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Department of Agroncmy and Soils
Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station
Gale A. Buchanan. Director August 1982
Departmental Series No. 77
Auburn University
Auburn University, Alabama

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction . . ..
too* . .. . . .
Acknowledgnent. 
.. 0 * ** * 
..
Forage and Grain Yields
Northern Alabama 
(Table 31) 0.-. .
Central Alabam~a 
(Table 2)4.0.0.0.0.
Southern Alabama 
(Table 3) 0.00 ,.
Grain Yield and 
Other Characteristics 
of
Nort'hern Alabama 
(Table 4) . 4.a0
Central Alabama 
(Table 5). . 4.a.0.
oSouthern Alabama 
(Table 6) 0 40.
Grain Yield and 
Other% Characteristics 
of
Northern Alabama 
(Table 7)....
Central. Alabama 
(T'able 8). ..
Sout~,ern Alabama 
(Table 9) 0 a
. . 4 4
. .I." " . . 0 * 
I
. I. I0 I0 I I*I 0S 0I 
.
0 0 0 *
Cl ipped
Vari eti es
UncI i pped Vari"eties
. 0 .
* 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 * 0 0 0
0
:simtd ece Stand Loss 
of S.mallI Grain VarietCies 
Due to
Wintearkill During 
t-he 1981-*82 Season 
(Table 10).
Forage Yields of 
Rye, Wheato,, Oat,, 
Barley, and Triticale 
Varieties
Northern Alabama (Table 
11)..... .. 
. . . ..
Central 'Alabama 
(Table 12)................
Southern Alabama 
(Table 13). .*
Disease Reactions
Powdery Mildew
Northern Alabama 
(Table 14). ...6 
...0
Central Alabama 
(Tab le.15)................
Southern Al ab ama 
(Table 16). 
. . . .
. . .
P age
1.
12
13
14
16
17
18
19
20

SMALL GRAIN VARIETY REPORT, 1982
Cliff G. Currier
1
Introduction
Wheat, oats, barley, and rye are tested annually at several locations
throughout Alabama by the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station. These
tests are designed to provide information on relative performance 
of varieties
in given regions of the State and may not reflect absolute yielding potential.
Entries selected for testing are primarily canmercially 
available varieties;
however, experimental lines from public and private sources 
which show poten-
tial for use in Alabama are also evaluated.
Small grain variety tests were conducted at 12 
locations during the 1981-
82 season. Most variety tests were planted during the months 
optimal for es-
tablishment and growth (late September to early November). Good 
stands were
obtained at all locations. Ory soil-conditions.-caused late planting 
of forage
plots which limited early season forage production. 
Adequate rainfall and
mild temperatures allowed varieties to produce large 
amounts of late-season
forage at most locations this season. Severe winter tenperatures 
caused stand
loss at some .-locations. Stand loss was highest among 
oat varieties; however,
stand loss also occurred among some wheat varieties in 
tests planted in late
November. Winterkill estimates 
for varieties damaged by cold 
weather are pre-
sented in table 10. The environmental conditions during the spring 
of 1982
were generally favorable for grain production. Yields 
were relatively high in
test plots and farmers' fields. However, cool-wet-cloudy 
weather, high
disease incidence, or very dry conditions near grain 
maturity reduced yields
at some locations.
1Research Associate, Department of Agronomy and 
Soils.

pounds of dry matter per acre. Two methods were used to.harvest grain. At
Winfield, the whole plot was cut by hand and threshed on a stationary
thresher.' All-other locations were harvested with a small plot combine. The
whole plot was harvested in either case. Grain samples were air dried,
cleaned, weighed, and yield was expressed as bushels per acre. For conversion
to bushels per. acre the following values were used: wheat, 60 pounds per
bushel; oats, 32 pounds per bushel; and barley, 48 pounds per bushel.
Growing conditions and varietal performance often vary among locations
and years. Regional averages and multiple year averages are used to give a
better estimate of varietal performance for different regions of the state.
Where data are available, averages over several years are included. Individ-
u.al location averages are *given in this report to show the relative perform-
ance of varieties at individual -locations in the 1981-82 season. Forage and
grain yields and total feed production values for clipped plots, and grain
yields for unclipped plots are shown in tables 1, 2, and 3. Grain yield,
lodging, plant height, and date when one-tenth headed for clipped plots are
given in tables 4, 5, and 6. Similar data for unclipped are giv n in tables
7, 8, and 9. Yields of varieties tested for forage only are given in tables
11, 12, and 13.
Lodging is measured as the percent of the stand that is broken or leaning
and would likely be missed by a combine. Height is the average height of the
plants measured from the soil surface to the tips of the heads. Date of one-
tenth headed is the date when approximately 10 percent of the plants show
fully emerged heeds.
Disease ratings for wheat varieties are presented in Tables t4-22. Sev-
eral diseases occur in.small grains, but only those that are most common in

Acknowl edgments
Appreciation is expressed 
to the following people: 
W. H. Hearn and Mrs.
Sally Bagwell, Research 
Data Analysis for the 
computation and sunmarization 
of
data in this report; R. T. Gudauskas, Department 
of Botany, Plant Pathology,
and Microbiology for making the disease 
ratings and disease reaction tables,
and the Word Processing Center for typing 
this manuscript.
Appreciation is also expressed to 
the following cooperators in 
charge of
their respective substations whose 
support is gratefully acknowledged:
NORTHERN ALABAMA
Tennessee Valley Substation, 
Belle Mina - W.
V.
Sand Mountain Substation, 
Crossville - 3.
M.
Upper Coastal Plain 
Substation, Winfield 
- R.
CENTRAL ALABAMA
Black Belt Substation, Marion 
Junction L.
H.
Experiment Field, Prattville 
- F.
0.
Piedmont Substation, Camp Hill 
- W.
E.
Plant Breeding Unit, Tallassee 
- L.
H.
B. Webster, Supt. and
Calvert, Assist. Supt.
T. Eason, Supt. and
Ruf, Assoc. Supt.
A. Moore, Jr., Supt.
A. Smith, Supt. and
Grimes, Assoc. Supt.
T. Glaze, Supt. (retired) 
and
P. Moore, Supt.
A. Griffey, Supt. and
Burgess, Assoc. Supt.
L. Walker, Supt. and
C. Hoyle, Technician
Experiment Field, Brewton
Experiment Field, Monroeville
Gulf Coast Substation, Fairhope
Lower Coastal Plain 
Substation
Wiregrass Substation, Headland
SOUTHERN ALABAMA
R.
- E.
F.
R.
, Camden - J.
0.
- J.
H.
A. Pitts, Supt. and
Jerkins, Farmn Supervisor
A. Pitts, Supt. and
Rumbley, Farm Supervisor
L. Carden, Supt.
Selman, Assist. Supt., 
and
McDaniel, Assoc. Supt.
A. Little, Supt. and
Delaney, Assist. Supt.
G. Starling, Supt. and
Ivey, Assoc. Supt..
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TIitte 2. f014AGE AIBI GRAIN YIELDS Pflt ACRE Of SMALL GRAIRI VAU11IJ1ES 
TESWD,. 1980-1902
Oven dry 
forago 
lrFALAAA
Re9ional average yTeld
1902 Seasona total% ______Forage.lte~190-I 
ae
cenlrA-1 I O-c -a .i r 2-yr 3-yr -
Ciedbrg Maci
Vr et yjari~ o Juctlo am f1 I erattiI 
e 1al1assL 1962 81-82 80-02 8-2ana 
iai
L.Ib *b. t. Lb. Lb I LT 
i
huifie~r of tests ()()()()(4)(0 
(1) 12(1)1)
WHEAT
I.-McNair 1013
H.K. -Icfair 1003
Roy
Coker 162
Southe-gj IBelle
Coker 747
Wdike I and(
Coker 60-15
Ar Iliur
Arthur711
Ab~e
St acy
Coker 916
florida 301
Ierrdl 802
IDoub lecrop
11 jolleer 2650
OAIS
'Cjker 227
Coker 716
Coker 80-20
f Iorido 601
florida 1611-GO
2a,602
2,312
13111
24281
1,892
1,229
1,900o
1,56f4
1 * 44
1's354
906
2s,067
16617
832
2,375
2,210
28203
1,96/
1,429
1,111
598
891
716
641
266
1,301
1,332
1,507
1,160
1,210
i1,110o
1,0001
1,001
685
1,291
1,405
249
11,612
1,363
1,233
1,036
883
200
201
62
28
0
2,196
1613.
1,*6 331
1,3 54
1,415
1,061)
2, 369J
1,999
1140
2,000
1, /68l
1,735
1./41
1056')
1*32)
91/.
760
402
2,169
2.,114
1,844
1,138
1,391
1,04
1,805
1,384
1,681
1,559
2,145i
1,054
1,164
1./36
.1m,042
1,80
1, 698
10657
1,546
2,098
1,603
2,017
1,357
1,1-10
2,063
1,964
1,6864
1,136
1,0610
10306
i 93606
1,540,
1,221
1,349.
1,968
846
11,933
1,7193
10,703
1,611
1,a 426
1,232
953
946
809
620
445
26163
24,060
16705
160
1,800
1,341
1,166
2209
2,o216i
2,194
2,193
1,068
1,622
2o326
2,040
1,514
1,485
1,8260
1,64-9
1,317
2,160
2620/
2,090
1,865
2,15
2,217
1,41
16696
2m,197
2,035
2,131
2,47
2,548
4,439
4,423
4,0580
4,1023
3,039
3,739
3,/36
3,711
3,620
3,it391
2,513
2,296
* 2,239
4,1022
3,86S
2,304
2,61
. e

Tab~le 4. GRAIN4 MIDA)PERlACRUE ANO) 8JuN1CHIARACTERISTICS Of1: (3.1111)41 ALL CRIAIN VARKITIES HMOT, 19(00-82
NORTHIERN ALAI1M4A
1982 Yields *iorthiern locations lelaslal average 142R9oa 
vr~
variety hel leina Crossville Wiuhifel'1 ____ 1982 8at82 
80-82 dIClei!1tea
Nuuber oft Iests
Ci~er 916
Coker 147
Coker 762
Southern Bellle
Roy
NA..-NctWlr1003
Coker 68-15
Arthaur
Ga. 1123
U.K. -Mcl~uir 1813
Wake i adi
Sta.cy
Pionaaeer 2560
Ilart
H.K. 79810
Arthur 11
Loker 716
Coker 221
Coker 79-23
Coke~r 80-33
jZlagijdj 501
Keowee
Hitl.
(1).
pi.
(3)
36
34
36
24
33
36
28
25
26i
24
26
28
281
3,
29
25
22
96
8d
7l
03
31
5,3
53
57
38
63
59
46
42
33
32
47
52
42
50
54
49
38
145
140
114
121
40
96
05
54
ol& oulii
(6) (9)
60
45
45
42
44
46
4 1
3,
36
35
34
33
38
89
83
77
82
65
51l
47
44
42
39
39
39
38
31-
36
31
30
29
28
PC t.
(3)
edh
ift.6uate
(3) (3)
301
30
29
29
32
32
32
41
32
40
33
35
33
35
32
32
1
2.
2
1"
0
1
I
1"
3
0
2
1
3
I
I
2
1
0
2
0
0
2
79
18
43
30
36
26
28
28
2)
2-1
31
30
21
19
2)
34
1s
201
1
20
40
39
34
31
37
38
35
30
14
26
54
4116
* 4/21
* 4/23
4111
4/21
4/20
* 4/19
41O
* 4/21
4/18
4/23
4/24
4/19
4/23
* 4/22
4/21
4/21
4130-
4/26 1
5101
4/30
4/28
4/11
4/21
4108
()
61
441
33
(t)
13
19
13
10
11
13
10
19
19
61l
401
68
64
-45
28
21
26
60
48
47

Tablui&.6. WIAIN VIELI) fPER ACRE AND 011111CIIAfACiIRISTICS 01W CL~IEIh SHALL GiRAIN VAIIETIS TESHI) 19110-112
1962 Yields southierni locationsi - - Regional aveaey
Vri l aiope lBrewton Hoiiroevl I I I e Wdhuand Caiiden 198D2 81-82 80-82 
o n'lfthtede
n. - n - R -- , i- 2 - -
Nuniber of tests
WHEIAl"
Coker 916
Coker 762
Euiker 747
DO ticy
SoutheraBetlte
Coker 68-15
Roy
H. K. -mc Na Ir 1003
1.-K.- -Mc NaIr 1813
Wake I andt
Coker 791
f: loridai 301
1)oah t-c roll
11loneer 2550
flusite.r
Terral 800-22
Aritut- 11
OATS
Miker22
Coker ?9-23
*Coker 80-20
Na-rs 81-29
1I- orlda 501
1:torida 7611-G8
out.
59
40
39
42-
33
29
31
11
19
26
22
31
40
4Si
37
20
26
125
119
112
125
II7
91
DIu.
(I)
51l
46
33
41
36
31
30
25
33
28
34
40
36
40
37
32
21
116
131
74
103
72
36
I~u. ih. Bu.
() (10) (14)
49
36
29
33
29.
26
24
20
20
20
19
29
33
32
29
19
9)
99
78.
96
62
62
62
5.1
50
48
49
41
40
4.4
43
40-
36.
44
105
106
88
43
42
39
39~
36
34
33
32
31
25
88
Pci.
(5)
1
19
34
28
13
31
1
30
10
23
24
26
in. -
(5)
31
26
29
35
28
31
30
29
2?1
35
26
30
32
32,
25.
32
31
30
36
33
42
38
33
9
1
2
3
10
2
Daea
(to
4/01
* 4103
4101
* 4/02
4/02
4/04
4/05
* 4/02
3/231
4/06
* 3/31
4/03
4/01
4/11
* 3/28B
4/0-4
* 4/01
4/07i
4/14
410-1
4/0H
4/07
4/02
Hu.
11)
oui.
(1)
Blu.
( 1).
38
7
12
16
13
13
16
5
6
6
13
10
84
73
62
0
38
61
62
40
29
30
35
30
22
28
22
16
26
38
31
36
21
20
714
84
65
15
64
62
46
40
30
26
28
26
20
23
22
25
24
36
22
35
31
29
83
75
95
51l
59

GRh& 0 1AIN VE 11f14 L~ACIURE t) OTHUER CIMARACIEIISIICS (f UNCLIPPED 'A-I~1ALI. GRAIN VARIETIU~ ESW. 
1960-02
CENTRJAL ALAA1A4A
1902 Yields central locatios _
N~ua~ar of tests
MarlIon Jitict on
(1)1
caulM i
pr'atlIvIk
7F--
(1)
id lIssee
19112 na 81-82 80-8
(4) (8) (12)y
Othier claaracterist1c
19012Rginlaverike
-so U17iJ
Lodging Ileilglit Wheaded
pct. In 6, Dat Ie
(4) (4.) (4)
IIIAl
U.K. -HC NA ir 1003
Coker /62,
Southern beihle
ILK. -Ictair 18613
Roy,
Coker 141
Coke~r 60-15
At hair
Arthur11
0aak.~j a II
Abe
Udkt! I .dad
Coiker 916
StLIaCY
f l6r.da 301
HuteIr
Terra) 100-22
U.K. 790110
Pioeer 2550
(kiub 1ecrop
11AIS
Coker 7A6
Coker 221
Coker 180-20
Florida 501
fIlor Ida 7611-611
458
45
41
44
42
52
39
49
59
56
fit
59
62
6
5it
fit
128
9?
101
83
64
48
48
46
44
43
4.2
40
40
30
30
31
33
50
30
35
3?
54
30
26
20
25
34
32
29
31l
36
41
6
45
is
19
4?
3?
36
46
32
32
34
20
?4
3 0
3-3
4?
410
36i
31
24
t"
1
0
0
10
53
C6
30
31
44
36
3?
so
21
33
60
40
60
Id1
60
s0
'10
46
114.
92
103
1o?
102
62
60
43
44
39
42
3?
3
33
44
32
36
.62
42
480
59
69
48
42
34
106
114
79
6?
fi1
62
61
56
57
fi1
49
52
44
44
50
42
44
64
52
4)
95
S8
16
12
38
10
3
2
18
2
3
33
32
36
36
33
34
.37
-36
34
40
31
3?
3?
29
35
36
34
36
45
42
39
39
40
4/00
4/01
4/06
4/02
41,1.
4/14
4/12
4/14
4/14
4/04
4/14
4/09
4/05S
4/0)
4/03
3121
4/0)
4/10
.4/1-1
4/05
4124
4/1Id
4/11
4/15
4/10
80
72
22
38
26
13
4

ESTIMHATED PERtCENT STAN LOSS
SEASON
(iSMALL GRAI VARIETIES DUE TO WINTERKILL' DURING THlE 1901-82
Northern Alabama Central AlabainaSohenAaan
Varle yCl lpedt il5jyIeI cliped Unc I Ipped clipd tilpe
Numiber of tests
WHEAT
Arthu7lr1
Coker 197
[lorida 301
110o1 Iey
11un ter
t.K.-McHalr 1813
Roy
OATS
Coiker 716.
Coker 60-20
Coker 227
Coker 79-23
Florida 501
Fl orida 
7611-G6
Norris 81-29
0 ARL E Y
harsoy
Volbar
(3)
0
0
0
0
0
0
60
9
2
(4)
0
0
0
26
2
0
2
36
52
70
0
0
0
42
(5)
0
0
0
0
0
4
14
3
6
21
20
6
12
21
31
30
0
4
S
0
3
4
0
0
0
0
3
6
.0
0
0
*I~asiIndicate thtat the variety was not tested In tha-t region during the 1981-62 seas.
bIble 10.
IL)

Table 12. fORA&Ii VIELI)Of SALL &RI#J VAIEIE TSK FO fOilI 3AGlE ONLY 1N CENTRAL ALABAMA, 
1900-82
________________________Ovendry orams lb. per acr
i-err1ja -year regional 3-yearela
Var~eI~Centrl 1ocitns ,1982 average 
1982 aver, vraa18-
Marion Juict Ion
Cmp !1.111 lallassee Prattville
RYE
I9-intergrazer 1
foragier
Aft 20'20
Gurley's Grazer 2000
Wren's Abruzzi,
U.K. -HcNalr vita Graze
WI IfAT
-tofe r 74)7
U.K. -M'c Nair 1003
Coker 60-16
H.K.-tlc~air 1813
Iloy
Coker 162
Wak&elaJgd
florida 301
OAT S
t~oktr 7-16
Coker 22)
f lor ida 501
HAlLf V
Surry
11(1 1 IWALE
Rtye/Triticale Blend
counc ill
2
36894
3,160
30491
3, 230
3122
3,231
4,312
3o529
3,o5.18
3,642
31,248.
1,984
4*114
41,62a
3a,369
21,629
4C205
3s834
40966
40951
4.81I4
4,351l
4,135
4,006f
4,139
4,#A195'
4,061
3s623
3,S3816
CIO4
30-167
2,304
2m,621
20.31)
3*208
3,004
2,7)4
2,3)5i
2,938
206 14
2,5381
2o306
1,368
1,662
1,91)
946
2,306
1,7a5
2$4/0
2,96
2s441
5,128
C64,99
4,460
* 4,488
4,284
4*155
4,011
1,553
6,923
6,6f42
6,786lf
8,660
58938
6,lb6)32
4. 109
4,11600
3m,572
4b090
3s665
4o236
3.140
2,940
14,893
59407
4a483
4,520
4.5i35
5,223
5,635
35825
5,s490
4,240
581-13
46204
3611
3a909
3a24.3
3s725
3,a448
2,886
3s461
3,119
3,050
2,377
769
3,562
2j944
4,129
3s825
3,158f
5,201
4,61.1
4,992
4,4)7
4,-568
4,014
36856
3,698
3,714
3,111
31,565
3,400
3,402
36068.
2s118
1.124
3,122
3o4.92
1,605
3,439
3,024
4,001
4o063
3,0420
4,675
4,148
4,93
34666
4,tj356
5,a506
5,363
4,286
4,092
a

r41e IA.
POERY -MIZ'LDE'A 0ZSEASE RATINGS FOR
NuTdt ALA?d4A OUR II4G 1S1.2
WHvEAT VARIETT-IasSOW N14
Locati ons
Variey eilMn a Crossv 1 1lie-m Te
Arthur- 7,0
Arthur 71 4, 9 0
Coker'58-1.5 0 70
Coker 91.5 0.4,0
Coker 74~7 0 6 0
Coker 76Z 0 a0
1eta Queen0 3 0
Ga. 1.123 04 0
Hlart 0 80
N-sK ,,mc Na ir 1.003 -0 5
KK., Mca i r 1.130a
M o.K. 79810 0 4 0
?ioneer 25SO 06C
R 0.a a
Southern Belle a 0
Stacy 0 0 0
Wakeland0 0 0
*0-6.9 scale;s 0 no dIS,=-.4a~Szi 9 se/ere disae
r
TablIe 16.- R0OEY M ILOEA 
0ZSEASE PRATL!4GS FOR WHEAT. VARZET!ES GOWIN IM
l~Ul-MR3 ALAd A 0URING t9a1,*62*'
Locations
V. ari ee 
rawton mo nrev 
i I e Hiaa iana 
~me
Arthur 7 7 0 .7
Czker 68-1508 7 
7
Coker 9164'4' 3 
2 2
Coker 747 7 4- 
6
CokerZ762 4 000
Coker 797 - .4 0 
6 0
Ooublecrop 7 867. 
.
Florida 301. 0 0 
0 3
HOl lay 030 
0 0
Hunter-0 0 0 
.0
M.K,
4
4lc~air 1003 a* .4004.
N.vK,.4 cftai r 1813 a 4 I 
3
Pioneer 2550 m 7 5.3 
4
Ray 6 . 9- 6 7 6
Southern Selle 5.7s 
6 5
TerralBSOO-ZZ 0 m 0 
-0
Wakeland0 7 
5
*0-.9 sc ale;a C=10 o di sease,9 se.r iea .r s, a as

Table 13LB. LF RUST 0OtSEASE'RATtNGS FOR 
1
'HEAT VARE5 GS S0144 N 1C Z NT1RA L
ALABAMA 0URtNG .U81-*aZ*
Locations
n ~ Ca"1 VIil TiI ss
Variety Marlan Junct on Cno -i1 
rav
Abe-8 9
Arthur 8 55 7
Arthur71. 8 35
Coker 5845 0 0 0
Coker 91 0 0 3 0
Coker 747 6 2 5 5.5
Coker 762 00 00
Ocublecrop 0 0 
0
Florida 3010 0 0
HunterZ 0 0 .0
M. K.4lwciIa ir1.00380 7 8.5
4N-e .4-mcNai r 1813 S5.0 0 8-05
Wei(K. 7981.0 3 24. 
7.5
Omegsa 78a. 0 0 49 .
PioneerZ2S50,O 2 0. 0' 0
Ray 2 0 
4.
Southern Belle 70 
4.
Stacy 7 0SO8.
- -erra1 802 3 3 7.S 
9
iak:., ,a nd 0 1 
0 7
-scale; 0 z no disease 9 S9
E4

Table .- Z-o. SEPT'CLA -BLOTCH 00SEASE'P 
^At'G O K aT VA w~5S SOWN tN
Nt~T~AlarlA CUOlRtING .19814-Z*
Lacaton
Variety dere eMi.na CrcsSv1 e
Arthur- 7
Arthur 71 67
Coker 584w5 7'
Coker 91656
Coker 747 6
Ccker 76Z 7 4. 5
Oeta Queen 41417
Ga. L13 557
~.7
0 47
N. K.4lctNa ir 1003 3 41 8
N.-"Mc~air 1813 7 5 9
N. K. 79810 641
Pioneer Z550 641
Ray 6 5'7
Southern Bel le 7 6.9
Stacy 7 4
WAakeland 4 5 7
*0J.9 soC.ale; 0 no disease,, 9 =s.'iare aisease.
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Tabe 2 .T0RZA 8LOM0T t 0ZA RATINGS. FR WHiEAT -VAatTts c'A.MC t'!
Locati on$
Variety FIrnooe Mrln MonredIaQ'ma 6n
Artur- 71 3 3 
4
Cker 543 5 5 5 4 3
Coker 915 2 4 2 Z
Coker 747 3
Cke r762 S 403Z64
Coker 797 8 7 7
Oulecp 3 4 
23
Fforida 3Ct 6 8 6
Hlley4 5 4- 
3
Hunter 7 7 554
ImeK. =tcNa ir 1003 3 6 4
L .K.4=Mc~air 181.3 48 7 3
Pioneer ZSSCO 4 320
Roy. 3 z
Southern Blle4.55. 3 .2
rarral sco-Za 53 4 2
wakea ad.. 4 432
*Qa.9 scale; 0a rno disease., 9 severe disease.,
Tab I a Z24

VARZITES S"MENCOB D CR GZAI,1ONLY
Rec~nmendations area based on 3,-oyear roa-ional average yelds of grain.,
V arieties are 1te 1, btial. o dsae aigs -see tables I-2Z.o
For I adging, plarit heignt, and matrity ratings 'sea ta'bles 7"wan ~
NOfTR N Aa .
ats'
Cckar Sa-mIS
Coker 74.7
Coker 752
Coker 915
NIL e ,Mc Na ir 1.00 3
NJ~.-mnc. air 1tS3*3
Roy.
Squthern Eell1e
Coker 227*
Ccker 7135
CS4TRAL ALABAMA
WUEAT
Arthur
Coker 752
.K.44Mcair 1003
Roy
,cuthern BSil
SOQUT'dER MALA3 8A
Cats
Caker 058-l5
Caker 747
Cckar 76Z
Coker 915
M. K..44e ;tair10
oy
Socuthle"n Bell
Ccker 227
prasnt trnds
miie~~d ist
otnu,:is v a rie ty )qi a Ir~vae lmodrftacmtowhle
orgr -Vin , only nrext year in the rzqian i ndi c Ata
Barie
Vo I bar
Oatso
Ccker
C040 71A4

scua cES-s"ozoEE
RYE
AFC .omlO . .A abama Farmers Coop.,
Decatur, Alabama
Gurliy' s Grazer ZOOO "&-MEM -----d--eur,1ey' s Inc., Selma,
North Carolina
McNair Vita Graze, SSt-----Northrup King Co.,
Laurinburg, North Carolina
Pcrager - Sun Rise, Inc.,
Auburn, Alabama
Wintergrazer 70-- mf ---- Pennington Seed Inc.,
Madison, Georgia
Wren s Abruzzi -Ala-------- Ama Crop ImprovementAssc, Inc,
Auburn, Alabama
WH EAT
Arthur, Wakel and-w. -----
A-- --- Al abama Crop Improvemet Assoc.,
AuburnAlabama
Abe
1 
Arthur 71-- ----- -Ag. Alumni Seed Imp.,As soc., Inc,
ROclney, tndiana
*Coker (Al 1 Varieties) - ---------- Coker's Pedigre ea
Hartsville, South Carolina
Delta Queen, Southern elle, Huntarsorteh American Plant Breeders,
Srookston, 1iana
Oob le ro - as -was MM.Ow-m i c a. Branch Experiment Station,
Stuttgart, Arkansas
Florida 30i-- --- F--- lorida oundation Seed Producers, nc,
Greenwood, Flaria
Ga. 1123, Holley, Omega 78, Stacy-ooeorgia Seed Oeveloment Commission,
Athens, Georgia
Hart Univ--- ni erI Cy o0MSsour,
Columbia, Missouri
N.K.w 796.0, McNair 1.813, .O---othu King Co.,
Laurinburg, Noarth Carolina
P3i oneer 2550 .----------- Pi oneer Ni -red tnternational, Inc.,
TIptoan, Indi an a
R oyay -~North Carol ina Found ati on Seed. Prod, Inc.,
Raleigh, North Carolina
Terral 8 Q0- w4 0 asl---wecm eS"g M 0WM6-N.4etdt--rraTl-Norri S eed Co.,
Lake. Providence, Louisiana