, PRESIDENT GREGORY A. BOHACH, VICE PRESIDENT

2 NOTICE TO USER This information bulletin is a summary of research conducted under project number MIS 2348 at seven locations in the state (see map). It is intended for farmers, seedsmen, colleagues, cooperators, and sponsors. Interpretation of this data should not be construed as a recommendation or as an endorsement of a specific variety or product. This report contains data generated as part of the Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station research program. Joint sponsorship by the organizations listed on pages is gratefully acknowledged. Trade names of commercial products used in this report are included only for clarity and understanding. All available names (i.e., trade names, code numbers, chemical names, etc.) of varieties or products used in this research project are listed on pages The Mississippi Soybean Promotion Board provided partial funding for the 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials publication.

3 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202 Brad Burgess Director, Variety Testing Mississippi State University Jake Bullard Assistant Director, Variety Testing Mississippi State University Nick Simmons Extension Agent I Tippah County Extension Service Megan Starkey Research Associate I Brown Loam Branch Experiment Station Beau Varner Assistant Farm Supervisor Black Belt Branch Experiment Station Dennis Reginelli Area Extension Agent IV Noxubee County Don Respess County Extension Director Coahoma County Extension Service Dennis Rowe Statistician, Experimental Statistics Mississippi State University Gabe Sciumbato Research Professor Delta Research and Extension Center Mark Silva Extension Associate III Delta Research and Extension Center Lester Stephens Extension Agent II Washington County Extension Service Recognition is given to Jason Hillhouse and Jerry W. Nail, Research Technicians for the Variety Testing Program, for their assistance in packaging, planting, harvesting, and recording plot data; and Dennis Rowe for Statistical Analyses. This publication was prepared by Dixie Albright, Office Associate for MAFES Research Support Units. It was published by the Office of Agricultural Communications, a unit of the Division of Agriculture, Forestry, and Veterinary Medicine at Mississippi State University.

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5 Contents Introduction Summary of Yields by Maturity Group Maturity Group IV Conventional/LL Maturity Group V Conventional/LL Roundup Ready Group IV & V Year Summary of Yields by Maturity Group Maturity Group IV & V Conventional/LL Roundup Ready Group IV & V Year Summary of Yields by Maturity Group Maturity Group IV & V Conventional/LL Roundup Ready Group IV & V Results Delta Branch, Stoneville (Clay) Location. Sharkey clay Irrigated 30 Rows Maturity Group IV Conventional/LL, Irrigated Maturity Group V Conventional/LL, Irrigated Roundup Ready Group IV, Irrigated Roundup Ready Group V, Irrigated Delta Branch, Stoneville (Cotton) Location. Dundee silty clay loam Irrigated 30 Rows Roundup Ready Group IV Roundup Ready Group V Dulaney Farms, Incorporated, Clarksdale Location 2. Forestdale silt loam 30 Rows Roundup Ready Group IV, Irrigated Roundup Ready Group V, Irrigated Mattson Farms, Clarksdale Location 2. silt loam 9 Rows Roundup Ready Group IV Early and Group IV Late, Nonirrigated Todd Williams Farm, Olive Branch Location 3. Collins silt loam 9 Rows Roundup Ready Group IV Roundup Ready Group V Steele Farms, Longwood Location 4. Sharkey clay 30 Rows, Irrigated Maturity Group IV Conventional/LL Maturity Group V Conventional/LL Roundup Ready Group IV and V Black Belt Branch, Brooksville Location 5. Brooksville silty clay 9 Rows Maturity Group IV Conventional/LL Maturity Group V Conventional/LL Roundup Ready Group IV and V Morton Farms, Falkner Location 6. Falaya sandy loam 9 Rows Maturity Group IV Conventional/LL Maturity Group V Conventional/LL Roundup Ready Group IV and V Brown Loam Branch, Raymond Location 7. Loring silt loam 9 Rows Roundup Ready Group IV Roundup Ready Group V Plant Characteristics Reaction to Diseases Public Varieties Entered Commercial Varieties Entered Technical Advisory Committee

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7 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202 Procedures Introduction There has been a proliferation of soybean varieties in recent years, and many good varieties are available to Mississippi producers. No single variety is superior, but in some situations, there are varieties that are more specifically adapted than others. Selecting a variety for planting requires knowledge of disease, nematode, and herbicide reactions, as well as the yield performance of each variety on a particular soil type. In many cases, planting the proper varieties will make substantial differences in yield and profitability on a farm. Proper management, including adequate lime, fertilizer, and weed control, is required to produce high yields of any variety, but yields may be limited, even under good management, unless the proper varieties are planted. Soybean variety trials were conducted at eight locations in 202 (see map). Commercial seed companies were given the opportunity to enter varieties for testing. Seed of all private entries were supplied by the participating companies. Public varieties were selected by the Technical Advisory Committee for evaluation at each location. The experimental design at each location for each maturity group was a randomized complete block, with three replications of each entry. Seeding Rate. All seeds were packaged for planting at the rate of nine seeds per foot of row for 30-inch row spacing and at the rate of six seeds per foot for 8-inch row spacing. Plots were planted with a cone planter. Irrigated plots had four rows, spaced 30 inches apart; nonirrigated plots had three rows, spaced 9 inches apart. All irrigated plots were planted to a plot length of 5 feet by using a planter with a cable trip system. All nonirrigated plots were planted to a length of 8 feet. Plot ends were trimmed to a uniform length 3 to 4 weeks after emergence. Cultural Practices. Cultural and pest control practices for optimum yields were followed. Plots were limed and fertilized on the basis of an annual soil test. All seeds were treated with an insecticide/fungicide before planting. Only herbicides currently registered for use on soybeans with strict adherence to all label instructions were used in these studies. Maturity Date. Maturity is considered to be the date when the pods are dry and most of the leaves have dropped. Under most conditions, the stems are also dry. Yield. An Almaco SPC-20 plot combine was used to harvest each plot. Harvested seed were allowed to dry at ambient temperature to a uniform moisture content before weighing. Weights were converted to yield in bushels per acre (60 pounds per bushel). Plant Height. Plants were measured from the soil to the top extremity, at maturity, and plant height was recorded as the average of the height of plants measured. Lodging. Lodging was rated and recorded on a scale of = almost all plants erect, 2 = all plants leaning slightly or only a few plants down, 3 = all plants leaning moderately or 25 to 50 percent of plants down, 4 = all plants leaning considerably or 50 to 80 percent of plants down, and 5 = all plants down. Disease and Nematodes. When a disease or nematode problem is correctly identified, the information in Tables 69 to 78 may be used to select varieties that have genetically inherited resistance to the problem. Stem canker and frogeye leaf spot ratings shown in this report were determined by Gabe Sciumbato, MAFES plant pathologist. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station

8 How to Select Varieties In Problem or Difficult Fields () Identify fields that have had problems in the past. Problems to consider may include diseases, nematodes, or fields that make planting or harvest difficult because of extremely dry or wet conditions. The Mississippi State University Extension Service offers a disease diagnostic service and nematode analysis free of charge. (2) Use Tables 7 to 76 to select varieties for fields that need disease resistance. (3) Select varieties using multiyear averages from all available locations. Identify those varieties that have desired pest resistance along with a high yield potential. Use data from a test site or sites with a soil type similar to that where the soybeans will be grown. Consider planting dates and maturity dates that may allow you to avoid historical field problems. In Nonproblem Fields () Identify the farm s highest yielding fields that have no specific disease problems. (2) Select varieties with the best yield potential using multiyear averages from all available locations. Use data from a test site or sites with a soil type similar to that where the soybeans will be grown. (3) Try new varieties on a limited number of acres. Don t abandon older, consistent-performing varieties that are yielding well unless research and experience show an advantage for newer varieties. Planting Date and Maturity Date () Varieties in Maturity Groups IV and V are recommended. Earlier maturing varieties should be considered for planting where fall seedbed preparation was done the previous year and in fields that are subject to drought stress during the growing season and/or wet soils during the usual harvest period. Later maturing varieties should be considered for planting in fields that are not as prone to drought stress, where irrigation will be used to alleviate drought stress, and for later planting. However, early planting of all acreage is encouraged to reduce risk from drought and obtain higher yields. (2) Early-season production is a practice that has been quite successful and consistent for several years. Cool, wet soils at planting may justify the use of a seed treatment that has activity against Pythium, since no varieties have resistance to infection and resulting damage from this organism. Most Maturity Group IV soybeans have a narrow growth habit. Given their growth, habit narrow rows are quite advantageous. Early April to early May planting is recommended for early-season production of Group IV varieties. Irrigation allows later planting of early-maturing soybeans; however, the full yield potential may not be realized when planted late. Timely harvest is crucial with early-maturing varieties because dry weather at maturity may promote shattering. There is a wide range in maturity within Group IV soybeans. Determine if an early Group IV or a late Group IV variety, or some acreage of both, will fit into your operation. (3) Timely planting is crucial for optimum production of all maturity groups of soybeans. An attempt should be made to complete soybean planting as early as possible. Planting of Group V and Group VI can be made in April. Delays in planting will result in reduced yield potential for almost all varieties in all maturity groups. Herbicide-Resistant Varieties () Evaluate overall performance characteristics of the variety including yield potential, disease and nematode resistance, maturity date, lodging, etc. as you would any variety. (2) Compare these characteristics to other varieties, conventional and herbicide-resistant. (3) Consider seed premiums, technology fees, and specific weed problems. Determine total cost of conventional and herbicide-resistant-crop weed control programs, and combine this information with factors listed above in choosing a variety. General Characteristics of Varieties Soybean varieties differ in significant characteristics that may not affect their performance. Tables 65 to 70 give the general characteristics of most varieties grown in Mississippi. Pubescence and Hilum Color. Brown (tawny) and gray are the basic pubescence (hair) colors found among varieties. Varying pod-wall colors result in different intensities of mature pod colors. The eye of the seed is called a hilum, or point of attachment to the pod, and it differs in color by variety. Seed Size. There is no relationship between inherited seed size and seed yield. A small-seeded variety may yield as much as or more than a large-seeded variety. The average seed per pound for different varieties is shown in Tables 65 to 70, but this is subject to seasonal variation. Knowing the number of seed per pound is important in determining the amount of seed needed for planting. Fewer pounds are required for small-seeded varieties than for large-seeded varieties. Your county Extension office has a publication 2 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

9 (Information Sheet 94) that deals with seeding rates and plant populations. Flowering. Varieties of Maturity Group IV generally display an indeterminate growth habit. This means that a large portion of their vegetative growth occurs after the onset of flowering begins. In contrast, varieties of Groups V and VI display a determinate growth habit, where most of the vegetative growth occurs before flowering. The date of first flower will be determined by the time of planting and maturity. For example, a mid-group IV variety may bloom 3 weeks earlier than a Group V variety, whereas a late Group IV variety may bloom only week earlier than a Group V variety. Soybean flower petals are purple or white. The flower color is controlled strictly by genetics, and only one flower color occurs in a pure variety. Within the Maturity Group IV trials, the wide variation in maturity dates is attributed to lack of rigid standards for classifying varieties within a group. It was decided to subdivide both the Group IV and Group V trials into two maturity groups. All maturity groups were assigned an early- and late-maturity check: Conventional Test Maturity Group Early Check Late Check Group IV 495.RC Group V Osage REV 56R2 Roundup Ready Test Maturity Group Early Check Late Check Group IV Early 495.RC Group IV Late P94Y RC Group V Early REV 56R2 P95Y70 Group V Late P95Y70 Use of Data Tables and Summar y Statistics The yield potential of a given variety cannot be measured with complete accuracy. Consequently, replicated plots of all varieties are evaluated for yield, and the yield of a given variety is estimated as the mean of all replicated plots of that variety. Yields may vary from one plot to another, which introduces a certain degree of error to the estimation of yield potential. This natural variation is often responsible for yield differences seen among different varieties. Thus, even if the mean yield of two varieties is numerically different, they are not necessarily significantly different in terms of yield potential. In other words, the ability to measure yield is not precise enough to determine whether such small differences are observed purely by chance or because of superior performance. The least significant difference (LSD) is an estimate of the smallest difference between two varieties that can be declared to be the result of something other than random variation in a particular trial. Consider the following example for a given trial: Variety Abe Bill Charlie LSD Yield 40 bu/a 35 bu/a 3 bu/a 7 bu/a The difference between variety Abe and variety Bill is 5 bushels per acre (40-35 = 5). This difference is smaller than the LSD (7 bushels per acre). Consequently, it is concluded that variety Abe and variety Bill have the same yield potential, since the observed difference occurred purely due to chance. The difference between variety Abe and variety Charlie is 9 bushels per acre (40-3 = 9), which is larger than the LSD (7 bushels per acre). Therefore, it is concluded that the yield potential of variety Abe is superior to that of variety Charlie, since the difference is larger than would be expected purely by chance. The coefficient of variation (CV) is a measure of the relative precision of a given trial and is used to compare the relative precision of different trials. The CV is generally considered to be an estimate of the amount of unexplained variation in a given trial. This unexplained variation could be the result of variation between plots, with respect to soil type, fertility, insects, diseases, drought stress, etc. In general, the higher the CV, the less precise a given trial is. The coefficient of determination (R 2 ) is another measure of the level of precision in a trial and is also used to compare the relative precision of different trials. The R 2 is a measure of the amount of variation that is explained, or accounted for, in a given trial. For example, an R 2 value of 90 percent indicates that 90 percent of the observed variation in the trial has been accounted for, with the remaining 0 percent being unaccounted for. The higher the R 2 value, the more precise the trial. The R 2 is generally considered to be a better measure of precision than is the CV, for comparison of different trials. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 3

10 Table. Summary of Yields for Maturity Group IV Conventional for the 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Longwood Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Hills Overall Irr. (clay) Irr. Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Delta Grow DG 4867LL Delta Grow DG 4967LL Delta Grow DG 4990LL GoSoy 44LL GoSoy 47LL GoSoy 482LL GoSoy 490LL GoSoy 492LL Progeny Progeny 489LL Progeny Progeny 4928LL University of Arkansas R University of Arkansas R US Seeds Halo 4: US Seeds Halo 4: US Seeds Halo X US Seeds Halo X US Seeds Halo 4: US Seeds Halo 5: USDA-ARS LG USG USG 74G82L Mean LSD (.0) Error df CV (%) R square (%) Table 2. Summary of Yields for Maturity Group V Conventional/LL for the 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials Brand Variety Longwood Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Hills Overall Irr. (clay) Irr. Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Delta Grow DG546LL Dyna-Gro 34LL GoSoy 500LL GoSoy 5LL GoSoy 540LL Progeny P560LL (E) Progeny P5460LL (E) Progeny P5960LL (E) University of Arkansas Osage University of Arkansas Ozark University of Arkansas UA University of Missouri S08-X US Seeds Halo 5: US Seeds Halo 5: US Seeds Halo 5: US Seeds Halo 5: US Seeds Halo X USDA-ARS DB03-846(E) USDA-ARS DB (E) USDA-ARS DB05X USDA-ARS DB05X USDA-ARS JTN USDA-ARS JTN Mean LSD (.0) Error df CV (%) R square (%) Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

11 Table 3. Summary of Yields for Maturity Group IV Early Roundup Ready for the 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Clarksdale Clarksdale Longwood Stoneville Stoneville Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Olive Branch Raymond Hills Overall Irr. Nonirr. Irr. (clay) Irr. Nonirr. (cotton) Irr. Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a AGS AGS 43R AGS AGS 45R Armor 44-R Armor 46-R Armor X Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Croplan Genetics R2C Croplan Genetics R2C Delta Grow DG 4575R2Y Delta Grow DG 4670R2Y Dyna-Gro 3RY Dyna-Gro 39RY Dyna-Gro S44RS Hornbeck HBK RY Morsoy Xtra 46X Morsoy Xtra 46X Morsoy Xtra R2 44X NK Brand S44-D5 Brand NK Brand S46-T Pioneer 93Y Pioneer 93Y Pioneer 94Y Pioneer 94Y Pioneer 94Y Pioneer 94Y Progeny Progeny 42RY Progeny Progeny 450RY Progeny Progeny 46RY Schillinger 457.RCP University of Missouri S08-X Overall Mean LSD (.0) Error df CV (%) R square (%) Table 4. Summary of Yields for Maturity Group IV Late Roundup Ready for the 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Clarksdale Clarksdale Longwood Stoneville Stoneville Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Olive Branch Raymond Hills Overall Irr. Nonirr. Irr. (clay) Irr. Nonirr. (cotton) Irr. Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a AGS AGS 47R Armor 48-R Armor DK Armor X Armor X Armor X Armor X Armor 49-R Armor X Armor X Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Croplan Genetics R2C 4752S Croplan Genetics R2C Croplan Genetics R2T4799S Delta Grow DG 475R2Y Delta Grow DG 4755 R2Y (E) = Experimental. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 5

12 Table 4 (cont.). Summary of Yields for Maturity Group IV Late Roundup Ready for the 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Clarksdale Clarksdale Longwood Stoneville Stoneville Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Olive Branch Raymond Hills Overall Irr. Nonirr. Irr. (clay) Irr. Nonirr. (cotton) Irr. Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Delta Grow DG 4765 R2Y/STS Delta Grow DG 485R2Y Delta Grow DG 4825 R2Y/STS Delta Grow DG 4870 R2Y Delta Grow DG 4880RR Delta Grow DG 4925 R2Y Delta Grow DG 4970RR Delta Grow DG 4980 R2Y Delta Grow DG4770RR Delta Grow DG4975RR Dyna-Gro 33RY Dyna-Gro DG 37RY Dyna-Gro S47RY Dyna-Gro S48RS Great Heart Seed GT-478CR Hornbeck HBK R Hornbeck HBK RY JGL JG 48 (E) JGL JGL 480(E) Morsoy Xtra R2 47X Morsoy Xtra R2 48X Morsoy Xtra R247X Morsoy Xtra R248X NK Brand S46-A NK Brand S49-F Pioneer 94Y Pioneer 94Y Pioneer 94Y Pioneer 94Y Progeny P470RY (E) Progeny P4920RY (E) Progeny 4747RY Progeny 484RY Progeny 4850RY Progeny 4900RY REV 47R74 TM REV 49R54 TM REV 46R73 TM REV 47R53 TM REV 48R0 TM REV 48R22 TM REV 48R33 TM REV 49R TM REV 49R22 TM REV 49R43 TM Schillinger 478.RCS Schillinger 495.RC Schillinger 4990.RC Univ of Missouri S08-X USG 74H USG USG 74A79R Overall Mean LSD (.0) Error df CV (%) R square (%) (E) = Experimental. 6 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

13 Table 5. Summary of Yields for Maturity Group V Early Roundup Ready for the 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Clarksdale Longwood Stoneville Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Olive Branch Raymond Hills Overall Irr. Irr. (clay) Irr. (cotton) Irr. Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Armor 53-R Armor 53-R Armor 55-R Armor X Armor X Armor X Armor X Armor X Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Croplan Genetics R2C Croplan Genetics R2C Delta Grow DG 575R2Y Delta Grow DG 5475Ry Delta Grow DG 5535R2Y Delta Grow DG 5555RR Delta Grow DG 5556RR Delta Grow DG560RR/STS Delta Grow DG5300RR/STS Dyna-Gro 32RY Dyna-Gro 35RY Dyna-Gro 37RY Dyna-Gro S53RY Dyna-Gro S54RY Great Heart Seed GT-500CR Great Heart Seed GT-550CR Hornbeck HBK RY Hornbeck HBK RY Hornbeck HBK RY MorSoy RT 5429N Morsoy Xtra 54X Morsoy Xtra R2 5X Morsoy Xtra R2 53X NK Brand NK S56-G6 Brand NK Brand S5-H Pioneer 95Y Pioneer 95Y Pioneer 95Y Pioneer 95Y Pioneer 95Y Progeny 5388RY Progeny P520RY (E) Progeny P560RY (E) Progeny Progeny 5RY Progeny Progeny 542RY Progeny Progeny 5655RY REV 5R53 TM REV 54R84 TM REV 55R53 TM REV 55R83 TM REV 56R63 TM REV 56R2 TM Schillinger 5220.RC University of Arkansas R04-268RR University of Arkansas R09-607RR USG 75J62R USG 75Q42R Mean LSD (.0) Error df CV (%) R square (%) (E) = Experimental. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 7

14 Table 6. Summary of Yields for Maturity Group V Late Roundup Ready for the 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Clarksdale Longwood Stoneville Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Olive Branch Raymond Hills Overall Irr. Irr. (clay) Irr. (cotton) Irr. Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Asgrow AG Dyna-Gro 39RY Pioneer 95Y Pioneer 95Y Progeny Progeny 57RY Progeny Progeny 58RY REV 59R3 TM University of Missouri S08-X University of Missouri S08-X USG USG 75Z Mean LSD (.0) Error df CV (%) R square (%) Table 7. Summary of 2-Year Yields for Maturity Group IV Conventional for the 20 and 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Longwood Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Hills Overall Irr. Irr. Avg. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a GoSoy 44LL US Seeds Halo 4: US Seeds Halo 4: Overall Mean Table 8. Summary of 2-Year Yields for Maturity Group V Conventional for the 20 and 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Longwood Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Hills Overall Irr. Irr. Avg. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Delta Grow DG546LL Dyna-Gro 34LL GoSoy 5LL Progeny P560LL (E) Progeny P5460LL (E) Progeny P5960LL (E) University of Arkansas Osage University of Arkansas Ozark US Seeds Halo 5: USDA-ARS DB03-846(E) USDA-ARS DB (E) Overall Mean Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

15 Table 9. Summary of 2-Year Yields for Maturity Group IV Early Roundup Ready for the 20 and 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Clarksdale Clarksdale Longwood Stoneville Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Olive Branch Raymond Hills Overall Irr. Nonirr. Irr. Irr. (clay) Irr. (cotton) Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Delta Grow DG 4670R2Y Dyna-Gro 3RY Hornbeck HBK RY Morsoy Xtra 46X Morsoy Xtra 46X NK Brand S44-D5 Brand Pioneer 93Y Pioneer 94Y Pioneer 94Y Pioneer 94Y Progeny Progeny 42RY Progeny Progeny 450RY Progeny Progeny 46RY Schillinger 457.RCP Overall Mean Table 0. Summary of 2-Year Yields for Maturity Group IV Late Roundup Ready for the 20 and 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Clarksdale Clarksdale Longwood Stoneville Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Olive Branch Raymond Hills Overall Irr. Nonirr. Irr. Irr. (clay) Irr. (cotton) Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Croplan Genetics R2T4799S Delta Grow DG 4880RR Delta Grow DG 4970RR Delta Grow DG4975RR Dyna-Gro 33RY Hornbeck HBK R Hornbeck HBK RY Pioneer 94Y Pioneer 94Y Pioneer 94Y Progeny P470RY (E) REV 46R73 TM REV 47R53 TM REV 48R0 TM REV 48R22 TM REV 48R33 TM REV 49R TM REV 49R22 TM REV 49R43 TM Schillinger 478.RCS Schillinger 495.RC Schillinger 4990.RC USG 74H USG USG 74A79R Overall Mean Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 9

16 Table. Summary of 2-Year Yields for Maturity Group V Early Roundup Ready for the 20 and 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Clarksdale Longwood Stoneville Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Olive Branch Raymond Hills Overall Irr. Irr. Irr. (clay) Irr. (cotton) Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Armor 53-R Armor 53-R Asgrow AG Delta Grow DG 5555RR Delta Grow DG560RR/STS Delta Grow DG5300RR/STS Dyna-Gro 32RY Hornbeck HBK RY Hornbeck HBK RY Hornbeck HBK RY MorSoy RT 5429N Morsoy Xtra 54X NK Brand NK S56-G6 Brand Pioneer 95Y Pioneer 95Y Pioneer 95Y Progeny P520RY (E) Progeny P560RY (E) Progeny Progeny 5RY Progeny Progeny 5655RY REV 5R53 TM REV 56R2 TM REV 56R63 TM Schillinger 5220.RC Overall Mean (E) = Experimental. Table 2. Summary of 2-Year Yields for Maturity Group V Late Roundup Ready for the 20 and 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Clarksdale Longwood Stoneville Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Olive Branch Raymond Hills Overall Irr. Irr. Irr. (cotton) Irr. (clay) Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Asgrow AG Dyna-Gro 39RY Pioneer 95Y Progeny Progeny 57RY Progeny Progeny 58RY USG USG 75Z Overall Mean Table 3. Summary of 3-Year Yields for Maturity Group IV Conv. for the 200, 20, and 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Longwood Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Hill Overall Irr. Irr. Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a US Seeds Halo 4: US Seeds Halo 4: Overall Mean Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

17 Table 4. Summary of 3-Year Yields for Maturity Group V Conventional for the 200, 20, and 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Longwood Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Hill Overall Irr. Irr. (clay) Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Delta Grow DG546LL Progeny P560LL (E) Progeny P5460LL (E) Progeny P5960LL (E) University of Arkansas Osage University of Arkansas Ozark US Seeds Halo 5: USDA-ARS DB03-846(E) USDA-ARS DB (E) Overall Mean Table 5. Summary of 3-Year Yields for Maturity Group IV Early Roundup Ready for the 200, 20, and 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Clarksdale Clarksdale Longwood Stoneville Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Olive Branch Raymond Hill Overall Irr. Nonirr. Irr. Irr. (clay) Irr. (cotton) Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Asgrow AG NK Brand S44-D5 Brand Pioneer 93Y Pioneer 94Y Progeny 450RY Schillinger 457.RCP Overall Mean (E) = Experimental. Table 6. Summary of 3-Year Yields for Maturity Group IV Late Roundup Ready for the 200, 20, and 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Clarksdale Longwood Stoneville Stoneville Clarksdale Delta Brooksville Falkner Olive Branch Raymond Hill Overall Irr. Irr. (Cotton) Irr. (Clay) Irr. Nonirr. Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Delta Grow DG 4880RR Delta Grow DG 4970RR Delta Grow DG4975RR Hornbeck HBK R Pioneer 94Y Pioneer 94Y Pioneer 94Y Progeny P470RY (E) REV 48R0 TM REV 48R22 TM REV 49R TM REV 49R22 TM Schillinger 478.RCS Schillinger 495.RC Schillinger 4990.RC Overall Mean Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station

18 Table 7. Summary of 3-Year Yields for Maturity Group V Early Roundup Ready for the 200, 20, and 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Clarksdale Longwood Stoneville Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Olive Raymond Hill Overall (cotton) (clay) Avg. Branch Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Delta Grow DG 5555RR Delta Grow DG5300RR/STS MorSoy RT 5429N NK Brand NK S56-G6 Brand Pioneer 95Y Pioneer 95Y Pioneer 95Y Progeny P520RY (E) Progeny P560RY (E) REV 56R2 TM Overall Mean Table 8. Summary of 3-Year Yields for Maturity Group V Late Roundup Ready for the 200, 20, and 202 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials. Brand Variety Clarksdale Longwood Stoneville Stoneville Delta Brooksville Falkner Olive Branch Raymond Hill Overall Irr. Irr. Irr. (cotton) Irr. (clay) Avg. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Nonirr. Avg. Avg. bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a bu/a Pioneer 95Y Asgrow AG Overall Mean Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

19 Location. MAFES Delta Branch, Stoneville (Clay) Location Summar y The nonirrigated plots were planted into a stale seedbed with enough moisture to germinate plots quickly. Soil moisture left quickly, and at the time the irrigated plots were planted, insufficient soil moisture was present to germinate the plots. After a week with no rainfall, the irrigated plots were furrow-irrigated to allow the plots to germinate. The lack of soil moisture at planting delayed emergence of the irrigated plots. The earlier planting date and adequate moisture at planting, in combination with timely rains, allowed for better-than-average yields for nonirrigated plots. The irrigated plots were furrow-irrigated as needed throughout the growing season, but they never seemed to overcome the early dry period and delayed germination. As a result, the irrigated plot yields were well below average. Soil type: Sharkey clay Soil ph: Soil fertility: P=H K=H Irrigation dates: May 4, May 26, June 25, July 27, Aug. 6, Aug. 30 Herbicide application:... Preemergence Authority 2 oz/a, Dual II 24oz/A, and Roundup 24 oz/a (nonirrigated on April 24 and irrigated on May 7) Postemergence Roundup Ready Roundup 22 oz/a and 0.6 oz/a on June 2 (irrigated and nonirrigated) Conventional/LL 0 oz/a, 0.6 oz/a, and Ultra 8 oz/a on June 2 Previous crop: Soybeans Planting date: April 24 nonirrigated May 7 irrigated Harvest date: Group IV Early Roundup Ready (nonirrigated) on Aug. 28, Group IV Late Roundup Ready (nonirrigated) and Group IV Early Roundup Ready (irrigated) on Sept. 2, Group IV Late Roundup Ready (irrigated) on Sept. 26, Group V Early and V Late Roundup Ready and Group IV and V Conventional/LL on Oct. 2 Rainfall Summar y Inches April May June July August September October Total Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 3

20 Table 9. Maturity Group IV Conventional/LL Irrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville, clay). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. GoSoy 490LL University of Arkansas R University of Arkansas R US Seeds Halo 5: GoSoy 492LL US Seeds Halo 4: Delta Grow DG 4967LL Progeny Progeny 4928LL Delta Grow DG 4990LL USG USG 74G82L GoSoy 482LL US Seeds Halo 4: US Seeds Halo X GoSoy 44LL US Seeds Halo X GoSoy 47LL US Seeds Halo 4: Progeny Progeny 489LL Delta Grow DG 4867LL USDA-ARS LG Mean 34.3 LSD (.0) 5.8 Error df 38 CV (%) 2.4 R square (%) 85.7 No maturity dates taken. Table 20. Maturity Group V Conventional/LL Irrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville, clay). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. University of Arkansas UA USDA-ARS DB05X US Seeds Halo 5: USDA-ARS DB05X US Seeds Halo X University of Arkansas Osage Progeny P5960LL (E) University of Arkansas Ozark USDA-ARS DB03-846(E) USDA-ARS DB (E) Progeny P5460LL (E) Delta Grow DG546LL GoSoy 500LL GoSoy 5LL University of Missouri S08-X US Seeds Halo 5: GoSoy 540LL US Seeds Halo 5: USDA-ARS JTN US Seeds Halo 5: Progeny P560LL (E) Dyna-Gro 34LL USDA-ARS JTN Mean 4.9 LSD (.0) 5.7 Error df 44 CV (%) 9.8 R square (%) 78.8 No maturity dates taken. 4 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

21 Table 2. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Early Irrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville, clay). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Morsoy Xtra R2 44X Dyna-Gro 39RY Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Pioneer 93Y Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Armor 44-R Pioneer 94Y Dyna-Gro 3RY Pioneer 93Y Asgrow AG Progeny Progeny 42RY NK Brand S46-T AGS AGS 45R Croplan Genetics R2C Armor X Progeny Progeny 450RY Pioneer 94Y Dyna-Gro S44RS NK Brand S44-D5 Brand Croplan Genetics R2C Delta Grow DG 4575R2Y Delta Grow DG 4670R2Y AGS AGS 43R University of Missouri S08-X Morsoy Xtra 46X Armor 46-R Schillinger 457.RCP Pioneer 94Y Progeny Progeny 46RY Hornbeck HBK RY Pioneer 94Y Morsoy Xtra 46X Mean 39.3 LSD (.0) 6 Error df 68 CV (%).3 R square (%) 73 No maturity dates taken. Table 22. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Early Nonirrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville, clay). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 3 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. 2 AGS AGS 45R Morsoy Xtra 46X Pioneer 94Y Delta Grow DG 4575R2Y Delta Grow DG 4670R2Y Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Croplan Genetics R2C NK Brand S46-T Morsoy Xtra R2 44X AGS AGS 43R Asgrow AG Progeny P450RY Hornbeck HBK RY Pioneer 94Y No 2-year average. 2 No 3-year average. 3 No maturity dates taken. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 5

22 Table 22 (cont.). Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Early Nonirrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville, clay). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 3 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. 2 Armor X Progeny P46RY Schillinger 457.RCP Dyna-Gro 3RY Asgrow AG Croplan Genetics R2C Armor 46-R Asgrow AG Asgrow AG Armor 44-R Pioneer 93Y Morsoy Xtra 46X Dyna-Gro 39RY University of Missouri S08-X Dyna-Gro S44RS NK Brand S44-D5 Brand Pioneer 93Y Progeny P42RY Pioneer 94Y Pioneer 94Y Mean 33.3 LSD (.0) 7.3 Error df 68 CV (%) 6 R square (%) 55.4 No 2-year average. 2 No 3-year average. 3 No maturity dates taken. Table 23. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Irrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville, clay). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Dyna-Gro S47RY Progeny P4747RY Delta Grow DG 4755 R2Y Morsoy Xtra R2 48X Armor X Armor DK NK Brand S49-F Asgrow AG Progeny P4850RY Dyna-Gro DG 37RY Armor 49-R Morsoy Xtra R248X Pioneer 94Y REV 49R43 TM REV 46R73 TM Armor X Dyna-Gro S48RS USG 74H Morsoy Xtra R2 47X Croplan Genetics R2T4799S Asgrow AG REV 49R54 TM Delta Grow DG 475R2Y Progeny P4900RY Armor X Pioneer 94Y Asgrow AG REV 47R74 TM Delta Grow DG 4825 R2Y/STS No maturity dates taken. 6 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

23 Table 23 (cont.). Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Irrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville, clay). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Delta Grow DG 4765 R2Y/STS Dyna-Gro 33RY REV 48R33 TM Hornbeck HBK RY Delta Grow DG4770RR Delta Grow DG 4925 R2Y Pioneer 94Y Armor X Delta Grow DG 4880RR USG USG 74A79R REV 47R53 TM Armor 48-R Delta Grow DG 4870 R2Y Progeny P470RY (E) Morsoy Xtra R247X Delta Grow DG 4980 R2Y REV 49R22 TM Croplan Genetics R2C 4752S Schillinger 495.RC JGL JG 48 (E) JGL JGL 480(E) REV 48R22 TM NK Brand S46-A Schillinger 478.RCS Progeny P4920RY (E) Croplan Genetics R2C Hornbeck HBK R Schillinger 4990.RC Armor X Delta Grow DG4975RR Univ of Missouri S08-X REV 48R0 TM Armor X Delta Grow DG 4970RR Progeny P484RY REV 49R TM Pioneer 94Y Delta Grow DG 485R2Y AGS AGS 47R Great Heart Seed GT-478CR Mean 36.6 LSD (.0) 5.7 Error df 36 CV (%).4 R square (%) 70 No maturity dates taken. Table 24. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Nonirrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 3 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. 2 Progeny P4900RY REV 46R73 TM Delta Grow DG 4825 R2Y/STS Delta Grow DG 475R2Y Armor X Armor 49-R Pioneer 94Y REV 47R53 TM Morsoy Xtra R2 48X No 2-year average. 2 No 3-year average. 3 No maturity dates taken. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 7

24 Table 24 (cont.). Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Nonirrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 3 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. 2 Delta Grow DG 4925 R2Y Croplan Genetics R2T4799S Croplan Genetics R2C Dyna-Gro S47RY Progeny P4747RY Delta Grow DG 4755 R2Y JGL JGL 480(E) Delta Grow DG 4765 R2Y/STS Schillinger 495.RC Asgrow AG JGL JG 48 (E) Armor DK Asgrow AG Progeny P4850RY AGS AGS 47R Pioneer 94Y Dyna-Gro 33RY Great Heart Seed GT-478CR REV 49R54 TM Croplan Genetics R2C 4752S REV 47R74 TM Dyna-Gro DG 37RY Armor X Progeny P470RY (E) Armor X Morsoy Xtra R248X Delta Grow DG4975RR Armor X REV 48R33 TM Delta Grow DG 485R2Y Armor 48-R Morsoy Xtra R2 47X Hornbeck HBK RY Morsoy Xtra R247X Armor X Dyna-Gro S48RS Hornbeck HBK R REV 49R TM Armor X University of Missouri S08-X Delta Grow DG 4970RR REV 48R22 TM NK Brand S46-A Delta Grow DG 4870 R2Y Delta Grow DG 4880RR Progeny P4920RY (E) USG USG 74A79R Pioneer 94Y Schillinger 4990.RC Progeny P484RY Schillinger 478.RCS NK Brand S49-F Asgrow AG Delta Grow DG 4980 R2Y USG 74H Pioneer 94Y REV 49R22 TM REV 49R43 TM REV 48R0 TM Delta Grow DG4770RR Mean 40.9 LSD (.0) 9.3 Error df 36 CV (%) 6.8 R square (%) 49.5 No 2-year average. 2 No 3-year average. 3 No maturity dates taken. 8 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

25 Table 25. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Early Irrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville, clay). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. REV 56R63 TM Armor X Pioneer 95Y Morsoy Xtra 54X Dyna-Gro S54RY Morsoy Xtra R2 53X Delta Grow DG 5535R2Y Progeny Progeny 542RY Armor X REV 55R83 TM MorSoy RT 5429N Progeny P560RY (E) Armor X Delta Grow DG 5556RR Delta Grow DG 5475Ry Croplan Genetics R2C NK Brand S5-H REV 55R53 TM Dyna-Gro 32RY Delta Grow DG 5555RR Armor X Asgrow AG Delta Grow DG 575R2Y Armor 55-R Morsoy Xtra R2 5X Dyna-Gro 35RY Croplan Genetics R2C Pioneer 95Y REV 56R2 TM REV 5R53 TM Dyna-Gro S53RY Progeny Progeny 5RY USG 75Q42R REV 54R84 TM Hornbeck HBK RY Great Heart Seed GT-550CR Asgrow AG Asgrow AG NK Brand NK S56-G6 Brand Pioneer 95Y University of Arkansas R09-607RR Delta Grow DG5300RR/STS Asgrow AG Armor X Progeny Progeny 5655RY Dyna-Gro 37RY USG 75J62R Pioneer 95Y Schillinger 5220.RC Great Heart Seed GT-500CR Armor 53-R Hornbeck HBK RY Progeny 5388RY Progeny P520RY (E) Hornbeck HBK RY Pioneer 95Y Armor 53-R University of Arkansas R04-268RR Delta Grow DG560RR/STS Mean 43.5 LSD (.0) 4.4 Error df 8 CV (%) 7.5 R square (%) 77.3 No maturity dates taken. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 9

26 Table 26. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Late Irrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville Clay). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 2 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. USG USG 75Z Pioneer 95Y Asgrow AG REV 59R3 TM Progeny Progeny 58RY Dyna-Gro 39RY Pioneer 95Y University of Missouri S08-X University of Missouri S08-X Progeny Progeny 57RY Mean 40.7 LSD (.0) 5.6 Error df 8 CV (%) 9.7 R square (%) 77.6 No maturity dates taken. 20 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

27 Location. MAFES Delta Branch, Stoneville (Cotton) Location Summar y Soybean plots were planted into soil with good soil moisture. The plots quickly emerged to a good stand. The plots were furrow-irrigated as needed throughout the growing season. As a result, the plots were never stressed for moisture. Harvest was completed in a timely manner with no weather delays. Good yields were observed. Soil type: Dundee silty clay loam Soil ph: Soil fertility: P=H K=H Irrigation dates: May 26, June 25, July 27, Aug. 6, Aug. 30 Herbicide application:..... Preemergence Authority 2 oz/a, Dual II 6 oz/a, and Roundup 24 oz/a on May 7 Postemergence Roundup 22 oz/a and 0.6 oz/a on June 2 Previous crop: Soybeans Planting date: May 7 Harvest date: Group IV Early Roundup Ready on Sept. 2, Group IV Late Roundup Ready on Sept. 26, Group V Early and V Late Roundup Ready on Oct. 2 Rainfall Summar y Inches April May June July August September October Total Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 2

28 Table 27. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Early Irrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville, Cotton). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Dyna-Gro 3RY Dyna-Gro 39RY Asgrow AG Armor 46-R Delta Grow DG 4670R2Y Asgrow AG Croplan Genetics R2C Asgrow AG Progeny P42RY Armor 44-R Croplan Genetics R2C Pioneer 94Y AGS AGS 45R Pioneer 94Y Morsoy Xtra 46X Hornbeck HBK RY Progeny P450RY AGS AGS 43R Asgrow AG Asgrow AG NK Brand S46-T Morsoy Xtra 46X Morsoy Xtra R2 44X University of Missouri S08-X Pioneer 93Y Progeny P46RY Asgrow AG Pioneer 94Y Dyna-Gro S44RS Pioneer 94Y Delta Grow DG 4575R2Y Armor X NK Brand S44-D5 Brand Schillinger 457.RCP Pioneer 93Y Mean 65.9 LSD (.0) 5.6 Error df 68 CV (%) 6.3 R square (%) 62.6 No maturity dates taken. Table 28. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Irrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville, Cotton). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Morsoy Xtra R2 48X Armor 49-R Progeny P4747RY Progeny P484RY Dyna-Gro S47RY Delta Grow DG 475R2Y Morsoy Xtra R247X Progeny P4900RY Armor X Armor DK Delta Grow DG 4870 R2Y Armor X Delta Grow DG 4755 R2Y Dyna-Gro 33RY Dyna-Gro DG 37RY No maturity dates taken. 22 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

29 Table 28 (cont.). Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Irrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville Cotton). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Pioneer 94Y Armor 48-R Delta Grow DG 4925 R2Y Progeny P4850RY REV 48R33 TM Asgrow AG JGL JG 48 (E) Croplan Genetics R2T4799S Croplan Genetics R2C JGL JGL 480(E) USG 74H Delta Grow DG 4825 R2Y/STS Croplan Genetics R2C 4752S Asgrow AG Delta Grow DG 4880RR AGS AGS 47R Armor X Delta Grow DG 4765 R2Y/STS Armor X Pioneer 94Y Morsoy Xtra R2 47X Asgrow AG Pioneer 94Y NK Brand S49-F Delta Grow DG 4970RR Hornbeck HBK RY REV 49R TM NK Brand S46-A Delta Grow DG 485R2Y Dyna-Gro S48RS Pioneer 94Y Delta Grow DG 4980 R2Y Schillinger 478.RCS Delta Grow DG4975RR REV 49R43 TM Delta Grow DG4770RR USG USG 74A79R Morsoy Xtra R248X Progeny P470RY (E) Schillinger 495.RC Great Heart Seed GT-478CR University of Missouri S08-X REV 47R53 TM REV 47R74 TM Armor X REV 48R22 TM REV 48R0 TM Progeny P4920RY (E) REV 46R73 TM Schillinger 4990.RC REV 49R22 TM Armor X Hornbeck HBK R REV 49R54 TM Mean 60 LSD (.0) 6.3 Error df 36 CV (%) 7.8 R square (%) 6.4 No maturity dates taken. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 23

30 Table 29. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Early Irrigated Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville, Cotton). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 2 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Great Heart Seed GT-500CR NK Brand S5-H Pioneer 95Y Pioneer 95Y Asgrow AG REV 5R53 TM USG 75Q42R Dyna-Gro S53RY Delta Grow DG 5475Ry Progeny Progeny 542RY Delta Grow DG 575R2Y Dyna-Gro 35RY Armor X Armor X Progeny P5RY Morsoy Xtra R2 53X REV 55R53 TM Armor X Dyna-Gro S54RY Hornbeck HBK RY Croplan Genetics R2C Delta Grow DG 5535R2Y Hornbeck HBK RY Pioneer 95Y Asgrow AG Pioneer 95Y Croplan Genetics R2C Progeny P520RY (E) Progeny P5655RY Hornbeck HBK RY Asgrow AG Armor X REV 56R63 TM Armor X USG 75J62R REV 54R84 TM Armor 53-R Morsoy Xtra R2 5X Delta Grow DG560RR/STS MorSoy RT 5429N Dyna-Gro 32RY Armor 55-R Delta Grow DG 5556RR Schillinger 5220.RC Dyna-Gro 37RY Delta Grow DG5300RR/STS Pioneer 95Y Progeny 5388RY NK Brand NK S56-G6 Brand Progeny P560RY (E) REV 56R2 TM Great Heart Seed GT-550CR Morsoy Xtra 54X Asgrow AG Armor 53-R REV 55R83 TM Delta Grow DG 5555RR University of Arkansas R04-268RR University of Arkansas R09-607RR Mean 55.7 LSD (.0) 4.5 Error df 8 CV (%) 6 R square (%) 77.8 (E) = experimental. 2 No maturity dates taken. 24 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

31 Table 30. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Late Soybeans (Delta Branch Experiment Station, Stoneville, Cotton). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. University of Missouri S08-X Pioneer 95Y University of Missouri S08-X Dyna-Gro 39RY REV 59R3 TM Progeny Progeny 58RY Progeny Progeny 57RY Pioneer 95Y USG USG 75Z Asgrow AG Mean 53.5 LSD (.0) 4.9 Error df 8 CV (%) 6.5 R square (%) 65.4 No maturity dates taken. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 25

32 Location 2. Dulaney Farms, Inc., Clarksdale (Irrigated) Location Summar y Soybean plots were planted into soil with adequate moisture for germination. The plots quickly emerged to a good stand. Timely irrigations allowed for good soil moisture to be maintained throughout the growing season. Good yields were observed. Harvest was completed without any weather delays. Soil type: Forest dale silt loam Soil ph: Soil fertility: P=M, K=M Irrigation dates: June 20, July 20, July 28, Aug. 8 Fungicide application: oz/a on July 20 Insecticide application: oz/a, 3 oz/a on July 20, and lb/a on Aug. 0 Herbicide application:..... Preemeergence Authority 2 oz/a, Dual II 24 oz/a, and Roundup 24 oz/a on April 27 Postemergence Roundup 22 oz/a, 0 oz/a, and 0.3 oz/a on May 23 Previous crop: Soybeans Planting date: April 27 Harvest date: Group IV Early Roundup Ready on Sept. 27; Group IV Late, V Early, and V Late Roundup Ready on Oct. 5 Rainfall Summar y Inches April May June July August September October Total Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

33 Table 3. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Early Irrigated Soybeans (Dulaney Farms, Coahoma County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Asgrow AG /5 36 Delta Grow DG 4670R2Y /26 30 Croplan Genetics R2C /3 35 Armor 46-R /2 38 Hornbeck HBK RY /4 34 Schillinger 457.RCP /5 30 NK Brand S44-D5 Brand /27 36 Progeny P450RY /27 33 AGS AGS 43R /4 39 Asgrow AG /27 27 Dyna-Gro 3RY /3 3 Dyna-Gro S44RS /29 3 Morsoy Xtra R2 44X /28 36 Asgrow AG /25 36 Armor 44-R /2 37 Morsoy Xtra 46X / 37 Progeny P46RY /28 28 Progeny P42RY / Asgrow AG / 3 Morsoy Xtra 46X /3 3 Armor X /25 26 Croplan Genetics R2C /28 30 Dyna-Gro 39RY / 36 AGS AGS 45R / Pioneer 94Y / Delta Grow DG 4575R2Y /27 33 Asgrow AG /3 32 Pioneer 94Y / 36 Asgrow AG /28 38 Pioneer 94Y /28 33 NK Brand S46-T /22 26 University of Missouri S08-X /23 3 Pioneer 94Y /4 35 Pioneer 93Y / Pioneer 93Y /28 35 Mean 58.5 LSD (.0) 8. Error df 68 CV (%) 0. R square 6.7 Table 32. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Irrigated Soybeans (Dulaney Farms, Coahoma County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Morsoy Xtra R2 47X /4 43 Dyna-Gro S48RS /29 40 Asgrow AG /5 44 Croplan Genetics R2C 4752S /5 38 Croplan Genetics R2T4799S /2 33 Armor 49-R /5 32 Armor X /3 38 Asgrow AG /2 39 Progeny P470RY (E) /2 35 Armor X /4 4 Armor 48-R /27 43 NK Brand S49-F / Progeny P4900RY /28 39 Armor DK /5 35 Delta Grow DG 4880RR / JGL JGL 480 (E) /3 38 (E) = Experimental. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 27

34 Table 32 (cont.). Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Irrigated Soybeans (Dulaney Farms, Coahoma County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Progeny P4920RY (E) / 34 Progeny P4850RY /4 42 Great Heart Seed GT-478CR /27 35 AGS AGS 47R / Dyna-Gro S47RY /4 33 Delta Grow DG4770RR / REV 47R74 TM /30 37 Armor X /8 46 Armor X /4 33 REV 47R53 TM / Armor X /4 34 Hornbeck HBK RY /2 42 Hornbeck HBK R /5 46 Progeny P4747RY /5 4 REV 49R54 TM /5 39 Delta Grow DG 4870 R2Y /30 35 Delta Grow DG 485R2Y /4 35 REV 49R43 TM / Croplan Genetics R2C /27 4 Schillinger 4990.RC /7 42 Delta Grow DG 4825 R2Y/STS /5 3 University of Missouri S08-X /8 44 Dyna-Gro DG 37RY /5 34 Morsoy Xtra R247X /3 42 Delta Grow DG 4970RR /2 30 Morsoy Xtra R2 48X /28 4 REV 48R0 TM /2 34 Pioneer 94Y /28 40 Schillinger 478.RCS /5 42 Progeny P484RY /5 37 Armor X /26 34 Asgrow AG / Pioneer 94Y /30 39 REV 48R22 TM /28 38 Dyna-Gro 33RY /2 42 Schillinger 495.RC /5 50 Delta Grow DG 475R2Y /4 39 USG USG 74A79R /4 34 Morsoy Xtra R248X /5 32 Delta Grow DG 4925 R2Y /4 44 Delta Grow DG 4755 R2Y /4 38 Pioneer 94Y /27 33 REV 49R22 TM /27 42 Delta Grow DG 4980 R2Y /27 33 REV 48R33 TM / Delta Grow DG 4765 R2Y/STS /5 38 Delta Grow DG4975RR / JGL JG 48 (E) 52. 9/4 43 REV 49R TM /2 36 NK Brand S46-A /28 43 USG 74H /5 35 Pioneer 94Y / REV 46R73 TM /27 4 Mean 6.5 LSD (.0) 0.8 Error df 36 CV (%) 3.0 R square (%) 5.5 (E) = Experimental. 28 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

35 Table 33. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Early Irrigated Soybeans (Dulaney Farms, Coahoma County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Croplan Genetics R2C /5 32 Armor X /20 33 USG 75Q42R /20 3 Morsoy Xtra R2 5X /7 26 Armor X /8 32 REV 56R2 TM /9 36 REV 55R83 TM /8 29 Delta Grow DG 5556RR /20 30 Dyna-Gro 37RY /8 24 REV 55R53 TM /22 30 Dyna-Gro S54RY /20 32 Delta Grow DG 5555RR /20 33 Asgrow AG /4 26 Progeny P542RY /20 27 Croplan Genetics R2C /8 3 Armor X /2 30 Armor X /20 32 Dyna-Gro 35RY /4 32 Pioneer 95Y /9 35 Hornbeck HBK RY /4 26 Progeny P560RY (E) /9 27 Great Heart Seed GT-550CR /8 25 Dyna-Gro 32RY /20 28 Great Heart Seed GT-500CR /9 29 Asgrow AG /8 32 Delta Grow DG 5475Ry /22 32 Pioneer 95Y /0 32 MorSoy RT 5429N /20 33 Pioneer 95Y /0 32 Morsoy Xtra 54X /20 28 Progeny P5RY /9 33 Asgrow AG /0 33 Pioneer 95Y /5 33 REV 5R53 TM /5 35 Delta Grow DG5300RR/STS /8 30 NK Brand S5-H /4 27 REV 54R84 TM /4 27 Hornbeck HBK RY /0 33 Armor X /4 25 REV 56R63 TM / Delta Grow DG 5535R2Y /8 29 University of Arkansas R09-607RR /8 27 Armor 53-R /4 24 Asgrow AG / Schillinger 5220.RC /0 34 Progeny 5388RY / Progeny P5655RY /9 34 Morsoy Xtra R2 53X /22 29 Pioneer 95Y /4 26 Dyna-Gro S53RY /8 29 Hornbeck HBK RY /9 33 Armor 53-R /7 27 NK Brand NK S56-G6 Brand /8 26 Delta Grow DG 575R2Y /4 27 Armor 55-R /8 29 Delta Grow DG560RR/STS /9 3 University of Arkansas R04-268RR /7 26 Progeny P520RY (E) /4 25 USG 75J62R / Mean 6.6 LSD (.0) 9.2 Error df 6 CV (%) R square (%) 45.4 (E) = Experimental. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 29

36 Table 34. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Late Irrigated Soybeans (Dulaney Farms, Coahoma County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. USG USG 75Z /25 36 Dyna-Gro 39RY /2 37 Progeny P57RY /2 34 Univ of Missouri S08-X /20 39 REV 59R3 TM /20 35 Univ of Missouri S08-X /3 40 Asgrow AG /5 30 Progeny P58RY /5 34 Pioneer 95Y /24 45 Pioneer 95Y /26 39 Mean 6.2 LSD (.0) 5 Error df 8 CV (%) 5.7 R square (%) Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

37 Location 2. Mattson Farms, Clarksdale (Nonirrigated) Location Summar y Soybean plots were planted into a freshly prepared seedbed with good soil moisture. The plots germinated to a suitable stand. Timely rains allowed for respectable yields. Harvest was completed with no weather delays. Soil type: Silt loam Soil ph: Soil fertility: P=H K=H Herbicide application:..... Preemergence Authority 2 oz/a, Dual II 6oz/A, and Roundup 24 oz/a on April 27 Postemergence Roundup 22 oz/a and 0.6 oz/a on May 23; Roundup 22 oz/a on June 9 Previous crop: Soybeans Planting date: April 27 Harvest date: Group IV Early and IV Late Roundup Ready on Sept. 0 Rainfall Summar y Inches April May June July August September Total Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 3

38 Table 35. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Early Nonirrigated Soybeans (Coahoma County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Asgrow AG /30 26 Hornbeck HBK RY /3 23 Dyna-Gro 3RY /28 8 Delta Grow DG 4670R2Y /3 30 Armor 46-R /28 29 Croplan Genetics R2C /28 29 Pioneer 94Y /2 26 NK Brand S46-T /23 7 Asgrow AG /3 27 Morsoy Xtra R2 44X /25 27 Croplan Genetics R2C /27 23 Progeny P450RY /3 25 Delta Grow DG 4575R2Y /25 25 Morsoy Xtra 46X /5 22 NK Brand S44-D5 Brand /27 20 Dyna-Gro S44RS /28 25 Asgrow AG /27 2 Pioneer 94Y /2 28 Morsoy Xtra 46X /7 7 Asgrow AG /30 24 Armor 44-R /30 30 Asgrow AG /5 25 Schillinger 457.RCP /28 29 Progeny P46RY /24 22 Pioneer 94Y /7 22 Progeny P42RY /3 34 AGS AGS 43R /27 2 AGS AGS 45R /5 24 University of Missouri S08-X /28 25 Dyna-Gro 39RY /27 23 Pioneer 93Y /24 2 Armor X /22 20 Asgrow AG /28 27 Pioneer 94Y /23 26 Pioneer 93Y /30 6 Mean 57.3 LSD (.0) 2.2 Error df 68 CV (%) 5.6 R square (%) 60.8 Table 36. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Nonirrigated Soybeans (Coahoma County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Croplan Genetics R2C 4752S /28 34 Pioneer 94Y /2 29 Delta Grow DG 4765 R2Y/STS / 36 Asgrow AG /2 37 Delta Grow DG 4870 R2Y /2 28 Delta Grow DG 475R2Y /5 32 Armor X /2 39 Progeny P4747RY 65. 9/4 34 Armor X /28 36 Croplan Genetics R2T4799S /5 28 Progeny P4920RY (E) /3 32 Schillinger 495.RC /2 33 NK Brand S49-F / 3 Delta Grow DG 4980 R2Y /2 32 Dyna-Gro S48RS /3 34 REV 48R33 TM /29 32 (E) = Experimental. 32 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

39 Table 36 (cont.). Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Nonirrigated Soybeans (Coahoma County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Progeny P470RY (E) /4 26 Armor X /30 32 USG USG 74A79R /27 30 Armor DK / 26 Morsoy Xtra R2 47X /2 34 JGL JG 48 (E) /7 32 Armor X /5 40 Pioneer 94Y / 30 Dyna-Gro S47RY /29 30 REV 49R54 TM / 40 REV 49R43 TM /30 34 REV 48R22 TM /3 28 Progeny P4900RY /30 25 Hornbeck HBK R /3 29 Delta Grow DG 4925 R2Y /30 33 Asgrow AG /6 34 REV 47R53 TM /3 3 Croplan Genetics R2C /28 37 Morsoy Xtra R2 48X / 28 Armor X /28 26 Delta Grow DG 4755 R2Y / 3 Morsoy Xtra R247X /4 35 Armor 48-R /30 33 Pioneer 94Y /4 32 Delta Grow DG4975RR /30 35 Asgrow AG /27 32 USG 74H /3 30 Morsoy Xtra R248X /30 24 REV 47R74 TM /30 3 Armor X /4 33 Armor 49-R /7 27 Delta Grow DG 4970RR /30 32 Progeny P484RY /2 3 Dyna-Gro 33RY / 29 REV 48R0 TM /28 30 Delta Grow DG4770RR /27 32 Great Heart Seed GT-478CR / 3 Pioneer 94Y /3 32 Delta Grow DG 485R2Y 5. 9/ 33 JGL JGL 480(E) 5. 9/4 26 AGS AGS 47R /28 26 Progeny P4850RY /26 32 Dyna-Gro DG 37RY /29 23 REV 49R22 TM /2 37 NK Brand S46-A /27 32 Delta Grow DG 4880RR /3 29 Schillinger 478.RCS / 34 Schillinger 4990.RC /29 33 University of Missouri S08-X /27 39 REV 49R TM /3 27 REV 46R73 TM /30 36 Delta Grow DG 4825 R2Y/STS /5 32 Hornbeck HBK RY /3 29 Mean 56.8 LSD (.0) 2.6 Error df 36 CV (%) 6.4 R square (%) 47.5 (E) = Experimental. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 33

40 Location 3. Todd Williams Farm, Olive Branch Location Summar y Soybean plots were planted into a well-prepared seedbed. All plots quickly emerged to a suitable stand. Dry conditions persisted throughout the majority of the growing season. As a result of this dry weather, well-below-average yields were recorded. Soil type: Silt loam Soil ph: Soil fertility: P=H K=L Fertilizer: Preplant sulfur Herbicide application:..... Preplant Authority 2 oz/a and Dual II 6 oz/a on May 6 Postemergence qt/a and 8 oz/a on May 25 Fungicide application: oz/a on Aug. 8 Insecticide application: lb/a on Aug. 8 Previous crop: Corn Planting date: May 6 Harvest date: Group IV Early and IV Late Roundup Ready on Sept. 25; Group V Early and V Late Roundup Ready on Oct. 22 Rainfall Summar y Inches May June July August September October Total Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

41 Table 37. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Early Soybeans (Todd Williams Farm, DeSoto County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Morsoy Xtra 46X Asgrow AG Progeny P46RY Progeny P450RY Morsoy Xtra 46X AGS AGS 43R Pioneer 94Y Asgrow AG Armor 46-R Asgrow AG Hornbeck HBK RY Pioneer 94Y Asgrow AG NK Brand S44-D5 Brand Croplan Genetics R2C Morsoy Xtra R2 44X Pioneer 94Y Asgrow AG Dyna-Gro 3RY University of Missouri S08-X Dyna-Gro S44RS Armor 44-R Delta Grow DG 4575R2Y NK Brand S46-T Croplan Genetics R2C Progeny P42RY Dyna-Gro 39RY Schillinger 457.RCP AGS AGS 45R Pioneer 94Y Delta Grow DG 4670R2Y Armor X Pioneer 93Y Asgrow AG Pioneer 93Y Mean 32.6 LSD (.0) 7. Error df 68 CV (%) 5.9 R square (%) 66.2 No maturity dates taken. Table 38. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Soybeans (Todd Williams Farm, DeSoto County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 2 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Schillinger 495.RC Delta Grow DG 4970RR Progeny P470RY (E) Delta Grow DG 4880RR Delta Grow DG 4825 R2Y/STS University of Missouri S08-X Schillinger 4990.RC Armor 49-R AGS AGS 47R JGL JGL 480(E) NK Brand S49-F Croplan Genetics R2T4799S Armor X REV 48R33 TM (E) = Experimental. 2 No maturity dates taken. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 35

42 Table 38 (cont.). Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Soybeans (Todd Williams Farm, DeSoto County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 2 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Armor X Pioneer 94Y Pioneer 94Y NK Brand S46-A Delta Grow DG4975RR REV 49R22 TM Hornbeck HBK R Morsoy Xtra R2 48X REV 47R74 TM Asgrow AG Armor 48-R REV 49R54 TM Armor DK Armor X Delta Grow DG 4980 R2Y Morsoy Xtra R248X Morsoy Xtra R2 47X Delta Grow DG 4870 R2Y Progeny P4747RY Dyna-Gro S48RS Armor X Great Heart Seed GT-478CR REV 47R53 TM Progeny P4900RY Delta Grow DG4770RR Delta Grow DG 4925 R2Y Progeny P4920RY (E) Schillinger 478.RCS USG USG 74A79R JGL JG 48 (E) Pioneer 94Y Delta Grow DG 475R2Y REV 49R TM Asgrow AG Progeny P484RY Hornbeck HBK RY Dyna-Gro S47RY Armor X Croplan Genetics R2C Dyna-Gro 33RY Pioneer 94Y REV 48R0 TM REV 46R73 TM Asgrow AG Armor X Delta Grow DG 4765 R2Y/STS Dyna-Gro DG 37RY REV 48R22 TM Croplan Genetics R2C 4752S Delta Grow DG 4755 R2Y Progeny P4850RY Delta Grow DG 485R2Y USG 74H Morsoy Xtra R247X REV 49R43 TM Mean 30.0 LSD (.0) 6.7 Error df 36 CV (%) 6.7 R square (%) 76.7 (E) = Experimental. 2 No maturity dates taken. 36 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

43 Table 39. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Early Soybeans (Todd Williams Farm, DeSoto County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 2 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Delta Grow DG 5555RR Dyna-Gro 37RY Delta Grow DG 5556RR NK Brand S5-H Delta Grow DG 5535R2Y USG 75J62R REV 56R63 TM Progeny P5655RY Armor X REV 55R83 TM REV 55R53 TM Dyna-Gro 35RY Dyna-Gro S54RY Progeny 5388RY Dyna-Gro 32RY Pioneer 95Y Progeny P560RY (E) Asgrow AG Dyna-Gro S53RY Armor X Delta Grow DG 5475Ry Armor 53-R REV 56R2 TM Progeny P5RY Morsoy Xtra R2 53X Progeny P542RY Pioneer 95Y REV 54R84 TM Great Heart Seed GT-550CR Pioneer 95Y Progeny P520RY (E) Croplan Genetics R2C USG 75Q42R Pioneer 95Y Morsoy Xtra R2 5X NK Brand NK S56-G6 Brand University of Arkansas R09-607RR Armor 55-R Great Heart Seed GT-500CR Delta Grow DG 575R2Y Armor X Armor X MorSoy RT 5429N Armor 53-R Asgrow AG Pioneer 95Y Armor X Asgrow AG Delta Grow DG560RR/STS REV 5R53 TM Schillinger 5220.RC Hornbeck HBK RY Croplan Genetics R2C University of Arkansas R04-268RR Asgrow AG Delta Grow DG5300RR/STS Morsoy Xtra 54X Hornbeck HBK RY Hornbeck HBK RY Mean 33.5 LSD (.0) 8.6 Error df 8 CV (%) 9 R square (%) 74.5 (E) = Experimental. 2 No maturity dates taken. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 37

44 Table 40. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Late Soybeans (Todd Williams Farm, DeSoto County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Pioneer 95Y Asgrow AG Pioneer 95Y Progeny Progeny 58RY Dyna-Gro 39RY REV 59R3 TM Progeny Progeny 57RY USG USG 75Z University of Missouri S08-X University of Missouri S08-X Mean 37.2 LSD (.0) 9 Error df 8 CV (%) 7. R square (%) 62.3 No maturity dates taken. 38 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

45 Location 4. Steele Farms, Longwood Location Summar y The plots were planted into a stale seedbed with adequate soil moisture. All plots quickly emerged to a good stand. Timely rains in combination with furrow irrigation supplied sufficient soil moisture that the plants never became stressed. Good yields were obtained. There was no weather that delayed harvest. Soil type: Sharkey clay Soil ph: Soil fertility: P=H, K=H Irrigation date: Furrow-irrigated as needed Herbicide application:..... Preemergence Authority 2 oz/a, Dual II 24 oz/a, and Roundup 24 oz/a on April 25 Postemergence Roundup Ready Roundup 22 oz/a, 2.5 oz/a, and Dual II pt/a Conventional/LL 2.5 oz/a and Dual II pt/a Previous crop: Rice Planting date: April 25 Harvest date: Group IV Early and IV Late Roundup Ready and IV Conventional/LL on Sept. 25; Group V Early and V Late Roundup Ready and V Conventional/LL on Sept. 28 Rainfall Summar y Inches April May June July August September Total Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 39

46 Table 4. Maturity Group IV Conventional/LL Irrigated Soybeans (Steele Farms, Washington County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. US Seeds Halo 4: University of Arkansas R Progeny P4928LL Delta Grow DG 4990LL Delta Grow DG 4967LL GoSoy 492LL GoSoy 490LL US Seeds Halo 5: US Seeds Halo X GoSoy 47LL GoSoy 482LL Delta Grow DG 4867LL Progeny P489LL US Seeds Halo 4: US Seeds Halo X US Seeds Halo 4: University of Arkansas R GoSoy 44LL USG USG 74G82L USDA-ARS LG Mean 64.8 LSD (.0) 6.3 Error df 38 CV (%) 7 R square (%) 53.5 No maturity dates taken. Table 42. Maturity Group V Conventional/LL Irrigated Soybeans (Gibb Steele Farms, Washington County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 2 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Progeny P560LL (E) University of Arkansas Osage Delta Grow DG546LL US Seeds Halo 5: GoSoy 540LL US Seeds Halo 5: University of Missouri S08-X Dyna-Gro 34LL GoSoy 5LL Progeny P5460LL (E) USDA-ARS DB05X USDA-ARS DB05X US Seeds Halo 5: University of Arkansas Ozark University of Arkansas UA GoSoy 500LL Progeny P5960LL (E) US Seeds Halo X US Seeds Halo 5: USDA-ARS DB03-846(E) USDA-ARS JTN USDA-ARS DB (E) USDA-ARS JTN Mean 65.8 LSD (.0) 5.6 Error df 44 CV (%) 6.2 R square (%) 72. (E) = Experimental. 2 No maturity dates taken. 40 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

47 Table 43. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Early Soybeans (Steele Farms, Washington County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Delta Grow DG 4670R2Y AGS AGS 45R Asgrow AG Armor 46-R Progeny P46RY Dyna-Gro 3RY Asgrow AG Croplan Genetics R2C Progeny P450RY NK Brand S44-D5 Brand Asgrow AG Morsoy Xtra 46X Pioneer 94Y Dyna-Gro 39RY NK Brand S46-T Progeny P42RY Croplan Genetics R2C Armor 44-R Morsoy Xtra R2 44X Morsoy Xtra 46X Hornbeck HBK RY Delta Grow DG 4575R2Y Pioneer 94Y Asgrow AG Pioneer 94Y Dyna-Gro S44RS Schillinger 457.RCP Armor X Pioneer 93Y Asgrow AG University of Missouri S08-X AGS AGS 43R Pioneer 93Y Asgrow AG Pioneer 94Y Mean 5 LSD (.0) 8.6 Error df 68 CV (%) 2.4 R square (%) 77.2 No maturity dates taken. Table 44. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Irrigated Soybeans (Steele Farms, Washington County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 2 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Armor 49-R Progeny Progeny 4900RY Delta Grow DG 475R2Y Morsoy Xtra R2 47X Morsoy Xtra R248X Progeny P4747RY Delta Grow DG 4925 R2Y Armor X Armor DK Delta Grow DG 4825 R2Y/STS Delta Grow DG 4765 R2Y/STS Armor X Armor X Pioneer 94Y Asgrow AG (E) = Experimental. 2 No maturity dates taken. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 4

48 Table 44 (cont.). Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Irrigated Soybeans (Steele Farms, Washington County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 2 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Progeny P470RY (E) Asgrow AG Progeny P4850RY Armor 48-R Delta Grow DG 4970RR Croplan Genetics R2T4799S University of Missouri S08-X Asgrow AG Croplan Genetics R2C Dyna-Gro S47RY Delta Grow DG 4870 R2Y Schillinger 478.RCS Croplan Genetics R2C 4752S Delta Grow DG4975RR Delta Grow DG 4755 R2Y Delta Grow DG4770RR Schillinger 495.RC Dyna-Gro DG 37RY JGL JG 48 (E) JGL JGL 480 (E) Dyna-Gro S48RS REV 49R22 TM NK Brand S49-F REV 48R22 TM Armor X Morsoy Xtra R2 48X Delta Grow DG 4880RR Dyna-Gro 33RY Armor X Hornbeck HBK RY REV 47R53 TM USG USG 74A79R REV 49R54 TM Delta Grow DG 485R2Y NK Brand S46-A Schillinger 4990.RC REV 48R0 TM REV 49R43 TM Delta Grow DG 4980 R2Y Progeny P4920RY (E) Morsoy Xtra R247X REV 47R74 TM REV 46R73 TM Hornbeck HBK R Armor X USG 74H Great Heart Seed GT-478CR Pioneer 94Y AGS AGS 47R Progeny P484RY Pioneer 94Y REV 48R33 TM Pioneer 94Y REV 49R TM Mean 65.0 LSD (.0) 7.2 Error df 36 CV (%) 8.2 R square (%) 69.4 (E) = Experimental. 2 No maturity dates taken. 42 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

49 Table 45. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Early Irrigated Soybeans (Steele Farms, Washington County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 2 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. REV 55R53 TM Dyna-Gro 32RY Pioneer 95Y Asgrow AG REV 54R84 TM REV 56R2 TM REV 55R83 TM Pioneer 95Y Armor X Dyna-Gro S53RY Progeny P560RY (E) Asgrow AG Morsoy Xtra 54X NK Brand NK S56-G6 Brand MorSoy RT 5429N USG 75J62R Asgrow AG Armor 55-R Pioneer 95Y REV 56R63 TM Hornbeck HBK RY Dyna-Gro 35RY Pioneer 95Y NK Brand S5-H Dyna-Gro S54RY Great Heart Seed GT-500CR Schillinger 5220.RC Hornbeck HBK RY Croplan Genetics R2C Morsoy Xtra R2 5X Delta Grow DG 575R2Y Progeny P5RY Dyna-Gro 37RY Delta Grow DG 5556RR Delta Grow DG 5555RR Delta Grow DG560RR/STS Asgrow AG Progeny P520RY (E) Delta Grow DG 5475RY Croplan Genetics R2C REV 5R53 TM Armor X Armor 53-R University of Arkansas R09-607RR Armor 53-R USG 75Q42R Pioneer 95Y Morsoy Xtra R2 53X Delta Grow DG5300RR/STS University of Arkansas R04-268RR Armor X Hornbeck HBK RY Armor X Progeny 5388RY Progeny P5655RY Great Heart Seed GT-550CR Delta Grow DG 5535R2Y Armor X Progeny P542RY Mean 58.8 LSD (.0) 8 Error df 8 CV (%) 0. R square (%) 75.6 (E) = Experimental. 2 No maturity dates taken. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 43

50 Table 46. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Late Irrigated Soybeans (Steele Farms, Washington County). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. USG USG 75Z Dyna-Gro 39RY Pioneer 95Y REV 59R3 TM Progeny Progeny 57RY Pioneer 95Y Asgrow AG University of Missouri S08-X University of Missouri S08-X Progeny Progeny 58RY Mean 6.3 LSD (.0) 8.5 Error df 8 CV (%) 9.8 R square (%) 7.6 No maturity dates taken. 44 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

51 Location 5. MAFES Black Belt Branch, Brooksville Location Summar y Soybean plots were planted in late April into well-prepared seedbeds. Soil moisture was adequate for optimum germination. All plots quickly emerged to good stand. Timely rains at critical growing points throughout the season allowed for good yields. Harvest was completed without any weather delays. Soil type: Brooksville silty clay Soil ph: Soil fertility: P=M, K=M Herbicide application:..... Preemergence Authority 2 oz/a, Dual II 24 oz/a, oz/a, and Roundup 24 oz/a on April 23 Postemergence Roundup Ready Roundup 22 oz/a and 0.3 oz/a on June 9 Conventional/LL 0 oz/a, 0.6 oz/a, and 2.5 oz/a on June 9 Previous crop: Corn Planting date: April 23 Harvest date: Group IV Conventional/LL and Group IV Early and IV Late Roundup Ready on Sept. 2, Group V Conventional/LL and Group V Early and V Late Roundup Ready on Sept. 27 Rainfall Summar y Inches April May June July August September Total Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 45

52 Table 47. Maturity Group IV Conventional/LL Soybeans (Black Belt Branch Station, Brooksville). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. US Seeds Halo X /4 33 USDA-ARS LG /25 3 University of Arkansas R /6 24 US Seeds Halo 5:0 6. 9/5 44 US Seeds Halo X / 3 GoSoy 492LL /5 4 Delta Grow DG 4967LL /4 40 US Seeds Halo 4: / 29 GoSoy 44LL /3 30 Delta Grow DG 4867LL 58. 8/3 26 US Seeds Halo 4: /2 36 GoSoy 47LL /28 36 Delta Grow DG 4990LL /2 38 Progeny P489LL 57. 8/27 27 Progeny P4928LL /3 38 University of Arkansas R / 23 US Seeds Halo 4: /3 29 GoSoy 482LL /3 33 USG USG 74G82L /27 25 GoSoy 490LL /9 35 Mean 57.9 LSD (.0) 9.5 Error df 38 CV (%).9 R square (%) 30.5 Table 48. Maturity Group V Conventional/LL Soybeans (Black Belt Branch Station, Brooksville). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. University of Missouri S08-X /2 33 USDA-ARS DB (E) /4 20 GoSoy 500LL /4 25 USDA-ARS DB03-846(E) /2 25 USDA-ARS JTN /7 28 US Seeds Halo 5: /0 37 University of Arkansas Ozark /4 32 USDA-ARS DB05X /4 27 GoSoy 540LL /5 36 USDA-ARS DB05X /4 26 University of Arkansas Osage /7 23 Delta Grow DG546LL /4 37 University of Arkansas UA /9 27 Progeny P5460LL (E) /5 38 US Seeds Halo 5: /0 20 US Seeds Halo 5: /3 8 USDA-ARS JTN /0 24 Progeny P5960LL (E) /4 26 US Seeds Halo 5: /4 24 US Seeds Halo X /0 26 Dyna-Gro 34LL /5 4 Progeny P560LL (E) /9 7 GoSoy 5LL /6 9 Mean 57.8 LSD (.0) 0. Error df 44 CV (%) 2.8 R square (%) 78.4 (E) = Experimental. 46 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

53 Table 49. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Early Soybeans (Black Belt Branch Station, Brooksville). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Croplan Genetics R2C /29 32 Asgrow AG /27 25 Morsoy Xtra 46X /26 29 Dyna-Gro 3RY /29 29 Progeny P46RY /24 24 Asgrow AG /25 23 Pioneer 94Y /29 27 Asgrow AG /28 25 NK Brand S44-D5 Brand /25 26 Progeny P450RY /25 3 Dyna-Gro S44RS /30 32 Delta Grow DG 4575R2Y /28 30 Asgrow AG /25 23 Armor 46-R /28 29 Hornbeck HBK RY /27 26 AGS AGS 45R /25 28 Asgrow AG /25 29 Morsoy Xtra 46X /3 32 Dyna-Gro 39RY /25 24 Asgrow AG /25 33 Croplan Genetics R2C /28 24 Armor 44-R /27 27 Pioneer 94Y /29 25 Delta Grow DG 4670R2Y /23 32 AGS AGS 43R /23 30 University of Missouri S08-X /24 22 Pioneer 94Y /28 32 Schillinger 457.RCP /27 33 Morsoy Xtra R2 44X /23 27 Armor X /23 24 Progeny P42RY /28 32 NK Brand S46-T /25 23 Pioneer 94Y /24 29 Pioneer 93Y /23 23 Pioneer 93Y /24 23 Mean 6.3 LSD (.0) 7.4 Error df 68 CV (%) 8.9 R square (%) 77. Table 50. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Soybeans (Black Belt Branch Station, Brooksville). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Delta Grow DG 4765 R2Y/STS / 33 Progeny P4850RY /3 33 Morsoy Xtra R2 47X /30 33 Schillinger 478.RCS /5 30 Croplan Genetics R2C 4752S /3 30 Armor X /29 35 Delta Grow DG 4970RR /30 32 Delta Grow DG 4825 R2Y/STS /28 26 REV 49R54 TM /30 37 Armor X /28 37 Asgrow AG /3 30 Morsoy Xtra R2 48X /28 29 Dyna-Gro 33RY / 30 Armor DK /3 25 Dyna-Gro S47RY /24 32 JGL JGL 480 (E) /29 28 (E) = Experimental. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 47

54 Table 50 (cont.). Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Soybeans (Black Belt Branch Station, Brooksville). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Delta Grow DG 4925 R2Y 65. 9/2 28 Armor X /29 25 Armor 48-R /30 30 Morsoy Xtra R248X /2 29 Croplan Genetics R2C /30 32 Dyna-Gro S48RS /28 32 Morsoy Xtra R247X / 38 Asgrow AG /30 24 Pioneer 94Y /29 30 Dyna-Gro DG 37RY / 27 REV 48R22 TM /23 27 Pioneer 94Y /24 3 Armor X /28 29 Delta Grow DG 4755 R2Y 62. 8/30 32 Progeny P470RY (E) /30 26 Schillinger 495.RC /29 32 University of Missouri S08-X / 29 REV 48R33 TM /29 32 REV 47R74 TM /24 29 Asgrow AG / 30 Progeny P4747RY /29 29 Armor X /28 26 JGL JG 48 (E) 60. 9/4 26 Croplan Genetics R2T4799S /30 28 USG USG 74A79R /3 28 Delta Grow DG 475R2Y /3 27 Progeny Progeny 4900RY / 28 REV 49R22 TM /25 35 Hornbeck HBK RY /30 29 Delta Grow DG 4870 R2Y /28 26 NK Brand S46-A /23 26 Armor 49-R /3 26 Pioneer 94Y /26 28 REV 48R0 TM /30 33 Progeny P4920RY (E) 57. 8/29 30 REV 49R43 TM /29 29 REV 46R73 TM /25 30 Progeny P484RY /3 30 Hornbeck HBK R /30 37 Armor X /25 25 Delta Grow DG 4880RR /30 30 AGS AGS 47R /29 25 REV 47R53 TM /23 3 Delta Grow DG 485R2Y /28 25 Schillinger 4990.RC /6 28 Delta Grow DG 4980 R2Y /27 28 Delta Grow DG4975RR /30 33 Delta Grow DG4770RR /25 3 Great Heart Seed GT-478CR /30 32 REV 49R TM /27 22 NK Brand S49-F /30 27 USG 74H /30 29 Pioneer 94Y /23 25 Mean 6.4 LSD (.0) 8.2 Error df 36 CV (%) 9.9 R square (%) 77. (E) = Experimental. 48 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

55 Table 5. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Early Soybeans (Black Belt Branch Station, Brooksville). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Dyna-Gro 32RY /8 23 REV 55R53 TM /3 25 Armor X /4 3 Armor 55-R /4 35 REV 55R83 TM /7 29 Delta Grow DG 5535R2Y /9 28 Progeny P5655RY /8 3 Progeny P560RY (E) /8 28 Dyna-Gro S54RY /4 26 Progeny Progeny 542RY /9 28 Progeny 5388RY /7 38 Morsoy Xtra R2 5X /4 27 Delta Grow DG 5556RR /6 32 Great Heart Seed GT-500CR /2 28 Pioneer 95Y /5 25 Hornbeck HBK RY /2 32 Morsoy Xtra R2 53X /6 29 Pioneer 95Y /7 28 Hornbeck HBK RY /8 24 Asgrow AG /29 25 Great Heart Seed GT-550CR /2 23 Delta Grow DG560RR/STS / 3 Pioneer 95Y /2 29 Asgrow AG /8 2 Progeny Progeny 5RY /2 29 Morsoy Xtra 54X /4 25 Armor X /7 30 REV 5R53 TM /6 23 NK Brand S5-H / 24 Pioneer 95Y /3 28 Schillinger 5220.RC /8 27 USG 75J62R 5.3 9/ MorSoy RT 5429N /4 32 Dyna-Gro S53RY / 26 USG 75Q42R /0 25 Delta Grow DG 5475RY / 35 Delta Grow DG5300RR/STS /9 27 Asgrow AG /6 32 Pioneer 95Y / 32 Croplan Genetics R2C /7 20 Armor X /7 24 Delta Grow DG 5555RR /4 30 University of Arkansas R04-268RR / 25 Armor 53-R /0 2 Progeny P520RY (E) /7 9 University of Arkansas R09-607RR /3 27 Dyna-Gro 35RY /3 25 REV 56R2 TM /2 32 Armor 53-R /7 20 Armor X /9 22 Armor X /4 27 Hornbeck HBK RY /8 2 Dyna-Gro 37RY /5 20 REV 54R84 TM 45. 9/4 9 REV 56R63 TM / 30 NK Brand NK S56-G /5 28 Asgrow AG /28 27 Delta Grow DG 575R2Y /4 2 Croplan Genetics R2C /6 24 Mean 55.3 LSD (.0) 2 Error df 8 CV (%) 6. R square (%) 58.5 (E) = Experimental. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 49

56 Table 52. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Late Soybeans (Black Belt Branch Station, Brooksville). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Pioneer 95Y /6 32 Pioneer 95Y /6 37 University of Missouri S08-X /3 35 Dyna-Gro 39RY /2 30 Progeny P58RY /3 29 REV 59R3 TM /5 27 Asgrow AG /3 28 University of Missouri S08-X /6 32 USG USG 75Z /7 22 Progeny P57RY /4 30 Mean 60.6 LSD (.0) 9 Error df 8 CV (%) 0.5 R square (%) Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

57 Location 6. Morton Farms, Falkner Location Summar y Soybean plots were planted into stale seedbeds with adequate moisture. Heavy rains after planting resulted in a less than desirable stand for some of the maturity groups. After emergence, the poor stand was destroyed with herbicide and then replanted. Timely rains throughout the growing season supplied ample soil moisture. Harvest was completed with no weather delays, and good yields were observed. Soil type: Sandy loam Soil ph: Soil fertility: P=H, K=H Fertilizer added: Preplant 00 lb/a and 50 lb/a Herbicide applications:.... Preemergence Authority 2 oz/a, Dual II pt/a, oz/a, and Roundup 24 oz/a on April 20 and 26 Previous crop: Soybeans Planting date: Group IV Late Roundup Ready, Group IV, and V Conventional/LL on April 26; Group IV Early, V Early, and V Late Roundup Ready on April 20 and then replanted on May 6 Harvest date: Group IV Early and IV Late Roudup Ready and IV Conventional/LL on Sept. 2; Group V Early and V Late Roundup Ready and V Conventional/LL on Oct. 0 Rainfall Summar y Inches April May June July August September October Total Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 5

58 Table 53. Maturity Group IV Conventional/LL Soybeans (Morton Farms, Falkner). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. GoSoy 492LL Delta Grow DG 4967LL US Seeds Halo 4: GoSoy 482LL US Seeds Halo 5: US Seeds Halo X GoSoy 490LL Delta Grow DG 4990LL USG USG 74G82L US Seeds Halo X US Seeds Halo 4: US Seeds Halo 4: GoSoy 44LL University of Arkansas R University of Arkansas R Progeny Progeny 489LL Delta Grow DG 4867LL GoSoy 47LL Progeny Progeny 4928LL USDA-ARS LG Mean 7.9 LSD (.0) 8.6 Error df 38 CV (%) 8.7 R square (%) 49.5 No maturity dates taken. Table 54. Maturity Group V Conventional/LL Soybeans (Morton Farms, Falkner). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 2 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. USDA-ARS DB (E) Delta Grow DG546LL USDA-ARS DB05X USDA-ARS JTN University of Arkansas Osage University of Arkansas UA University of Missouri S08-X USDA-ARS DB03-846(E) US Seeds Halo 5: University of Arkansas Ozark USDA-ARS DB05X GoSoy 500LL GoSoy 540LL GoSoy 5LL Progeny P5460LL (E) US Seeds Halo X Progeny P5960LL (E) US Seeds Halo 5: Progeny P560LL (E) USDA-ARS JTN US Seeds Halo 5: US Seeds Halo 5: Dyna-Gro 34LL Mean 72.5 LSD (.0) 0. Error df 44 CV (%) 0. R square (%) 63.9 (E) = Experimental. 2 No maturity dates taken. 52 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

59 Table 55. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Early Soybeans (Morton Farms, Falkner). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Pioneer 94Y /4 43 Asgrow AG /2 38 Asgrow AG /27 42 Morsoy Xtra 46X /7 42 Delta Grow DG 4670R2Y /8 42 NK Brand S46-T /5 32 Asgrow AG /7 37 Dyna-Gro 3RY /25 45 AGS AGS 43R /2 45 Schillinger 457.RCP /5 4 2 Croplan Genetics R2C /8 43 Morsoy Xtra R2 44X /2 40 Hornbeck HBK RY /8 40 Dyna-Gro S44RS /8 38 Pioneer 94Y / Morsoy Xtra 46X /7 4 Armor X /2 33 Pioneer 93Y /4 38 Armor 46-R /8 4 Dyna-Gro 39RY /5 37 Armor 44-R /4 42 Progeny P450RY /7 44 Progeny P42RY /2 45 Croplan Genetics R2C /7 45 Delta Grow DG 4575R2Y /2 4 AGS AGS 45R /8 43 NK Brand S44-D5 Brand /5 38 Asgrow AG /7 39 Asgrow AG /5 36 Pioneer 93Y /4 37 Pioneer 94Y /4 4 Progeny P46RY /7 36 Asgrow AG /7 40 University of Missouri S08-X /4 35 Pioneer 94Y /2 43 Mean 70 LSD (.0) 4. Error df 68 CV (%) 4.9 R square (%) 49.4 Table 56. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Soybeans (Morton Farms, Falkner). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 2 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Morsoy Xtra R2 47X University of Missouri S08-X Armor X Hornbeck HBK RY Dyna-Gro S48RS Hornbeck HBK R REV 48R33 TM USG USG 74A79R Great Heart Seed GT-478CR NK Brand S49-F Asgrow AG Progeny P4850RY Schillinger 4990.RC Delta Grow DG 4825 R2Y/STS Morsoy Xtra R2 48X (E) = Experimental. 2 No maturity dates taken. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 53

60 Table 56 (cont.). Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Soybeans (Morton Farms, Falkner). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date 2 Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Dyna-Gro DG 37RY Delta Grow DG 4970RR Croplan Genetics R2C 4752S USG 74H Schillinger 478.RCS Armor 48-R REV 48R22 TM NK Brand S46-A Progeny P470RY (E) Pioneer 94Y Armor DK Pioneer 94Y Asgrow AG REV 49R22 TM Delta Grow DG 4755 R2Y Armor X REV 48R0 TM Delta Grow DG 4765 R2Y/STS Delta Grow DG 4870 R2Y Pioneer 94Y Armor X Morsoy Xtra R248X Croplan Genetics R2T4799S Progeny P4747RY Delta Grow DG 475R2Y REV 49R43 TM Delta Grow DG 4925 R2Y REV 47R74 TM Dyna-Gro S47RY Asgrow AG REV 49R TM REV 49R54 TM Schillinger 495.RC Morsoy Xtra R247X Armor X JGL JG 48 (E) Delta Grow DG 4880RR Progeny P4920RY (E) REV 47R53 TM JGL JGL 480 (E) AGS AGS 47R Dyna-Gro 33RY Progeny P484RY Delta Grow DG4770RR Armor 49-R REV 46R73 TM Delta Grow DG4975RR Croplan Genetics R2C Progeny P4900RY Armor X Armor X Delta Grow DG 4980 R2Y Delta Grow DG 485R2Y Pioneer 94Y Mean 65.5 LSD (.0).3 Error df 36 CV (%) 2.8 R square (%) 48.6 (E) = Experimental. 2 No maturity dates taken. 54 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

61 Table 57. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Early Soybeans (Morton Farms, Falkner). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. REV 5R53 TM / 4 MorSoy RT 5429N /2 36 Progeny 5388RY / 32 Progeny P560RY (E) / 36 REV 56R2 TM /4 33 Delta Grow DG 5555RR /2 39 Armor X /2 35 NK Brand NK S56-G6 Brand /4 24 Armor 53-R /2 28 Morsoy Xtra R2 5X /4 32 Morsoy Xtra 54X / 37 REV 54R84 TM / 3 Dyna-Gro 32RY /3 39 USG 75J62R /4 45 Croplan Genetics R2C /3 5 REV 55R83 TM /2 36 Croplan Genetics R2C /3 37 Great Heart Seed GT-500CR /2 34 Delta Grow DG 5556RR /2 40 Progeny P5RY /2 34 Asgrow AG /2 33 REV 55R53 TM /3 33 Pioneer 95Y /4 29 Delta Grow DG5300RR/STS /2 30 Progeny P5655RY / 38 Armor 55-R /2 28 Armor X /2 32 REV 56R63 TM /3 30 Hornbeck HBK RY /3 22 Delta Grow DG560RR/STS /4 34 Hornbeck HBK RY /3 26 University of Arkansas R09-607RR 75. 0/2 27 Dyna-Gro S53RY /4 27 Armor 53-R /2 28 Progeny P542RY / 32 Progeny P520RY (E) / 30 Armor X /2 27 Armor X / 32 Asgrow AG /2 32 Asgrow AG /2 39 Dyna-Gro 35RY /4 33 Delta Grow DG 5475Ry /3 32 Delta Grow DG 575R2Y /4 27 Great Heart Seed GT-550CR / 34 Morsoy Xtra R2 53X /4 37 Hornbeck HBK RY /3 44 Pioneer 95Y /4 37 Schillinger 5220.RC /4 33 Pioneer 95Y /4 36 USG 75Q42R /4 27 Delta Grow DG 5535R2Y /4 26 Dyna-Gro S54RY /4 28 NK Brand S5-H /4 25 Pioneer 95Y /4 25 University of Arkansas R04-268RR 63. 0/2 30 Asgrow AG /2 40 Dyna-Gro 37RY /2 27 Pioneer 95Y /4 32 Armor X /4 2 Mean 75.9 LSD (.0) 4.8 Error df 8 CV (%) 4.4 R square (%) 56.7 (E) = Experimental. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 55

62 Table 58. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Late Soybeans (Morton Farms, Falkner). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Pioneer 95Y /26 48 Dyna-Gro 39RY /26 38 Pioneer 95Y /28 42 University of Missouri S08-X /26 47 USG USG 75Z / Progeny P58RY /26 43 University of Missouri S08-X /26 38 REV 59R3 TM /26 44 Asgrow AG /28 29 Progeny P57RY /28 43 Mean 76 LSD (.0) 3.8 Error df 8 CV (%) 2.9 R square (%) Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

63 Location 7. Brown Loam Branch, Raymond Location Summar y Soybean plots were planted into a freshly prepared seedbed with excellent soil moisture. All plots quickly emerged to a good stand. Timely rains that occurred at critical points during the growing season allowed for good yields. Harvest was completed in a timely manner without weather delays. Soil type: Loring silt loam Soil ph: Soil fertility: P=M, K=M Herbicide applications:.... Preemergence Authority 2 oz/a, Dual II 6 oz/a, and Roundup 24 oz/a on April 24 Postemergence Roundup 22 oz/a on May 7, Roundup 22 oz/a, and 0.6 oz/a on June 8 Previous crop: Soybeans Planting date: April 24 Harvest date: Group IV Early and IV Late Roundup Ready on Sept. 5; Group V Early and V Late Roundup Ready on Sept. 20 Rainfall Summar y Inches April May June July August September Total Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 57

64 Table 59. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Early Soybeans (Brown Loam Branch, Raymond). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Asgrow AG /2 27 Morsoy Xtra 46X /24 25 Armor 46-R /27 28 Morsoy Xtra 46X /27 29 Dyna-Gro 3RY /2 26 Asgrow AG /2 25 Progeny P46RY /2 23 Dyna-Gro S44RS /27 24 Hornbeck HBK RY /24 26 AGS AGS 43R /22 3 Asgrow AG /3 26 Progeny P450RY /24 24 Delta Grow DG 4670R2Y /24 22 Schillinger 457.RCP /24 26 Asgrow AG /24 24 Armor 44-R /24 25 Croplan Genetics R2C /24 25 Croplan Genetics R2C /27 25 NK Brand S46-T /2 8 Asgrow AG /2 29 Delta Grow DG 4575R2Y /27 27 Pioneer 94Y /27 29 NK Brand S44-D /2 26 Pioneer 94Y /24 27 Progeny P42RY /24 3 University of Missouri S08-X /2 22 AGS AGS 45R /27 27 Dyna-Gro 39RY /24 23 Morsoy Xtra R2 44X /2 26 Armor X /2 2 Pioneer 94Y /27 27 Pioneer 94Y /2 30 Asgrow AG /24 2 Pioneer 93Y /2 2 Pioneer 93Y /24 20 Mean 68.5 LSD (.0).8 Error df 68 CV (%) 2.7 R square (%) 74. Table 60. Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Soybeans (Brown Loam Branch, Raymond). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. University of Missouri S08-X /28 3 Dyna-Gro S48RS /2 33 Delta Grow DG 4825 R2Y/STS /28 26 Pioneer 94Y /24 32 Armor DK /23 28 Morsoy Xtra R247X /28 33 Pioneer 94Y /24 3 NK Brand S49-F /3 27 Progeny P4920RY (E) /28 26 Armor X /28 32 Pioneer 94Y /24 32 Delta Grow DG 4765 R2Y/STS /28 30 Armor X /24 27 Schillinger 4990.RC /3 25 Pioneer 94Y /24 30 Dyna-Gro DG 37RY /24 25 (E) = Experimental. 58 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

65 Table 60 (cont.). Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Soybeans (Brown Loam Branch, Raymond). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. REV 47R53 TM /27 26 USG 74H /2 29 NK Brand S46-A /24 3 REV 49R43 TM /24 26 Asgrow AG /28 32 Hornbeck HBK R /27 33 REV 47R74 TM /24 26 Morsoy Xtra R248X /3 26 Asgrow AG /3 29 REV 49R22 TM /2 32 Schillinger 478.RCS /3 26 Delta Grow DG4975RR /3 29 REV 49R54 TM /27 36 Delta Grow DG 4880RR /24 29 Delta Grow DG 485R2Y /24 26 Croplan Genetics R2C 4752S /3 26 Progeny P470RY (E) /24 24 Armor X /3 30 REV 48R22 TM /24 25 Morsoy Xtra R2 47X /24 30 REV 48R33 TM /27 32 Delta Grow DG 4980 R2Y /28 24 Great Heart Seed GT-478CR /27 34 Armor 48-R /2 28 Dyna-Gro 33RY /24 30 REV 46R73 TM /27 29 REV 48R0 TM /24 25 AGS AGS 47R /24 28 Delta Grow DG 4925 R2Y /3 3 Delta Grow DG 4970RR /3 30 Progeny P4850RY /24 24 Progeny P4747RY /28 29 Schillinger 495.RC /3 26 Dyna-Gro S47RY /3 30 USG USG 74A79R /3 25 Asgrow AG /24 30 Delta Grow DG4770RR /24 28 JGL JGL 480 (E) /28 27 Armor X /28 23 Croplan Genetics R2C /2 3 Progeny P484RY /24 23 Armor X /24 24 Hornbeck HBK RY /27 26 Armor 49-R /3 25 JGL JG 48 (E) /3 26 Progeny P4900RY /28 24 Armor X /24 26 Croplan Genetics R2T4799S /3 23 Delta Grow DG 4755 R2Y 5.9 8/28 25 Morsoy Xtra R2 48X /2 28 Delta Grow DG 475R2Y /2 27 Delta Grow DG 4870 R2Y /24 27 REV 49R TM /24 24 Mean 64.4 LSD (.0) 4.8 Error df 36 CV (%) 7 R square (%) 52. (E) = Experimental. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 59

66 Table 6. Maturity Group V Early Soybeans (Brown Loam Branch, Raymond). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. Dyna-Gro 32RY / 24 REV 55R83 TM /7 28 REV 55R53 TM /7 2 Dyna-Gro S54RY /7 25 Croplan Genetics R2C /27 25 Delta Grow DG 5556RR /3 27 Progeny P542RY 7.9 9/7 25 Progeny P560RY (E) /7 24 Armor 53-R /3 20 USG 75Q42R /3 23 Hornbeck HBK RY /7 23 Pioneer 95Y /3 5 REV 5R53 TM /7 26 REV 56R2 TM /7 2 Armor 55-R /7 22 REV 54R84 TM /7 7 Delta Grow DG 5555RR / 25 Armor 53-R /7 2 Progeny P5655RY /7 30 Morsoy Xtra 54X /7 2 Progeny P520RY (E) /7 8 Asgrow AG /27 27 Dyna-Gro 35RY /27 25 Asgrow AG /24 28 Asgrow AG /7 24 Armor X /3 24 Asgrow AG /7 24 REV 56R63 TM /7 25 Armor X /3 23 Delta Grow DG 5475Ry /7 24 Hornbeck HBK RY /3 23 Progeny 5388RY /7 37 Delta Grow DG 5535R2Y /7 24 Dyna-Gro 37RY /7 22 Delta Grow DG5300RR/STS /7 24 Progeny P5RY /7 26 NK Brand NK S56-G6 Brand /7 20 Armor X /27 25 Armor X /7 27 Delta Grow DG 575R2Y /27 26 Delta Grow DG560RR/STS /27 33 Pioneer 95Y /7 23 Pioneer 95Y /7 28 Morsoy Xtra R2 5X /3 25 Great Heart Seed GT-550CR /27 22 Morsoy Xtra R2 53X /7 24 Armor X /3 23 Croplan Genetics R2C /7 27 NK Brand S5-H /7 23 Dyna-Gro S53RY /7 29 University of Arkansas R04-268RR 52. 9/7 6 Pioneer 95Y /7 9 Pioneer 95Y /27 22 Great Heart Seed GT-500CR /27 25 MorSoy RT 5429N /7 22 University of Arkansas R09-607RR /7 2 USG 75J62R /7 4 Schillinger 5220.RC /3 26 Hornbeck HBK RY /27 30 Mean 6.2 LSD (.0) 5. Error df 6 CV (%) 8.2 R square (%) 54.6 (E) = Experimental. 60 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

67 Table 62. Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Late Soybeans (Brown Loam Branch, Raymond). Brand Variety Yield Maturity date Plant height Lodging score yr. avg. 3-yr. avg. USG USG 75Z /7 22 Progeny P57RY /7 26 Dyna-Gro 39RY /7 25 Progeny P58RY /7 20 Pioneer 95Y / 22 Asgrow AG /7 9 Pioneer 95Y / 25 University of Missouri S08-X /3 32 REV 59R3 TM / 25 University of Missouri S08-X /27 26 Mean 62.5 LSD (.0) 8.7 Error df 8 CV (%) 9.8 R square (%) 65.3 Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 6

68 Plant Characteristics Table 63. Plant Characteristics of Maturity Group IV Conventional Soybeans. Brand Variety Color Seeds 2 Growth Bloom Pubescence Pod wall Hilum D/I 3 RM 4 DG 4867LL Delta Grow white tawny brown black DG 4967LL Delta Grow white gray tan imp. black DG 4990LL Delta Grow purple gray tan imp. black LL GoSoy purple light tawny brown black 2908 I LL GoSoy purple gray tan imp. black 2825 I LL GoSoy white tawny brown black 3059 I LL GoSoy purple gray tan imp. black 2926 I LL GoSoy white gray tan imp. black 323 I 4.9 Progeny 489LL Progeny white gray brown buff 2976 I 4.8 Progeny 4928LL Progeny purple gray tan buff 2959 I 4.9 R U. of Arkansas purple tawny tan black 2869 D 4.8 R05-44 U. of Arkansas purple gray tan buff 3329 D 4.9 Halo 4:65 US Seeds Halo 4:94 US Seeds Halo X456 US Seeds Halo X478 US Seeds Halo 4:95 US Seeds Halo 5:0 US Seeds LG USDA-ARS white gray brown yellow 2502 I 4.8 USG 74G82L USG white tawny brown black (E) = Experimental. 2 Represents an average number of seed per pound, seed may vary according to season and location. 3 D = determinate; I = indeterminate. 4 Relative Maturity is an indicator of how this variety or line matures in relationship to other varieties or lines. The whole number refers to Maturity Groups IV and V. The decimal numbers convey the relative earliness or lateness. For example, 4.0 is very early in Group IV, while 4.9 is very late in Group IV. Table 64. Plant Characteristics of Maturity Group V Conventional Soybeans. Brand Variety Color Seeds 2 Growth Bloom Pubescence Pod wall Hilum D/I 3 RM 4 DG546LL Delta Grow purple light tawny tan brown LL53 Dyna-Gro white tawny brown black LL GoSoy LL GoSoy purple gray tan imp. black 267 D LL GoSoy 2974 P560LL (E) Progeny white tawny brown black 2969 D 5. P5460LL (E) Progeny purple light tawny tan brown 2990 D 5.4 P5960LL (E) Progeny white gray brown buff 302 D 5.9 Osage U. of Arkansas purple gray tan imp. black Ozark U. of Arkansas purple gray tan buff UA562 U. of Arkansas purple gray tan imp. black S08-X737 U. of Missouri white tawny tan black Halo 5:25 US Seeds Halo 5:45 US Seeds Halo 5:0 US Seeds Halo 5:26 US Seeds Halo X55 US Seeds DB03-846(E) USDA-ARS purple gray tan imp. black DB (E) USDA-ARS purple tawny tan black DB05X USDA-ARS purple tawny tan imp. black DB05X039-5 USDA-ARS purple tawny tan imp. black JTN-4307 USDA-ARS purple tawny black JTN-4408 USDA-ARS white tawny black (E) = Experimental. 2 Represents an average number of seed per pound, seed may vary according to season and location. 3 D = determinate; I = indeterminate. 4 Relative Maturity is an indicator of how this variety or line matures in relationship to other varieties or lines. The whole number refers to Maturity Groups IV and V. The decimal numbers convey the relative earliness or lateness. For example, 4.0 is very early in Group IV, while 4.9 is very late in Group IV. 62 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

69 Table 65. Plant Characteristics of Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Early Soybeans. Brand Variety Color Seeds 2 Growth Bloom Pubescence Pod wall Hilum D/I 3 RM 4 AGS 43R22 AGS white tawny brown black AGS 45R22 AGS white tawny brown black R08 Armor purple gray tan imp. black 3032 I R64 Armor purple light tawny brown black 32 I 4.6 X303 Armor purple light tawny brown imp. black 2970 I 4.2 AG 4232 Asgrow purple light tawny tan black AG 4433 Asgrow purple light tawny tan black AG 4533 Asgrow purple light tawny brown black AG 4633 Asgrow white light tawny tan black AG453 Asgrow purple light tawny brown black AG4632 Asgrow purple light tawny tan black R2C 439 Croplan Genetics purple gray tan black 3307 I 4.3 R2C 454 Croplan Genetics purple light tawny brown black 2797 I 4.5 DG 4575R2Y Delta Grow purple light tawny black 2236 I 4.5 DG 4670R2Y Delta Grow purple light tawny brown black 3025 I 4.6 3RY45 Dyna-Gro purple light tawny brown black 308 I RY43 Dyna-Gro purple gray tan imp. black 3278 I 4.3 S44RS93 Dyna-Gro purple gray brown buff 2874 I 4.4 HBK RY4620 Hornbeck purple light tawny brown black 275 I X29 Morsoy Xtra purple light tawny tan black X7 Morsoy Xtra purple light tawny brown black R2 44X82 Morsoy Xtra purple light tawny brown black S44-D5 Brand NK Brand white light tawny brown brown S46-T3 NK Brand Y84 Pioneer white light tawny brown black 2656 I Y92 Pioneer purple light tawny tan black 3384 I Y23 Pioneer white light tawny brown brown 287 I Y40 Pioneer white tawny tan black 3265 I Y50 Pioneer purple tawny brown black 2792 I Y6 Pioneer white light tawny tan black 3382 I 4.6 Progeny 42RY Progeny purple gray tan imp. black 2874 I 4.2 Progeny 450RY Progeny purple light tawny tan black 38 I 4.5 Progeny 46RY Progeny purple light tawny brown black 2759 I RCP Schillinger purple tawny brown black 270 I 4.5 S08-X47 U. of Missouri white tawny tan imp. black (E) = Experimental. 2 Represents an average number of seed per pound, seed may vary according to season and location. 3 D = determinate; I = indeterminate. 4 Relative Maturity is an indicator of how this variety or line matures in relationship to other varieties or lines. The whole number refers to Maturity Groups IV and V. The decimal numbers convey the relative earliness or lateness. For example, 4.0 is very early in Group IV, while 4.9 is very late in Group IV. Table 66. Plant Characteristics of Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Soybeans. Brand Variety Color Seeds 2 Growth Bloom Pubescence Pod wall Hilum D/I 3 RM 4 AGS 47R22 AGS purple light tawny brown black R9 Armor purple light tawny brown black 2762 I 4.8 DK4744 Armor purple light tawny tan black 2842 I 4.7 X306 Armor purple light tawny brown black 2948 I 4.7 X307 Armor purple gray tan imp. black 270 I 4.8 X308 Armor purple light tawny tan black 259 I 4.8 X309 Armor purple light tawny tan black 3000 I R56 Armor purple light tawny tan black 2372 I 4.9 X3 Armor purple light tawny tan black 2775 I 4.9 X32 Armor 2400 I 4.9 AG 4832 Asgrow purple light tawny brown black AG 4933 Asgrow purple gray brown imp. black AG4732 Asgrow purple light tawny brown black (E) = Experimental. 2 Represents an average number of seed per pound, seed may vary according to season and location. 3 D = determinate; I = indeterminate. 4 Relative Maturity is an indicator of how this variety or line matures in relationship to other varieties or lines. The whole number refers to Maturity Groups IV and V. The decimal numbers convey the relative earliness or lateness. For example, 4.0 is very early in Group IV, while 4.9 is very late in Group IV. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 63

70 Table 66 (cont.). Plant Characteristics of Roundup Ready Maturity Group IV Late Soybeans. Brand Variety Color Seeds 2 Growth Bloom Pubescence Pod wall Hilum D/I 3 RM 4 R2C480 Croplan Genetics purple light tawny brown black 2645 I 4.8 R2T4799S Croplan Genetics purple light tawny tan black 2805 I 4.7 DG 475R2Y Delta Grow white tawny brown black 2539 I 4.7 DG 4755 R2Y Delta Grow purple light tawny brown black 2893 I 4.7 DG 4765 R2Y/STS Delta Grow purple gray tan imp. black 270 I 4.7 DG 485R2Y Delta Grow purple light tawny brown black 3338 I 4.8 DG 4825 R2Y/STS Delta Grow white light tawny tan black 350 I 4.8 DG 4870 R2Y Delta Grow purple light tawny tan black 259 I 4.8 DG 4880RR Delta Grow white tawny brown black 3442 I 4.8 DG 4925 R2Y Delta Grow purple light tawny brown black DG 4970RR Delta Grow purple tawny tan black 3247 I 4.9 DG 4980 R2Y Delta Grow purple light tawny tan black 286 I 4.9 DG4770RR Delta Grow white light tawny tan black 3024 I 4.7 DG4975RR Delta Grow purple light tawny brown black 330 I 4.9 DG 37RY47 Dyna-Gro purple light tawny tan black S47RY3 Dyna-Gro purple light tawny brown black 2894 I 4.7 S48RS53 Dyna-Gro purple gray tan imp. black 2687 I 4.8 GT-478CR2 Great Heart Seed purple light tan brown black HBK R4924 Hornbeck purple light tawny brown black 3036 I 4.9 HBK RY472 Hornbeck purple light tawny brown black 2753 I 4.7 JG 48 (E) JGL purple light tawny brown JGL 480(E) JGL white light tawny brown R2 47X2 Morsoy Xtra purple gray tan imp. black R2 48X02 Morsoy Xtra purple light tawny brown black R247X3 Morsoy Xtra purple light tawny brown black R248X00 Morsoy Xtra purple light tawny brown black S46-A NK Brand purple tawny tan black S49-F8 NK Brand Y70 Pioneer purple tawny brown black 2908 I Y80 Pioneer purple light tawny brown black 3093 I Y82 Pioneer purple light tawny brown black 3290 I Y90 Pioneer purple light tawny brown black 2849 I 4.9 Progeny 470RY (E) Progeny purple light tawny tan black 2747 I 4.7 Progeny 4747RY Progeny purple light tawny brown black 2895 I 4.7 Progeny 484RY Progeny purple light tawny brown black 37 I 4.8 Progeny 4850RY Progeny purple gray tan imp. black 2724 I 4.8 Progeny 4900RY Progeny purple light tawny tan black 239 I R74 TM REV tawny tan 2800 I R54 TM REV light tawny tan 254 I R73 TM REV white tawny tan black 2482 I R53 TM REV purple tawny brown black 2956 I R0 TM REV white light tawny brown black 3059 I R22 TM REV white light tawny brown black 2684 I R33 TM REV purple tawny brown black 2626 I R TM REV white tawny brown black 338 I R22 TM REV purple light tawny brown black 3255 I R43 TM REV white tawny brown black 3020 I RCS Schillinger purple light tawny brown black 32 I RC Schillinger purple light tawny brown black 263 I RC Schillinger purple light tawny brown black 2936 I 4.9 S08-X2499 U. of Missouri purple tawny tan black H8 USG purple light tawny tan black USG 74A79R USG purple light tawny brown black (E) = Experimental. 2 Represents an average number of seed per pound, seed may vary according to season and location. 3 D = determinate; I = indeterminate. 4 Relative Maturity is an indicator of how this variety or line matures in relationship to other varieties or lines. The whole number refers to Maturity Groups IV and V. The decimal numbers convey the relative earliness or lateness. For example, 4.0 is very early in Group IV, while 4.9 is very late in Group IV. 64 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

71 Table 67. Plant Characteristics of Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Early Soybeans. Brand Variety Color Seeds 2 Growth Bloom Pubescence Pod wall Hilum D/I 3 RM 4 53-R5 Armor purple gray tan imp. black 2626 D R22 Armor purple gray tan imp. black 2550 D R88 Armor purple gray tan imp. black 2626 D 5.4 X32 Armor 2400 I 5. X33 Armor purple gray brown imp. black 2507 D 5.3 X34 Armor white gray tan buff 339 D 5.4 X35 Armor white gray brown buff 2942 D 5.4 X36 Armor purple gray tan imp. black 3277 D 5.4 AG5233 Asgrow purple light tawny brown black AG5332 Asgrow purple tawny tan black AG5533 Asgrow purple gray tan imp. black AG5633 Asgrow purple tawny tan black R2C 508 Croplan Genetics white gray tan black 3348 D 5.0 R2C537 Croplan Genetics purple gray brown buff 3060 D 5.3 DG 575R2Y Delta Grow purple gray brown imp. black 2524 D 5. DG 5475Ry2 Delta Grow white gray tan black DG 5535R2Y Delta Grow white gray brown black DG 5555RR Delta Grow white gray brown imp. black 2837 D 5.5 DG 5556RR Delta Grow tan 2699 D 5.5 DG560RR/STS Delta Grow purple gray tan imp. black 2837 I 5. DG5300RR/STS Delta Grow white gray tan buff 3027 D RY55 Dyna-Gro purple gray tan imp. black RY5 Dyna-Gro white gray tan buff RY52 Dyna-Gro purple gray tan imp. black S53RY23 Dyna-Gro purple gray brown imp. black S54RY43 Dyna-Gro white gray tan buff GT-500CR2 Great Heart Seed white light tawny gray black GT-550CR2 Great Heart Seed purple gray gray black HBK RY522 Hornbeck purple gray tan imp. black 2636 I 5.2 HBK RY542 Hornbeck purple gray tan imp. black 3268 D 5.4 HBK RY552 Hornbeck purple gray tan imp. black 2856 D 5.5 RT 5429N MorSoy white gray tan buff X4 Morsoy Xtra purple gray tan imp. black R2 5X52 Morsoy Xtra purple gray brown imp. black R2 53X82 Morsoy Xtra white gray tan buff NK S56-G6 Brand NK Brand purple tawny tan black S5-H9 NK Brand Y0 Pioneer purple tawny brown black 283 I Y0 Pioneer white light tawny tan black 2800 D 5. 95Y30 Pioneer white gray tan buff 369 D Y40 Pioneer white tawny brown black 2780 D Y50 Pioneer purple gray tan imp. black 2956 D RY Progeny purple gray tan imp. black 373 I 5.3 P520RY (E) Progeny purple gray tan imp. black 2790 D 5.2 P560RY (E) Progeny purple gray tan imp. black 2570 D 5.6 Progeny 5RY Progeny white gray tan buff D 5. Progeny 542RY Progeny white gray brown black 2940 D 5.4 Progeny 5655RY Progeny white gray brown buff 2869 D 5.6 5R53 TM REV purple light tawny tan black R84 TM REV tawny tan R53 TM REV tawny brown R83 TM REV gray tan R63 TM REV white gray tan buff R2 TM REV purple gray tan imp. black RC Schillinger white light tawny tan black 3720 I 5.2 R04-268RR U. of Arkansas white gray tan buff R09-607RR U. of Arkansas purple gray tan imp. black S08-X6399 U. of Missouri white gray brown imp. black S08-X7297 U. of Missouri white gray tan buff J62R USG white tawny tan imp. black Q42R USG white tawny tan black (E) = Experimental. 2 Represents an average number of seed per pound, seed may vary according to season and location. 3 D = determinate; I = indeterminate. 4 Relative Maturity is an indicator of how this variety or line matures in relationship to other varieties or lines. The whole number refers to Maturity Groups IV and V. The decimal numbers convey the relative earliness or lateness. For example, 4.0 is very early in Group IV, while 4.9 is very late in Group IV. Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 65

72 Table 68. Plant Characteristics of Roundup Ready Maturity Group V Late Soybeans. Brand Variety Color Seeds 2 Growth Bloom Pubescence Pod wall Hilum D/I 3 RM 4 AG583 Asgrow purple tawny tan black RY57 Dyna-Gro purple tawny tan black Y70 Pioneer white gray tan buff 305 D Y80 Pioneer white gray tan buff 275 D 5.8 Progeny 57RY Progeny purple tawny tan black 2709 D 5.7 Progeny 58RY Progeny purple gray tan imp. black 2953 D R3 TM REV gray tan USG 75Z98 USG white gray tan buff (E) = Experimental. 2 Represents an average number of seed per pound, seed may vary according to season and location. 3 D = determinate; I = indeterminate. 4 Relative Maturity is an indicator of how this variety or line matures in relationship to other varieties or lines. The whole number refers to Maturity Groups IV and V. The decimal numbers convey the relative earliness or lateness. For example, 4.0 is very early in Group IV, while 4.9 is very late in Group IV. 66 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

73 Reaction to Diseases Tables in this section report data on the soybean varieties reactions to frogeye leaf spot and stem canker. Disease Ratings. Disease ratings for frogeye leaf spot and stem canker were made by plant pathologists at Mississippi State University. Frogeye Leaf Spot Score. The susceptibility of each cultivar to frogeye leaf spot was evaluated at Stoneville, Mississippi. Soybean cultivars were planted in a Sharkey clay soil on May 7 in 8-foot-long, single-row plots at a rate of eight seeds per foot of row with 40-inch row spacing. The experimental design was a randomized complete block design with four replications. Spores of Cercospora sojina were produced in the lab and sprayed onto the plants on June 4 and June 20 in a concentration of at least 30,000 spores per liter during optimum conditions of temperature and humidity to induce infection. Plants were watered for 3 4 days via lateral move irrigation after spore inoculation dried to maintain high humidity for maximum disease development. Disease ratings were made on July 26. Stem Canker Score. The stem canker susceptibility of each cultivar was evaluated at Stoneville. Soybean cultivars were planted in a Dundee fine sandy loam soil on May 8 at a rate of 0 seeds per row-foot in a randomized complete block design with four replications. Plots were one row wide, 0 feet long, and spaced 3.3 inches apart. The first 0 plants of each plot were inoculated with Diaporthe phaseolorum var. meridionalis by inserting infested toothpicks in the upper /3 region of the stem on June 8. Disease resistance was rated on September 4. Disease rating was reported as an average of four replications. Table 69. Frogeye Leaf Spot for Maturity Group IV Early Roundup Ready Soybeans. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating P94Y6 0.3 P94Y23.88 DG4670R DG39Y43.88 P46RY 0.63 R2C RY AG ARMOR46R 0.63 ARMOR44R 2.3 R2C AG AG DG4575R P94Y RY DG3Y R244X R246X P450RY 2.63 AGS45R AG AG AGS43R P93Y92.3 P42RY 2.63 SCHIL457.4 AG SO8X4.50 R246X Y84.63 ARMORX S44D5.75 P94Y Y227- (CHECK) 3.68 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating of leaf disease using a 0 5 scale (0 = 0 3%, = 3. 2%, 2 = 2. 25%, 3 = %, 4 = %, and 5 = %). Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 67

74 Table 70. Frogeye Leaf Spot for Maturity Group IV Late Roundup Ready Soybeans. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating ARMOR X AG EXP P 470RY.75 SCHILLINGER 495RC 0.50 P 4850RY.75 DK R2 47X2.88 EXP ARMOR X SCHILLINGER 4990 RC 0.50 ARMOR X3 2.3 REV 47R DG P 484RY 0.63 DG S49-F REV 48R DG S08-X REV 47R R2T DG 485 R2Y 0.75 DG 4980R2Y 2.38 AGS 47R ARMOR X ARMOR REV 48R P 94Y AG R2C R2 48X P 94Y82.00 S47RY DG 475R2Y.00 P 4747RY 2.50 REV 49R43.00 DG 4755R2Y 2.63 USG 74H8.3 P 94Y P 94Y70.3 ARMOR DK R2 47X3.25 P 4900RY 2.75 DG 4870R2Y.25 DG 4825R2Y/STS 2.75 ARMOR X USG 74A REV 49R.38 DG 4925R2Y 2.88 DG 33RY47.50 ARMOR 49-R R2C 4752S.50 GT 478CR S48RS53.63 R2 48X ARMOR X DG 37RY AG SCHILLINGER 478.RCS 3.38 DG 4765R2Y/STS.63 Y227- (CHECK) 3.52 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating of leaf disease using a 0 5 scale (0 = 0 3%, = 3. 2%, 2 = 2. 25%, 3 = %, 4 = %, and 5 = %). Table 7. Frogeye Leaf Spot for Maturity Group V Early Roundup Ready Soybeans. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating P 560RY 0.25 P 95Y P 95Y ARMOR X HBK RY ARMOR 53-R RT DG 560RR/STS 2.38 P 95Y REV 54R ARMOR 55-R DG 37RY GT-543CRS 0.75 S54RY S08-X DG 5300RR/STS 2.38 R R2 53X RY P 95Y RY P 520RY 2.50 S 5-H S53RY R2 54X DG 5475R2Y 2.50 REV 55R USG 75Q P 5388RY.38 S 56-G P 95Y0.38 ARMOR X REV 56R2.50 R2C R2C AG AG AG DG GT-550CR R REV 5R SCHILLINGER 5229.RC 2.00 P 5655RY 2.88 DG ARMOR X DG 575R2Y 2.00 P 542RY 3.3 P 5RY 2.06 DG 5535R2Y 3.3 R2 5X ARMOR 53-R ARMOR X GT-500CRS 3.25 S08-X Y227- (CHECK) 3.43 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating of leaf disease using a 0 5 scale (0 = 0 3%, = 3. 2%, 2 = 2. 25%, 3 = %, 4 = %, and 5 = %). 68 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

75 Table 72. Frogeye Leaf Spot for Maturity Group V Late Roundup Ready Soybeans. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating P 58RY 0.88 P 95Y70.25 USG 75Z98.3 USG 75J62R.38 95Y80.25 AG P 57RY.25 DG 39RY57.75 DG 349RY57.25 AG REV Y227- (CHECK) 3.25 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating of leaf disease using a 0 5 scale (0 = 0 3%, = 3. 2%, 2 = 2. 25%, 3 = %, 4 = %, and 5 = %). Table 73. Soybean Stem Canker for Maturity Group IV Conventional/LL Soybeans. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating HALO 4:94LL.50 DG 4867LL.00 ATLANTA J (CHECK).35 HALO X456 LL.00 LG HALO X49 LL.00 GOSOY 492LL.5 HALO X48 LL.00 GO SOY 482LL.00 GO SOY 47LL.00 USG74G82L.00 GO SOY 490LL.00 DG 4967LL.00 R DG 4990 LL.00 R HALO X478LL.00 HALO 4:65LL.00 GO SOY 44LL.00 P 489LL.00 P 4928LL.00 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating using a 5 scale ( = resistant, 2 =moderately resistant, 3 = moderately susceptible, 4 = susceptible, and 5 = very susceptible). Table 74. Soybean Stem Canker for Maturity Group V Conventional/LL Soybeans. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating P 5460LL.80 35RY5.5 ATLANTA J (CHECK).70 UA DB05X DG 34LL53.05 HALO X50 LL.55 HALO X5:25 LL.03 DG 546LL.40 GOSOY 540LL.00 JTN HALO X55LL.00 GOSOY 5LL.33 HALO X5 LL.00 GOSOY 500LL.20 OSAGE.00 OZARK.20 HALO 5:45 LL.00 JTN DB P 560LL.8 DB DB05X P 5960LL.00 S08-X Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating using a 5 scale ( = resistant, 2 =moderately resistant, 3 = moderately susceptible, 4 = susceptible, and 5 = very susceptible). Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 69

76 Table 75. Soybean Stem Canker for Maturity Group IV Early Roundup Ready Soybeans. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating ATLANTA J ( Check) 2.60 AG ARMOR 44R P 46RY.00 R2C Y84.00 R2 46X P 42RY.00 DG39Y45.80 AG SO8-X AGS 45R82.00 R2 46XR7.37 AGS 43R22.00 P 450RY.30 DG 4670R2Y.00 AG RY43.00 AG DG 3Y45.00 AG R2C P 95Y50.20 ARMOR X AG AG ARMOR 46-R64.8 P 93Y92.00 SCHILLINGER 457.RCP.3 S 44D5.00 3RY43.0 DG 4670R2Y.00 R P 95Y40.00 P 94Y23.05 P 94Y6.00 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating using a 5 scale ( = resistant, 2 =moderately resistant, 3 = moderately susceptible, 4 = susceptible, and 5 = very susceptible). Table 76. Soybean Stem Canker for Maturity Group IV Late Roundup Ready Soybeans. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating DG REV 49R.00 P 470RY 2.70 ARMOR X DG 37RY DG 4765R2Y/STS.00 ATLANTA J (CHECK) 2.20 DG 4925R2Y.00 ARMOR DK R2 47X3.00 REV 49R43.65 USG 74H8.00 USG 74A79.40 P 94Y70.00 EXP P 4900RY.00 S08-X ARMOR X3.00 ARMOR X S48RS53.00 R2 48X00.5 AGS 47R22.00 R2T GT 478CR2.00 P 4850RY.0 DG 33RY47.00 P 4747RY.08 REV 48R22.00 S 49-F8.08 DG 4825R2Y/STS.00 ARMOR X DG ARMOR P 94Y90.00 AG DK AG DG 4980R2Y.00 DG 4870R2Y.00 R2C 4752S.00 EXP R2C ARMOR 49-R56.00 REV 48R0.00 P 94Y8.00 REV 47R53.00 R2 47X2.00 REV47R74.00 ARMOR X S47RY3.00 AG DG 475R2Y.00 P 484RY.00 DG 485 R2Y.00 DG 4755R2Y.00 P 94Y82.00 R2 48X02.00 SCHILLINGER 4990 RC.00 ARMOR X32.00 SCHILLINGER 495RC.00 DG SCHILLINGER 478.RCS.00 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating using a 5 scale ( = resistant, 2 =moderately resistant, 3 = moderately susceptible, 4 = susceptible, and 5 = very susceptible). 70 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

77 Table 77. Soybean Stem Canker for Maturity Group V Early Roundup Ready Soybeans. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating ATLANTA J (CHECK) 2.73 SCHILLINGER 5229.RC.00 REV 56R RY55.00 P 5655RY.85 R2 53X82.00 S 5-H9.68 RT P 95Y0.50 DG 5475R2Y.00 DG ARMOR X33.00 P 95Y0.40 S54RY43.00 P 95Y50.40 S53RY23.00 DG REV 5R53.00 P 5RY.27 P 5388RY.00 S08-X P 95Y30.00 DG 5300RR/STS.20 ARMOR 53-R5.00 ARMOR X34.0 DG 37RY52.00 DG 575R2Y.0 REV 54R84.00 P 560RY.0 GT-550CR2.00 DG 5535R2Y.05 REV-55R83.00 ARMOR X36.00 GT-500CRS.00 R RY45.00 P 520RY.00 S 56-G6.00 P 542 RY.00 R2C R2 54X4.00 R2C ARMOR X35.00 P 95 Y40.00 USG 75Q42R.00 AG AG GT-543CRS.00 AG HBK RY R DG 560RR/STS.00 R2 5X52.00 ARMOR 55-R22.00 P 5RY.00 S08-X ARMOR 53-R88.00 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating using a 5 scale ( = resistant, 2 =moderately resistant, 3 = moderately susceptible, 4 = susceptible, and 5 = very susceptible). Table 78. Soybean Stem Canker for Maturity Group V Late Roundup Ready Soybeans. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating DG 349RY AG AG REV ATLANTA J (CHECK).40 AG USG 75J62R.30 USG 75Z98.00 DG 39RY57.00 P 58RY.00 P 95Y70.00 P 57RY.00 95Y80.00 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating using a 5 scale ( = resistant, 2 =moderately resistant, 3 = moderately susceptible, 4 = susceptible, and 5 = very susceptible). Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 7

78 Public Varieties Entered University of Arkansas R05-44 Ozark Osage R UA 562 R RR R RR University of Missouri S08-X6399 (Exp.) S08-X737 (Exp.) S08-X7297 (Exp.) S08-X2499 (Exp.) S08-X47 (Exp.) USDA Agricultural Research Service Mississippi LG (Exp.) DB (Exp.) DB (Exp.) DB05x039-5 (Exp.) DB05x (Exp.) USDA Agricultural Research Service Tennessee JTN-4307 (Exp.) JTN-4408 (Exp.) 72 Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

79 AGSouth Genetics P.O. Box Albany, GA 3708 Commercial Varieties Entered AGS 43R22 AGS 45R22 AGS 47R22 Armor Seed Armor 303 Armor X308 P.O. Box 9/ Hwy. 49 Armor 44-R08 Armor X309 Waldenburg, AR Armor 46-R64 Armor 49-R56 Armor X306 Armor X3 Delta King DK4744 Armor X32 Armor X307 Armor 48-R9 Armor X33 Armor X34 Armor X35 Armor X36 Armor 53-R88 Armor 53-R5 Armor 55-R22 Bayer CropScience HBK RY4620 HBK RY Drier Road HBK RY472 HBK RY542 Dewitt, AR HBK R4924 HBK RY552 HBK RY52 Cache River Valley Seed, LLC Morsoy Xtra R2 44x82 Morsoy Xtra R2 48x00 P.O. Box 0 Morsoy Xtra R2 46x29 Morsoy Xtra R2 48x Hwy. 226 Morsoy Xtra R2 46x7 Morsoy Xtra R2 5x52 Cash, AR 7242 Morsoy Xtra R2 47x3 Morsoy Xtra R2 53x82 Morsoy Xtra R2 47x2 Morsoy Xtra R2 54x4 Morsoy RT 5429 Crop Production Services Dyna-Gro 39RY43 Dyna-Gro 35RY5 443 East Avenue South Dyna-Gro S44RS93 Dyna-Gro 37RY52 Hollandale, MS Dyna-Gro 3RY45 Dyna-Gro S53RY23 Dyna-Gro S47RY3 Dyna-Gro 34LL53 Dyna-Gro 33RY47 Dyna-Gro S54RY43 Dyna-Gro S48RS53 Dyna-Gro S48LL23 Dyna-Gro 32RY55 Dyna-Gro 39RY57 Dyna-Gro 37RY47 Delta Grow Seed DG 4770 RR DG 485 R2Y 220 NW 2nd DG 4880 RR DG 4825 R2Y/STS England, AR DG 4970 RR DG 4870 R2Y DG 4975 RR DG 4980 R2Y DG 560 RR/STS DG 525 R2Y DG 5288 RR DG 575 R2Y DG 5300 RR/STS DG 5475 R2Y DG 5555 RR DG 5535 R2Y DG 5556 RR DG 5625 R2Y DG 4670 R2Y DG 4867 LL DG 4575 R2Y DG 4967 LL DG 475 R2Y DG 4990 LL DG 4755 R2Y DG 4765 R2Y/STS Great Heart Seed Great Heart GT-500CR2 220 W. Washington Street Great Heart GT-543CRS Paris, IL 6944 Great Heart GT-550CR2 JGL, Inc. JGL EXP Pidco Dr. JGL EXP 48 Plymouth, IN DG 536 LL DG 546 LL DG 4925 R2Y Monsanto Asgrow AG 4232 Asgrow AG Bayberry Lane Asgrow AG 4433 Asgrow AG 4933 Madison, MS 390 Asgrow AG 453 Asgrow AG 5233 Asgrow AG 4533 Asgrow AG 5332 Asgrow AG 4632 Asgrow AG 5533 Asgrow AG 4633 Asgrow AG 5633 Asgrow AG 4732 Asgrow AG 583 Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station 73

80 Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc. Pioneer 93Y84 Pioneer 94Y Boulevard South Pioneer 93Y92 Pioneer 95Y0 Suite 302 Pioneer 94Y23 Pioneer 95Y0 Huntsville, AL Pioneer 94Y40 Pioneer 95Y30 Pioneer 94Y50 Pioneer 95Y40 Pioneer 94Y6 Pioneer 95Y50 Pioneer 94Y70 Pioneer 95Y70 Pioneer 94Y80 Pioneer 95Y80 Pioneer 94Y82 Progeny Ag Products Progeny 542RY Progeny 470RY 529 Hwy. 93 Progeny 5655RY Progeny 4747RY Wynne, AR Progeny 560RY Progeny 4850RY Progeny 57RY Progeny 484RY Progeny 58RY Progeny 4900RY Progeny 489LL Progeny 4920RY Progeny 4928LL Progeny 5RY Progeny 560LL Progeny 520RY Progeny 5460LL Progeny 5388RY Progeny 5960LL Progeny 46RY Progeny 42RY Progeny 450RY Stratton Seed Company Schillinger 457.RCP GoSoy 47LL 530 Hwy. 79 South Schillinger 478.RCS GoSoy 482LL Stuttgart, AR 7260 Schillinger 495.RC GoSoy 490LL Schillinger 4990.RC GoSoy 492LL Schillinger 5220.RC GoSoy 44LL Syngenta Seeds NK S44-D5 Brand NK S49-F8 Brand 2 Meadowlark Lane NK S46-A Brand NK S5-H9 Brand Indianola, MS 3875 NK S46-T3 Brand NK S56-G6 Brand Terral Seed, Inc. REV 46R73 TM REV 49R43 TM P.O. Box 826 REV 47R74 TM REV 5R53 TM Lake Providence, LA 7254 REV 47R53 TM REV 54R84 TM REV 48R0 TM REV 55R83 TM REV 48R22 TM REV 55R53 TM REV 48R33 TM REV 56R2 TM REV 49R54 TM REV 56R63 TM REV 49R TM REV 57R2 TM REV 49R22 TM REV 59R3 TM UniSouth Genetics Inc. USG 74H8 USG 75Q42R 3205-C Hwy. 46 S USG 75Z98 USG 75J62R Dickson, TN USG 74A79R USG 74G82L U.S. Seeds Halo 4:65 Halo 5: Alexander Dr. Halo X47 Halo 5:26 Jonesboro, AR 7240 Halo 4:95 Halo 5:45 Halo 5:0 Halo X55 Halo 4:94 Winfield Solutions R2C439 R2C480 P.O. Box 6428 R2C454 R2C508 St. Paul, MN 5564 R2C47525 R2C537 R2T Mississippi Soybean Variety Trials, 202

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