The Georgia Agricultural Experiment Station
College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
The University of Georgia

2001 Corn Performance Tests
Research Report Number 675
November 2001

 Jay, Florida:
Mid and Full-Season Corn Hybrid Performance, 2001, Nonirrigated
Company or
Brand Name
  Hybrid
Name
Yield1   Ears/100
Plants
Ear Grain
Weight
Grain
Quality2
Grain
Moisture3
Erect
Plants
bu/acre no. lb rating % %
DeKalb             DK 697       136.4 109 0.51 2.0 17.0   99
Croplan Genetics   702          118.2 110 0.46 2.0 16.8   99
NK                 N 83-N5      113.5 107 0.43 2.0 16.5   97
Pioneer            3146         111.7 109 0.43 1.3 17.0   98
Garst/AgriPro      8288         105.3 101 0.48 2.3 17.0 100
DeKalb             DKC68-70     104.8 101 0.42 1.8 16.7 100
NK                 N 8811       103.8 104 0.46 1.8 17.6   99
Southern States    SS882CL      101.6 106 0.40 2.0 17.0   99
Pioneer            31R88        100.8 109 0.41 2.3 16.6 100
NK                 N91-R9 *    89.4 101 0.43 2.3 16.8 100
AgraTech           905RR          86.0 103 0.40 2.0 17.0 100
Croplan Genetics   1167CL         62.3 105 0.38 2.0 16.7   99
Average                          102.84 105 0.43 2.0 16.9   99
LSD at 10% Level 21.2   N.S.5 0.06 0.5 -  N.S.
Std. Err. of Entry Mean 8.8   4 0.02 0.2 - 1
*  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 = 17.2%, and df for EMS = 33.
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 6, 2001.
Harvested: September 21, 2001.
Seeding Rate: 20,000 seeds/acre in 36" rows.
Soil Type: Orangeburg sandy loam.
Fertilization: 12 lb N, 36 lb P2O5, and 72 lb K2O/acre as preplant; 136 lb N/acre as sidedress.
Previous Crop: Soybean.
Management: Moldboard plowed and disked; Sempra and Aatrex used for weed control; Lorsban used
for insect control.
Test conducted by L. S. Dunavin and C. K. McCreeless.
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