Performance of
Soybean Varieties
in Alabama, 1985
Agronomy and Soils Departmental Series No. 108 February 1986
Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station Auburn University
David H. Teem, Acting Director Auburn University, Alabama

TASLE OI COITENTS
Pace
INTRODUCT1ON . 1
EXPERIMENTAL PROCEODURES ..... 0 ............. . 2
COMPARING VARIETIES ... a a .... .3
ACKNOWLEYMENTS *&, .. . . 4
Table 1. Entries and Sources for 1985 . 5
Table 2.. Cultural Pyractices for Soybean Variety Tests in 1985 . 7
Table 3. Performance of Soybean Varieties in Northern Alabama,
1985 . . . .I V . . . . . .
Table 4. Performance of Soybean Varieties in Central Alabama,
1985........ 10
Table S. Performanca of Soybean fari-eties -in Sou thevonAT.abama,
1985 . :. 10 . . .0 . a. is.0 . It 0 .
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Table . Performance of Soybean Varieties an Sumter Soil,
Marion Junction, Alabama, 1985 . . ...aa .. .... 
. 14
Table 7. Performance of Soybean Varieties on Vaiden Soil,
Marion Junction, Alabama, 1985 . . . . . . . . . . 1
Table 8. Performance of Soybean Varieties at Fairnope, 
Alabama,
198 5 
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. . . . . 1
Table 9. Performance of Soybean Varieties in Northern Alabama,
3-yearSummary. ........... 
. . . .. .20
Table 10. Performance of Soybean Varieties 
in Central Alabama,
3 -year Summary.. ... ............. 22
Table 11. Performance of Soybean Varieties 
in Southern Alabama,
3-year Summary............ . .
. ......... 24
Table 12. Performance of Soybean Varieties on Sumter 
Soil,
MarIon Junction, Alabama, 3.year Summary . . .
. . . 26
Table 13. Performance of Soybean Varieties on Vaiden Soil,
Marion Junction, Alabama, 3-year Summary... .. ..... 
28
Table 14. Performance of Soybean Varieties in Fairhope, Alabama,
3-year Summary........ .
.... .. .... .... ... 30
Table 15. Performance of Sovbean Varieties in oreiiminary 
Tests . 32
Recommended Soybean 'are:ies for 1986 .. 
...... .. . ... ... 34
Information contained herein is available to all persons regardless
of race color, sex. or national origin.
PERFORMANCE OF SOYBEAN VARIETIES IN ALABAMA, 1985
W. C. Johnson, D. L. Thurlow, and Darrell Williams
INTRODUCTION
Soybean variety tests are conducted annually by the Alabama
Agricultural Experiment Station. The 10 locations used represent the
major soil and climatic regions of Alabama. These locations are 
divided
into logical soybean growing regions. The regions and locations are:
Region Location
Northern Belle Mina, Crossville
Central Camden, Prattville
Southern SBrewton, Headland, Monroev-ille
Black Belt soil s Marion Junction
Bal dwin-Mobi l e Fairhope
A standard test is grown at each location. 
In addition, a date of
planting test is grown in each region 
and preliminary tests are grown in
the northern, central, and southern regions. The 
preliminary test
contains experimental lines and released varieties which are new 
to that
particular region. These varieties will 
be placed in the standard test
if their performance warrants.
1 Respectively, Professor, Associate Professor, and Research
Associate (resigned) of Agronomy and Soils.
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EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURES
The standard tests were designed as a randomized complete block
with four replications. Plot size was four 30-to 36-inch rows 20 feet
long. Sixteen feet of the middle two rows was harvested 
for yield.
Seeding rate was 60 pounds per acre. The preliminary tests were planted
in a randomized complete block design with three replications.
Two planting dates were used for the standard tests at Crossville,
Prattville, Brewton, Marion Junction (Vaiden soil), and Fairhope..
Results are reported by planting date in the tables, with Date 1 being
the early planting and Date 2 the later planting.
Data were collected on seed yield, moisture, lodging, shattering,
plant height, and maturity date. Plot yields were adjusted to 13
percent moisture and converted to bushels (60 pounds) per acre. Lodging
was scored on a- scale of I to 5 as follows:
1 - almost alT plants erect.
2 - either all plants leaning slightly (less than 45*) or a few
plants down.
3 - either all plants leaning moderately (approximately 450) or 25
to 50 percent of the plants down.
4 - either all plants leaning (more than 450) or 50 to 80 percent
of the plants down.
5 - all plants down.
Shattering was rated I to 5 and was based on performance of the
border row 14 days after maturity. A rating of 1 indicates no
shattering and a rating of 5 is 20 percent or more shattering. Plant
height was determined by measuring from the ground to the top of the
plant at maturity. Maturity date was the day 95 percent of the pods
were brown. Harvest was approximately 7 to 10 days later.
COMPARING VARIETIES
To aid in determining a real yield differences, a statistical
analysis of variance is performed on the data from each location. The
L.S.D. (least significant difference) and C.V. (coefficient of
variation) are given for each location's 1985 test, and the location's
or region's 2- and 3-year averages. The difference in yield of two
varieties must exceed the L,S.D. value for one variety to be considered
superior to the others in yield in that particular test. The C.V. is a
measure of the variability in an experiment. An increase in its value
indicates an increase in the unexplained variability.
Since the performance of varieties varies with location and year,
longter averages from several Tlocations are more reliable than i-year
performance. Three-year regional averages are considered a reliable
evaluation of the relative performance of varieties.
A committee comprised of Department of Agronomy and Soil s and
Alabama Cooperative Extension Service personnel involved in soybean
research reviewed the past 3 years of soybean variety test data to
assemble the list of acceptable varieties on page 34.
The recommended varieties are not all equal in performance. Some
are outstanding in one or more characteristics; while others may not be
obviously outstanding, they might possess a satisfactory combination of
all characteristics.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Appreciation is expressed to the following 
station superintendents
and their staffs. It is their quality 
work which makes this report a
reliable source of information for farmers 
in their areas.
Black Belt Substation
Marion Junction
Brewton and Monroeville
Experiment Fields
Brewton and Monroeville
Gul f Coast Substation
Fai rhope
Lower Coastal Plain Substation
Camden
Prattville Experiment Field
Prattville
Sand -M-ntain Substation
Crossvil le
Tennessee Valley Substation
Bel. le Mina
Wiregrass Substation
Headland
L. A. Smith (retired)
H. W. Grimes
J. R. Akridge
E. L. Carden
J. A. Little
D. P. Moore
3. T. Lason
W. E. Ruf
W.- B. Webster
V. H. Calvert, II
H. W, Ivey
Larry Wells
Appreciation is also expressed to W. 
H. Hearn, C. Jacks, and Mrs.
Sally Bagwell, Research Data Analysis, for the computation and analysis
of the data in this report.
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Table 1. Entries and Sources for- 1985
AgraTech brand varietiesAgraTech Seeds,. Inc.
Ashburn,, Georgia
Alabama Crop Improvement Association
Auburn, Alabama
Asgrow Seed Company
Kal amazoo, Michi gan.
Delta andPine Land Company
Sct, Mi.ssippi
Del ta B lranch Epeient Sttion
StoevleMissssppi
Department of Agronomy- and So ils.
Auburn,V Al abama
Edisto Experiment Station
Bl1ackvile , Souttt Carolina
'FFR Cooperati ve
Bells., Tennessee,
Georgia Seed 
Development.Connission
Athens,- 
Georgia
Hel ena Chemical Company
Memphis., Tennessee
Bragg
Braxton
Centennial
Cobb
Davis
Essex
Ki rby
Tracy M
Asgrow: brand varieties,
Del tapine- brand..varieties
Bedford
Lefi 
are
Hutton.
Govan,
FFR, brand varieties
Duocrop
GaSoy 17
Wright
Sampson-
ShilIoh
Starr
Sumter
Wil1star brand varieties.
Jacob Hartz Seed Company, Inc
Stuttgart, Arkansas
Hartz brand varieties
Mi ssissippi
Mi ss i ssi ppi
Foundation Seed Stocks
State, Mississippi
Missouri Crop Improvement Association
Columbia, Missouri
(continued on following page)
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Forrest
Bradley
Pershing
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Table l.. (continued) Entries and Sources for 1985
North- Carol-ina State University
Raleigh-, North Carolina
Northrup King Company
Columbus.,, Mississippi
Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.
Tipton,, Indiana
Rio Farms
Edcouch, Texas
Rivers-ide/ Terra
Memphis,, Tennessee
h a Haas
atsvle SOuth' -CAroIi
Rutland'.Srethers
Fi tzarcAl.abama-
Terral- Norri7s *Seed Company, Inc.-
-Lake Providence,- Loui si ana
Texas Crop Improvement Associ atior
Coll1ege Station, Texas
Uversity of Arkansas:
Fayetteville,,,,Arkansas,
Uni versity of Georgia'
Athens, Georgia
V irg-inia Crop Improvement Association
Hol1ley, l:Virtgi n ia
Johnston
Y oung
Northrup King brand: varieties
M.Ko S69-W96.
Pioneer brand-varieties
Santa Rosa. R
Yield King brand varietie
Coker, brand. varieties
RA brand 
varieties
Rans"ou
Terra-Vig. 
brand varieties.
Dowl ing
Jeff
Na row.
Ga- 79,402
Bay
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Table 2, Cultural Practices for S"ybeanV.Ariety Tests in 1985
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Date Row
Location Type test planted width Herbicide used Friie ple
Belle Mina
Crossville
Camden
Prattville
Head1and
Monroevi 1e
Brewton
Marion Junction
Fai rhope
Standard
Preliminary
Standard
May
May
May
Standard
Standard
Preliminary
Standard
Preliminary
Standard
Standard (Sumter)
Standard (Vaiden)
Standard
6
15
21
May 16
May 10
June 21
May 10
Ma 29
May 26
June 21
July 11
May 13
May 13
June 13
June 26
July 18
36
30
30
36
30
30
30
36
36
36
18
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36
36
30
30
Prowl
ProwlDyanap
Dyanap, Surflan
Dyanap, Surflan
Treflan, Vernam
Tref lan
Tref 1 an
Tref an
Lasso
Tref an
Tefl]an. Vernam
Tref Jan, Vernam
Treflan
Treflan
Tref lan, Vernam
Iref Ian, Vernam
None recommended by soil test
400 lb. 0,-24-24/acre
100 lbo.0-24-24/acre
100 lb. 0-0-60/acre
100 lb. 0-24-24/acre
100 lb. 0-060/acre
200- lb. 0-20-20/acre
100 lb. 0-0-60/acre
100 lb. 0.0-60/acre
None recommended by soil test
400 lb. 8-24-24/acre
300 lb. 0-20-20/acre
None reco mm ended by soil test
None recommended by soil test
200 lb. 0-20-20/acre
200 lb. 0-20-20/acre
200 lb. 0-20-20/acre
400 lbe 0-14-14 + Sulfur
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IIANS014 43.1 - 48.2 - 41- 01.3 - 10 - 3 01
RING' AROUND 102 41.4 -- -- --- --
JIRRA-VIG 708 39.1 1 # 9. 4. - 1. 14 - 31- 10
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40 IV402 13.?7 44.o2 2 3.5 46,2 21.0 181.2 1.0 .1,0 3 828 131 1-
COKER 368 39.6 44.5 46.00 1.4 10 - 3 02
COKER 82-645 41.09Q
011W 146 43.8 - 11441,4 .0- too1-2
JOHNSION 144.9 - 4709 - 4#-6 I'8m- 1.00- 217 0-'
KIRBY 34.4 15.5 41,05 24.o6 44.5 23o9 1.3 1.1 1.0 1.0 36 3 102 1-
SANTA ROSA R 3'? 0 22.0 36.4 21. 30,1 - 22 - t.oo1 1-
IERRA-VIG 608 42.2 15,4 41m3 2103 -- ----
TESTF MEANS 38.1 15.3 4503 25.9 45.6a 26.8 1.50 1.u 1.0too0 32
L.S.L). 4.051 .5.1 509 5.4 wo8 6 1 a 6,?7
EYEARLY =MATURITY GROUP Vj EARLY MATURITY GROUP VI;'s4I9OIUH H AURITY GROUP V11;
LAIE,,z ATURITY GROUPS Vill AND IX.
?'[E PLANTING. DATE FOR fIRST PLANTING WAS JUNE 16a JUNE 13, AND JUNE 13 FORt 1-YEAR. 2-TEARAD3YA
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8RAND-VARIETV NORiHEKN( NISOUTHERWI
(BELLE NINA) PRAttVtILEI MNOVL)
ASGROW 5149 
5 2
COKER 575 59.lo
DE-lAPINE X 675 55.6
DELTAPINE X 1Q91 62.6
DELtAPINE X 2251 48. -
FFR 560 S9.9 40.4 22.5
FFR 562 56o5
HARTZ H 800-1048 63.0
PIONEER 9591 64.5
SAMPSON 43.3
TERRA-VIG 515 62.9
YIELD KINO 563 5700
ESSEX 
61 6-
COKER 596 43.o7 3.
COKER 6.86 51.1 2.
GA 79-4025480.
COKER 156JSw45.443.2
ASGROW XP 441 42.o3
COKER 82-829 4t.9 2609
COKER. 82-832- 42.2 
25.5
CUKER 82-836 40.7 .24.1
COKER 02-319 - 6.2 
31v.6
QELTAPINE X 717 -38.3
DELiTAPINE X 806 410
HARTZ IH 79-18926 -38*5
HARTZ H 80-2180 1 7.5
HARTZ H 80-8104 43.1
PIONEER 9691 -41.1
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RECOMMENDED SOYBEAN VARIETIES FOR 1986
rhis list of recommended varieties was prepared by the authors of
this report, 0. 8. Weaver, Assistant Professor of Agronomy 
and Soils,
and J.B. Henderson,.Agronomist-Soybeans, Alabama Cooperative Extension
Service:, based on variety test performance-for at least 3 years.
Northern _Alabama-
Early X Full Season,
Late
Bay
Bedford
Del tapi ne 105,
Es sex
Forrest
Hartz 5171
Asgrow A-6520
Centennial
Coker .156
Jeff
Ring Around 
606
Tr acy M14
Central Al abama
Very "Early
Fgrst
Hartz 5 7
,Earlex
AqraTe h 67
Co~ker- 
15:6
Davi"'s
N. K& S69-96
Tracy: M
Full Season
Braxton
Del tapine 497
Hartz7126 J E
Late
Cobb
Coke r,-368
Black Belt soils
Ver l
Bay
Del tapi 
tie 105
Early
Asgrow A 6520
Centennial
Coker 156
Davis
Ri*ng Aroung 680.
Tracy M
Full Season
Braxton,
Deltapine 497
Hartz 7126
Ran som
Wright
Late
Cobb
Coker 488
Southern' Alabama-
Very Early
Deltapine 105 Centennial
Coker 156
Davis
Jeff
Ring-Around 606
Ring Around 680
Tracy M
Full Season
Asgrow A 7372
Braxton
Deltapine 417
GaSoy 17
Hartz 7126
Late
Cobb
Coker 368
Dowl ing
Johnston
Kirby
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Braxton-
Ransom
Baldwin-Mobi e
V'Eal,
Deltapine 105
Bedford
Early
Davis
Coker 156
Jeff
N. K. S69-96
Medium
Braxton
Deltapine 497
Terra-Vig 708
Wright
Full Season
Cobb
Coker 368
Dowl ing
Johnston
Kirby
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