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1 SORGHUM FOR SILAGE Statewide Summary: Sorghum Silage Performance, Georgia, 2018 Company or Hybrid or Tifton Athens Statewide Brand Name Variety Name Primary Ratoon Total Primary Ratoon Total Primary Ratoon Total dry matter yield - tons per acre Alta Seeds ADV XF Alta Seeds ADV XF Alta Seeds AF Alta Seeds AF Desert Sun Sweet Caroline Dyna-Gro 705F Dyna-Gro F73FS Dyna-Gro F74FS23 BMR Dyna-Gro F76FS77 BMR Dyna-Gro FX Dyna-Gro FX18851 BMR Gayland Ward Super Sugar (DM) Gayland Ward Sweet Forever BMR Gayland Ward Sweet Six Moss Seed 4Ever Green Scott Seed X Scott Seed X Scott Seed X Scott Seed X Sorghum Partners NK Sorghum Partners SP4555 (SGxS) Sorghum Partners SS304 (FS) Average LSD at 10% Level Bolded yields are statistically non-significant (p = 0.10 level) from the highest yielding test entry.
2 Tifton, Georgia: Sorghum Silage Performance, 2018, Nonirrigated Company or Hybrid or Forage Yields Plant Dry 2-Yr. Avg Brand Name Variety Name Dry Green Height Matter Dry Yield tons/acre in % tons/acre Primary Crop Dyna-Gro FX Sorghum Partners SS304 (FS) Alta Seeds ADV XF Dyna-Gro F73FS Sorghum Partners NK Alta Seeds AF Dyna-Gro 705F Gayland Ward Super Sugar (DM) Desert Sun Sweet Caroline Alta Seeds AF Gayland Ward Sweet Six Gayland Ward Sweet Forever BMR Alta Seeds ADV XF Dyna-Gro F74FS23 BMR Scott Seed X Moss Seed 4Ever Green Sorghum Partners SP4555 (SGxS) Scott Seed X Dyna-Gro F76FS77 BMR Scott Seed X Dyna-Gro FX18851 BMR Scott Seed X Average LSD at 10% Level Percent Ratoon Crop Regrowth Dyna-Gro F73FS Dyna-Gro FX Alta Seeds ADV XF Sorghum Partners NK Sorghum Partners SS304 (FS) Alta Seeds AF Gayland Ward Super Sugar (DM) Dyna-Gro 705F Dyna-Gro F74FS23 BMR Desert Sun Sweet Caroline Alta Seeds ADV XF Scott Seed X Alta Seeds AF Gayland Ward Sweet Six Gayland Ward Sweet Forever BMR
3 Company or Hybrid or Forage Yields Plant Dry Percent Brand Name Variety Name Dry Green Height Matter Regrowth tons/acre in % % Ratoon Crop - continued Sorghum Partners SP4555 (SGxS) Scott Seed X Scott Seed X Dyna-Gro FX18851 BMR Dyna-Gro F76FS77 BMR Moss Seed 4Ever Green Scott Seed X Average LSD at 10% Level s CV = 11.2% and df for EMS = CV = 26.4% and df for EMS = 63. Bolded yields are statistically non-significant (p = 0.10 level) from the highest yielding test entry. Planted: April 24, Harvested: July 13, 2018, with 2,104 Growing Degree Units since planting. Test harvested early due to SCA infestation. August 28, 2018, with 1,332 GDUs since prior cutting. Seeding Rate: Soil Type: Soil Test: Fertilization: Previous Crop: Management: Tifton, Georgia: Sorghum Silage Performance, 2018, Nonirrigated (Continued) 100,000 seed/acre in 30" rows. Tifton loamy sand. P = Medium, K = Medium, and ph = 6.9. Preplant: 50 lb N, 50 lb P 2 O 5, and 100 lb K 2 O/acre. Sidedress: 60 lb N/acre. Corn. Conventional tillage; Atrazine and Dual Magnum used for weed control; Telone II userd for nematode control. Test conducted by R. Brooke, K. Cawley, M. Cofield and D. Dunn.
4 Athens, Georgia: Sorghum Silage Performance, 2018, Nonirrigated Company or Hybrid or Forage Yields Plant Dry 2-Yr. Avg Brand Name Variety Name Dry Green Height Matter Dry Yield tons/acre in % tons/acre Primary Crop Dyna-Gro FX Alta Seeds ADV XF Moss Seed 4Ever Green Gayland Ward Super Sugar (DM) Alta Seeds AF Scott Seed X Desert Sun Sweet Caroline Alta Seeds ADV XF Alta Seeds AF Dyna-Gro FX18851 BMR Gayland Ward Sweet Six Gayland Ward Sweet Forever BMR Scott Seed X Scott Seed X Scott Seed X Average LSD at 10% Level NS Std. Err. Of Entry Mean Percent Ratoon Crop Regrowth Alta Seeds ADV XF Scott Seed X Alta Seeds ADV XF Gayland Ward Super Sugar (DM) Gayland Ward Sweet Forever BMR Scott Seed X Alta Seeds AF Gayland Ward Sweet Six Alta Seeds AF Desert Sun Sweet Caroline Dyna-Gro FX18851 BMR Dyna-Gro FX Moss Seed 4Ever Green Scott Seed X Scott Seed X Average LSD at 10% Level NS 11 Std. Err. Of Entry Mean
5 1. CV = 13.5% and df for EMS = CV = 31.6% and df for EMS = 42. Bolded yields are statistically non-significant (p = 0.10 level) from the highest yielding test entry. "NS" indicates differences are statistically non-significant (p = 0.10 probability level). Planted: May 10, Harvested: Seeding Rate: Soil Type: Soil Test: Fertilization: Previous Crop: Management: Athens, Georgia: Sorghum Silage Performance, 2018, Nonirrigated (Continued) August 20, 2018, with 2,697 Growing Degree Units since planting. October 3, 2018, with 1,149 GDUs since prior cutting. 100,000 seed/acre in 30" rows. Wickham sandy loam. P = Low, K = Low, and ph = 6.2. Preplant: 22 lb N, 104 lb P 2 O 5, and 120 lb K 2 O/acre. Sidedress: 100 lb N/acre. Clover. Strip-tilled; Dual Magnum used for weed control; Lorsban and Sivanto used for insect control. Test conducted by H. Jordan, G. Ware, B. Weldy, J. Cartey, C. Fox, J. Griffin, and K. Roach.
6 SUMMER ANNUAL FORAGES Statewide Summary: Summer Annual Forages, Georgia, 2018 Company or Hybrid or Tifton Athens Statewide Brand Name Variety Name Total Total Total dry matter yield - lbs per acre Sorghum and Sorghum x Sudangrass Alta Seeds ADV S6504 (SGxS) Coffey Forage Surpass BMR dw (SGxS) Coffey Forage Xtragraze ATxL BMR Coffey Forage Xtragraze BMR Desert Sun Latte (SGxS) Dyna-Gro DannyBoy BMR Dyna-Gro Fullgraze BMR Dyna-Gro FX18835SS Dyna-Gro FX18843SS BMR Gayland Ward Moss Seed Mega Green BMR SGxS Moss Seed Mega Green SGxS Scott Seed X5062 (SGxS) Scott Seed X50643 (SGxS) Scott Seed X50651 (SGxS) (df) Scott Seed X50652 (SGxS) (df) Scott Seed X53543 (SGxS) Sorghum Partners Sordan79 (SGxS) Sorghum Partners SP4555 (SGxS) Average LSD at 10% Level s Pearl Millet Coffey Forage Epic BMR Coffey Forage ExCeed II BMR Dyna-Gro PearlMil Sorghum Partners Millex Average LSD at 10% Level NS Bolded yields are statistically non-significant (p = 0.10 level) from the highest yielding test entry. "NS" indicates differences are statistically non-significant (p = 0.10 probability level).
7 Tifton, Georgia: Summer Annual Forage Performance, 2018, Nonirrigated Company or Hybrid Name Clipping Dates Season 2-Year Brand Name or Number Total Average dry matter yield - pounds per acre Sorghum x Sudangrass Desert Sun Latte (SGxS) Moss Seed Mega Green SGxS Dyna-Gro FX18835SS Sorghum Partners SP4555 (SGxS) Coffey Forage Xtragraze BMR Scott Seed X53543 (SGxS) Coffey Forage Xtragraze ATxL BMR Scott Seed X50643 (SGxS) Sorghum Partners Sordan79 (SGxS) Alta Seeds ADV S6504 (SGxS) Scott Seed X5062 (SGxS) Dyna-Gro DannyBoy BMR Dyna-Gro FX18843SS BMR Coffey Forage Surpass BMR dw (SGxS) Dyna-Gro Fullgraze BMR Gayland Ward Scott Seed X50652 (SGxS) (df) Scott Seed X50651 (SGxS) (df) Moss Seed Mega Green BMR SGxS Average LSD at 10% Level s Pearl Millet Dyna-Gro PearlMil Sorghum Partners Millex Coffey Forage Epic BMR Coffey Forage ExCeed II BMR Average LSD at 10% Level CV = 112.3% and df for EMS = CV = 3.1% and df for EMS = 9. Bolding indicates entries yielding equal to highest yielding entry within a column based on Fisher's protected LSD (P = 0.10). Planted: Seeding Rate: Soil Type: Soil Test: Fertilization: Previous Crop: Management: April 24, Sorghum x Sudangrass: 150,000 seed/acre in 30" rows. Millet: 500,000 seed/acre in 30" rows. Tifton loamy sand. P = Medium, K = Medium, and ph = 6.9. Preplant: 50 lb N, 50 lb P 2 O 5, and 100 lb K 2 O/acre. Sidedress: 60 lb N/acre, plus 50 lb N/acre after 1st harvest. Corn. Conventional tillage; Dual Magnum and Atrazine used for weed control; Telone II used for nematode control. Test conducted by R. Brooke, K. Cawley, M. Cofield, and D. Dunn.
8 Company or Hybrid or Harvest Date Season 2-Year Brand Name Variety Name 6/26/2018 7/23/ /3/2018 Total Average dry matter yield - pounds per acre Sorghum and Sorghum x Sudangrass Desert Sun Latte (SGxS) Dyna-Gro FX18835SS Scott Seed X53543 (SGxS) Alta Seeds ADV S6504 (SGxS) Scott Seed X5062 (SGxS) Scott Seed X50643 (SGxS) Coffey Forage Xtragraze ATxL BMR Scott Seed X50652 (SGxS) (df) Dyna-Gro FX18843SS BMR Coffey Forage Surpass BMR dw (SGxS) Scott Seed X50651 (SGxS) (df) Moss Seed Mega Green BMR SGxS Coffey Forage Xtragraze BMR Gayland Ward Moss Seed Mega Green SGxS Average LSD at 10% Level NS Pearl Millet Sorghum Partners Millex Coffey Forage Epic BMR Dyna-Gro PearlMil Coffey Forage ExCeed II BMR Average LSD at 10% Level "NS" indicates differences are statistically non-significant (p = 0.10 probability level). Planted: Harvested: Seeding Rate: Soil Type: Soil Test: Fertilization: Previous Crop: Management: Note: Athens, Georgia: Summer Annual Forage Performance, 2018, Nonirrigated 1. CV = 22.7% and df for EMS = CV = 8.6% and df for EMS = 9. Bolded yields are statistically non-significant (p = 0.10 level) from the highest yielding test entry. May 11, 2018 June 26, 2018, with 1,179 Growing Degree Units since planting. July 23, 2018, with 741 GDUs since prior cutting. October 3, 2018, with 1,149 GDUs since prior cutting. Sorghum x Sudangrass: 150,000 seed/acre in 30" rows. Pearl Millet: 500,000 seed/acre in 30" rows. Wickham sandy loam. P = Low, K = Low, and ph = 6.2. Preplant: 22 lb N, 104 lb P 2 O 5, and 120 lb K 2 O/acre. Sidedress: 50 lb N/acre, plus 50 lb N/acre after 1st and 2nd harvests. Clover. Strip tilled for planting. Sorghum x Sudangrass: Dual Magnum used for weed control, Sivanto and Lorsban for insect control. Pearl Millet: Lorsban used for insect control Pearl millet did not produce any regrowth following the 2nd cutting. Test conducted by H. Jordan and G. Ware.
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