Winter Wheat Dryland Variety Trial - NDSU

Location	Williston
Crop	Winter Wheat
Previous Crop	Soybean
Planting Date	9/26/2019
Harvest Date	8/14/2019
Site Description	Conventional

Location

Williston

REC

Williston REC

Crop

Winter Wheat

Previous Crop

Soybean

Planting Date

9/26/2019

Harvest Date

8/14/2019

Site Description

Conventional

Decimals

Variety	Plant Height (in.)	Protein (%)	Test Weight (lb/bu)	Yield (bu/a)	Yield - 2 Year Avg	Yield - 3 Year Avg	Days To Heading
Ideal	23.10	16.01	60.34	63.67	52.19	52.19	163.67
Loma	22.31	15.88	60.35	63.48	48.44	48.44	166.00
Peregrine	21.26	15.99	60.83	63.44	54.78	54.78	162.67
WB4595	22.83	16.71	62.71	61.59	-	-	162.67
14Nord-01	21.92	16.26	61.19	59.93	-	-	162.33
Keldin	20.73	16.08	61.40	59.30	44.86	44.86	161.00
Northern	19.42	16.75	60.80	59.00	46.06	46.06	163.33
SY Monument	19.29	16.81	60.39	57.59	48.06	48.06	160.67
Oahe	20.34	17.30	60.98	57.33	39.26	39.26	161.33
SY Wolf	20.73	17.70	61.72	57.32	39.36	39.36	161.00
Jerry	22.05	16.64	59.84	57.20	49.54	49.54	163.67
Thompson	20.87	17.66	60.14	56.92	52.09	-	161.00
AC Emerson	26.90	16.45	61.32	55.58	45.51	45.51	163.67
WB4462	23.23	16.70	61.09	54.17	-	-	159.00
Decade-Fhb1	20.08	18.62	60.75	52.98	-	-	160.50
Overland-Fhb1	21.52	18.60	58.99	49.98	37.36	37.36	160.00
NHH1444913-3	20.08	18.48	59.06	49.80	46.70	-	159.67
TCG-Boomlock	17.06	18.54	60.74	44.45	-	-	161.33
Mean	21.46	17.02	60.75	57.55			161.96
CV (%)	8.22	6.88	0.92	8.74			0.77
LSD (0.10)	2.43	1.62	0.77	6.95			1.73
LSD (0.05)	2.93	1.94	0.93	8.35			2.08

Soil test to 6" in ppm:P=23 ppmK=369 ppmOM=2.8%pH=5.1Soil test to 24" in lb/a:N=96 lb/aApplied fertilizers in lb/a:N=7.2; P=24; K=0; S=6; Zn=0.6†Protein adjusted to 12% moisture.#Yield reported on a 13.5% moisture basis.*Averages of years 2018 and 2019. **Averages of years 2017, 2018 and 2019.1DAP = Days after planting.Chemical HistoryChemical Applications: Goldsky @ 1 pt/a (5/19/2019)

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