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Grain Marketing Alternatives, Richard Shane
Grain Marketing Alternatives, Richard Shane
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An Evaluation Of Twelve Maturity Group Ii Soybean Varieties At Lexington, Kentucky, Larry J. Grabau, Colleen C. Steele
An Evaluation Of Twelve Maturity Group Ii Soybean Varieties At Lexington, Kentucky, Larry J. Grabau, Colleen C. Steele
Agronomy Notes
In both 1993 and 1994, the Kentucky Soybean Promotion Board funded an on-farm test of a small set of Maturity Group (MG) II varieties. Those studies showed that several MG II varieties were competitive with a high-yielding MG IV variety. However, other MG II varieties did not perform as well in those tests, indicating that variety selection is an important management consideration if this early maturing cropping system is to be successful in Kentucky soybean producers' fields. MG II varieties used in past University of Kentucky tests have been chosen based on their performance in university variety trials where such …
Grain Quality Of Early Maturing Soybean Grown In Kentucky, M. V. Kane, Colleen C. Steele, Larry J. Grabau, C. T. Mackown, David F. Hildebrand
Grain Quality Of Early Maturing Soybean Grown In Kentucky, M. V. Kane, Colleen C. Steele, Larry J. Grabau, C. T. Mackown, David F. Hildebrand
Agronomy Notes
Interest in grain quality of US soybean has grown in recent years. For example, in 1990, there was much interest in "component pricing" of soybean grain, Under that plan, growers would be paid a price for their grain that reflected the value of the protein and oil it actually contained, rather than the common price paid to all growers, regardless of any variation in protein and oil content. However, the soybean processing industry is evidently not excited about the complexity of testing individual lots for protein and oil and keeping track of pricing structures depending on those results. As a …
Ec95-104-A Nebraska Soybean Variety Tests 1995, Lenis Alton Nelson, D. L. Holshouser, Roger Wesley Elmore
Ec95-104-A Nebraska Soybean Variety Tests 1995, Lenis Alton Nelson, D. L. Holshouser, Roger Wesley Elmore
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
Extension Circular 95-104-A: Nebraska soybean variety tests 1995; soybean production history, procedure, cultural practices, weather data, map of testing sites, test locations, entries, entrants, performance by years, and soybean characteristics. Data tables of northeast, east/south central district, southeast, far west, and central irrigated district.
Growth Of Early Maturing Soybean, M. V. Kane, Colleen C. Steele, Larry J. Grabau
Growth Of Early Maturing Soybean, M. V. Kane, Colleen C. Steele, Larry J. Grabau
Agronomy Notes
Production of early maturing soybean varieties has grown in popularity across the southeastern US in recent years. Many growers in Mississippi, Arkansas, and Texas have seen this system as a way to avoid late season drought. However, several Kentucky growers have had good success with the use of Maturity Group (MG) II soybeans in the recent seasons which had generally good rainfall patterns. Some growers are glad to get competitive yields from MGII soybean while gaining the opportunity to harvest some of their soybean acreage before corn is ready to harvest.
On-Farm Testing Of Early Maturing Soybean, Colleen C. Steele, Larry J. Grabau, N. Gift
On-Farm Testing Of Early Maturing Soybean, Colleen C. Steele, Larry J. Grabau, N. Gift
Agronomy Notes
Maturity Group (MG) II soybean varieties have performed well in University of Kentucky tests over the past several years. Early planted (late April/early May) tests in the relatively dry years of l986 through 1989 showed MG II yields to exceed those of MG III or MG lV. Over the generally wetter years 1990 through 1993, MG III and lV yields were slightly better than those of MG II varieties. Across eight years of data, MG II yield averages were virtually identical to those of MG III and lV. Perhaps growers could plant a portion of their soybean acreage to MG …
Planting Dates For Early Maturing Soybean, M. V. Kane, Colleen C. Steele, Larry J. Grabau
Planting Dates For Early Maturing Soybean, M. V. Kane, Colleen C. Steele, Larry J. Grabau
Agronomy Notes
Early maturing soybean cropping systems have been gaining in popularity with producers across the southeastern US, as well as in Kentucky. To our south, some producers in Texas, Arkansas, and Mississippi are using varieties that are two or three Maturity Groups (MG) earlier than those traditionally grown. The main intent in those states has been to avoid late summer drought by using early maturing varieties coupled with early planting. Previous Kentucky research in this area has also emphasized early planting(late April). However, a number of Kentucky growers have had good success using later planting dates for early maturing varieties, particularly …