Georgia Agricultural Experiment Stations
College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
The University of Georgia
Research Report
Number 668
November, 2000
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Calhoun, Georgia: Mid- and Full-Season Corn Hybrid Performance, 2000, Irrigated
      Yield1              
Company or Brand Name   Hybrid Name 2000 2-Year^ Average   Ears/100 Plants Ear Grain Weight Grain Quality2 Grain Moisture3 Plant Population Erect Plants
      bu/acre   no. lb rating % no. %
            
Pioneer   3163 219.4 174.6   108 0.46 1.0 14.6 24721 91
Southern States   SS859CL 196.0 .   106 0.45 1.1 15.8 23305 80
Southern States   SS900Bt 194.9 .   104 0.45 1.0 15.4 23522 92
Garst   8220 191.7 .   108 0.42 1.3 17.2 24067 93
DeKalb   DK 697 190.5 .   102 0.41 1.0 15.0 25809 85
            
Pioneer   31R88 184.6 .   104 0.42 1.1 14.8 23632 95
NK   N 8811 183.5 152.9   105 0.40 1.0 15.8 24829 94
NK   N91-R9 * 182.7 .   107 0.43 1.0 15.5 22434 82
Pioneer   3085 * 169.7 157.8   105 0.37 1.0 17.1 24720 78
            
Average   190.34 161.7   105 0.42 1.1 15.7 24115 88
LSD at 10% Level 15.1 N.S.5   N.S. 0.04 N.S. 0.9 N.S. N.S.
Std. Err. of Entry Mean 6.2 5.3   2 0.02 0.1 0.4 848 5
            
^ Two-year average of 1998 and 2000.
* Full-season hybrid.
1. Yields calculated at 15.5% moisture.
2. Grain quality rating: 1 = excellent to 5 = poor.
3. Grain moisture at harvest.
4. CV = 6.5%, and df for EMS = 24.
5. The F-test indicated no statistical differences at the alpha = .10 probability level; therefore an LSD value was not calculated.
Bolding indicates entries yielding equal to highest yielding entry within a column based on Fisher's protected LSD (P = 0.10).
Planted: April 11, 2000.
Harvested: September 18, 2000.
Seeding Rate: 26,500 seeds/acre in 30" rows.
Soil Type: Rome gravelly clay loam.
Soil Test: P = High, K = Medium, and pH = 6.2.
Fertilization: 68 lb N, 90 lb P2O5, and 180 lb K2O/acre as preplant; 150 lb N/acre as sidedress.
Previous Crop: Soybean.
Management: Moldboard plowed and rototilled; Aatrex and Lasso used for weed control; irrigated 10.0 inches.
            
Test conducted by P. A. Rose, G. Rawls, and J. Stubbs.
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