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The 1987 Alabama
Performance Comparison
of Small Grain Varieties
Agronomy and Soils Departmental 
Series No. 117
Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station
LowellT. Frobish, Director
August 1987
Auburn University
Auburn University, Alabama
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Acknowledgments . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 4
IntroductionIntroduction ...... . . . . . ............ . . 5
Data Explanation 
6
Discussion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
North Alabama Regional 
Averages of Small Grain 
Variety
Performance.......... . . . .... ........ 8
Tennessee Valley Substation Small Grain Trial, Belle Mina . . . . 10
Sand Mountain Substation Small Grain Trial, Crossville . ..... 12
Upper Coastal Plain Substation Small Grain Trial, Winfield . . .
Central Alabama-Regional Averages of Small Grain Variety
Performance ...... . ........... . ........ 16
Black Belt Substation Small Grain Trial, Marion Junction . . . . . 18
Prattvile Experiment Field Small Grain Trial, Prattville 
. . . . . 20
Plant Breeding Unit Small Grain Trial, 
Tallassee . . . . . . . 22
Piedmont Substation Small Grain Trial, Camp Hill ......... 24
South Alabama Regional Averages of Small Grain Variety
Performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............. 26
Lower Coastal Plain Substation Small Grain Trial, Camden . . . 28
Monroeville Experiment Field Small Grain Trial, Monroeville . . 30
Brewton Experiment Field Small Grain Trial, Brewton . . . . . 32
Wiregrass Substation Small Grain Trial, Headland . . . . . . .
34
Gulf Coast Substation Small Grain Trial, Fairhope ........ 
36
Disease Ratings
Septoria Blotch, Wheat ........ . . . . .
. . . . 38
Leaf Rust, Wheat . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . 39
Powdery Mildew, Wheat .............. 
. . . . . 40
Barley Ratings . . ..................... 
41
Triticale Ratings . . .. . . .... 
. 42
Oat Ratings . . . .. . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . 43
Varieties Recommended for Grain Only .... 
.. . .... . 44
Varieties Recommended for Forage Only . ... ........ 
45
Seed Sources. . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . 46
Information contained herein is available to all without regard to race,
color, sex, or national origin.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Appreciation is expressed to W.H. Hearn, C.D. Jacks, and Mrs.
Sally Bagwell, Research Data Analysis, for the computation and
summarization of data in this report.
Appreciation is also expressed to the following cooperators in
charge of their respective substations whose support is gratefully
acknowl edged:
NORTHERN ALABAMA
Tennessee Valley Substation, Belle Mina W.B. Webster, Supt.
V.H. Calvert, Assoc. Supt.
Sand Mountain Substation, Crossville - J.T. Eason, Supt.
M.E. Ruf, Assoc. Supt.
Upper Coastal Plain Substation, Winfield - R.A. Moore, Jr., Supt.
CENTRAL ALABAMA
Black Belt Substation, Marion Junction - H.W. Grimes, Supt.
Prattville Experiment Field - D.P. Moore, Supt.
Piedmont Substation, Camp Hill - W.A. Griffey, Supt.
H.E. Burgess, Assoc. Supt.
Plant Breeding Unit, Tallassee - S. Nightengale, Supt.
SOUTHERN ALABAMA
Brewton Experiment Field
Monroeville Experiment Field
Gulf Coast Substation, Fairhope
Lower Coastal Plain Substation, Camden
Wiregrass Substation, Headland
- R. Akridge, 
Supt.
- R. Akridge, 
Supt.
-E.L. Carden, Supt.
R. McDaniel, Assoc. Supt.
-J.A. Little, Supt.
- H.W. Ivey, Supt.
L.W. Wells, Asst. Supt.
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THE 1987 ALABAMA PERFORMANCE COMPARISON
OF SMALL GRAIN VARIETIES
Donald L. Thurlow and W.C. Johnson
1
INTRODUCTION
The large number of commercially available varieties of wheat,
oats, rye, barley, and triticale makes it difficult for growers to
select varieties most suited for their particular area of the State.
Making this decision requires up-to-date, unbiased, reliable information
on varietal yield and characteristics. This report is published
annually to provide Alabama growers with this information.
Data from tests conducted at 12 locations were used to compile this
report and they represent the varied growing conditions farmers have
around the State.
Procedure
The experimental design for the tests was a split plot design with
species as the main plot and varieties as subplots. Plots were 5 feet
by 20 feet with rows spaced 7 inches apart. A cone drill was used to
plant all tests in the State. Each variety was replicated three times
in each test.
The trials were divided into three management systems: grain only,
grain following grazing, and forage only.
Grain only: These tests were planted during late October to early
November, which was approximately one month later than the forage tests.
These tests were fertilized with P and K according to soil test plus 20
Associate Professor and Professor of Agronomy and Soils.
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pounds N per acre at planting with a topdressing of 60 pounds N per acre
in late February or early March, just prior to jointing. The plots were
not sprayed to control disease, so that the varieties could be rated for
their inherent disease resistance. The grain was allowed to mature and
was harvested with a plot combine. The grain was cleaned, weighed,
moisture determined, and bushel test weight measured.
Grain followinggrazing: These tests were grazed periodically
during fall and winter, followed by removal of cattle in February or
early March to allow the crop to joint and produce grain. These tests
were planted around October 1, and fertilized at planting with 100
pounds N per acre. The plots were grazed closely each time 6-8 inches
of forage were available, but no animal or forage data were taken. The
grazing was stopped in late February or early March, and the test was
topdressed with 60 pounds N per acre and allowed to joint and produce
grain. The grazing tests were located at Winfield and Camden only.
Foraeonly" The forage only tests were planted around October 1
and ferti.lized at planting With 100 pounds N per acre and clipped with a
flail-type mower each time they reached 6 inches in height. A sample
was weighed green from each plot, then dried and reweighed. The percent
dry matter figure from these weights was used to calculate dry forage
matter per acre. The test was topdressed in February with 60 pounds N
per acre and continued to be clipped until no regrowth occurred in the
spring.
DATA EXPLANATION
Grain yields were calculated by weighing air-dried grain and using
60 pounds per bushel for wheat, 32 pounds per bushel for oats, 48
pounds per bushel for barley, and 50 pounds per bushel for triticale.
Lodging was measured as percent of the stand broken or leaning that
would likely be missed by a combine. The height was measured from the
ground to top of the grain head.
The 1/10 headed date is the date when approximately 10 percent of
the plot showed fully emerged heads.
Disease ratings are given in tables 16 through 21. Dr. Robert T.
Gudauskas, Department of Plant Pathology, made the disease ratings at
each location. Most ratings were taken when the majority of varieties
were in the soft dough stage of maturity. Any disease rating reported
for northern Alabama were made only at Winfield and Crossville. As in
1986, dry weather precluded disease development (hence meaningful
ratings) to some degree at many locations, and premature dry-down of the
test prevented disease rating altogether at the Tennessee Valley
Substation.
DISCUSSION
Growing conditions and variety performance often vary among
locations and years. Regional averages and multiple-year averages are
given here to use as a better indicator for performance comparison.
Variety recommendations are made for general regions of the State and
are based on performance at several locations in each region. Recommen-
dations are made on the basis of at least 3 years' data.
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TABLE 1,, CTIARACTERISTICS 3FP-SMALL GRAINS TiEsTED [N mriie,-tN ALASAMA, 3-YEAR SUMMARY
AVERAGE YtELD/ACRE AVIERAGE Y IIELD/ACRC- mmE --f IAaF
3RA"IOaVAR IETY AL1I~__LOOGMNG HtlGmr L/10 TrSTr ir
S ALJDA
COKER 93-23
PIf0NF.=R 2530
FLORIOA 302
A L) WE LL
COKER 9t6
NAS14 76-5q
44 SsElf
PIONEER 2551
Ck-R 983
r3KER EH 8504
,4~4 30t.5
L N"Co LN
"NOKEF1 34-33
COKER 94-27
AODER
STACY
'A iLL LAMlS
T~qRAL 812
Ft LLMORE
Tr~mqqAL 8 17
.3RAOFU 
RD
TWAI N
TYLER
,0KjER 92-27
TEST 4E4N
.v. ~o(*LO
4oSON
44RPaOL 833
C3KER 820
Cl TAT! ON
C.DKER 227
COKER 7t6
FLORIDA 501
FLOP IQA 502
TEST 4E4N
LwS.2. (.10)
c.J.V0(9)
41 t 32
,39 29
37 31
37 Z5
36 29
36 27
36
36 30
36 29
36 25
36 
-
35 30
35 25
35 27
33 
M
32 2?
31 
O
31
31 2;
31 25
31 241
30 
-
30 22
30 26
29 20
28 20)
27 z 20
27
26 23
25 20
23 21
21 1 5
32 25
7 -S
t15 1 9
79 45
63 50
60 34
56 38c
54- 39
t45 32
41 22
36 1
54 35
10 10
1.3 20
IT 3,910 2, 641 2,669
1 3,429 2,256 lo
34 3,#875 2,r999 3,034
33 3,447 2,295 2,9379
35 3,827 3, 234 3,254
33 3,647 2, 570
35 3v864 2,1954 2,86?
me 3,423 2,892
31t 30514 2,451
35 4,9306 3,237
33 3*81.7 I3,189 3,1I0
32 3,8a96 2,866 2*722
3,380 3#,E31 -
3,29Z 2,861
3,685.3,1 L16
3,485 2,857 
-
26 2964L 1.61.8
3,600 30329
26-n
we 31616 2,400
27 3,882 2,638 2,607
28 3,502 2,347 2,431
24f 
1
29 31.477 2,343
2, Z887 1,9846
31 3,583 Z&699 2t736
6 601 532 497
E5 12 15 13
48 3,541 2,221. 2,457
3,r7 14 2,528
3*969 2,535
3951-0 2,276 -
4,301 2,965 3,184
47 3,338 2,51.9 3,015
3,470 2,1.64
2,202 1,369
1108 3,506 2,322 2P815
10 1,v202 q853 778
I's 25 27 20
0
a
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
t
0
0
0
40
0
6
90
2
13
1
30
29
31t
32
33
29
32
31.
31t
28
31
34
30
31
34
32
34
31t
28
Z8
33
32
33
35
26
31L
34
33
32:
33
33
29
31t
30
34
30
34
33
33
30
32z
4-20 54.3
4-18 50.08
40026 53.01
-20 49. 4
422 5 1.*8
417 52.3
10-20 50-a5
4-1 q 51.0
4-M2 3 14.13
4'-1L9I 53.e5
440019 53.7
?+m2 0 51.3
4-21. 54.7
4-20 47.4
4-2 4 52.3
4-b239 53. *0
4-Z2 49. 9
4,-23 5 0.7 I
4-m18 52.6
4-21t 5 1.*1
4-dm20 52. 5
4-23 48o7
I-1a 50.3
42 7 5 1.7
4-13 54.5
4-18 52.65
4-1t9 52.4
4-23 52.3
4-23 46. 7
4-22 48.9
4-22 51-08
-16 53.9
4-24 28.01
4-26 2-4.3
4-118 29.5*
4-22 210.!
4-23 27. 3
f+-2 5 24.2
4q-20 28-01
!+- t6s 30.3
c o t4r i
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TA8LE I. CHARACTERISTICS 3F SMALL GRA'4S TESTED IN 4RTHIERN ALABAMA, 3-YE'AR SUMMARY
AVERAGE YIELD/ACRE AVERAGE YIEL/ACRE ___
BRAND-VARIETY L L. L~___LDOGU4NG HEIGHT 
1/1.0 TEST WET.
VOLBAR 59 t5 45 4-P146 2#658 2 36 4w19 9.a
WySoR 5 3' 54 
4,70t54 3,647 4 29 4-13 
39.7
304E 47 38 37 3,583 2,877 2,804 6 31 4-18 38.3
A4 SON 45 40 42 3,9582,63 1 2,856 2 3 14-20 34.5
SUSSEX 44 39 40 4,744 2t868 3,020 26 28 f-10 39.2
39RSOY 3 5 40 3,275 2,551 2,669 2 29 4-10 36.5
KEGWE.E 36 34- 39 3,970 2*918 3,015 4 31 4-20 34.7
TEST MEAN 46 4L 41 406L 2,+79 2.73 7 31
LS.. (.10 L) 1 10 1.3 
9 642 639 593 -0 
l
Co Vt () 16 1 L t LLTL 5is
'4F 142lo 4,56
BONEL *9 - ,751 4,351 4,231
ELBON 47 4,295 4,008
44TON 4 - - O 4382
4#F 73 - 4,54L. -80 
low
wi NFEIGRAZER 7O 4 4461 4,149 3043
AFC 2-0 
49457 3-994 3,705
GURLEY'S GRAZER 2000 - -4,313 
3,947 3,607 --m
FL EXP-20tES79- t 
r . 4213 3,686 --
N.(. SS-1 t - 4,154 3#512
SI 185 
4,150 3,840 3,614 -
- -
F3RAGER 4,w L,11 3,718 3,432
.K. frA.G.RAZE 4-v4, 15 3,668 394
G1 87X - - - 4,064 3,876 -W -
WRE'41S ABRUZZI - -3,996-3,670L
FL-SY!4-T - -- 3* 1;1 3,1.t65 ---
oOassco exp pqi - -3,820 - ---
N.K. SS-2 - - - 3.5241+- - -
FLORIDA 401 - - - 39256 2,601 - - --
MEST MEAN i - - 4205 3,7T94 3,174;2 --
L.S.0 (o.101 824 705 662 
- - -
C.V.()0 - 14 t4 t3 --
13L1cALL-
4RR(SON 29 34 40 2,it849 2,764 2,947 5 48 f+-20 36.1l
BEAGLE 82 21 - - 244 - - 2 .32 3-31. 31.0
FLORA 201 O21t 12 - 2*005 - 3 34 3 2'9 33.6
JEN< 14S 15 - 31 79L 315q7 3,664 13 53 5- 4 3 3.7
COUNCIL - - - 151 731 1,584
AM 4105 - - - 3,v477 --T
TRITICALF 791.86 - - - 2,863' - - -
FLORICO ,8
TESr MEAN 21. 23 40 2,4 85 t,3 64 2,732 7 42 -
L..D .1)23 t5 14 561 624 554 - --
I-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -b::dW " 4M-------MO--- W 'N-M-0.6 9
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TA5LE 2. PEFRP4Ai'lE OF S4ALL "4AINS AT BELLE* '41tJA, ALABAMA, 1987
BRA ND-V AR I ET f
a.a.--a.-a.a.a.a.-a.a.a.a.-
FLORIDA 30Z
SAL]DA
COKER 93-23
MASSEY
COKER EH 8504
C''OOKER 84-27
COKER 91.6
C'6'3KEBR 98 3
CA LOWELL
TERRAL 812
PIONEER 2551
WILLIAMS
TOERRAL 817
HW 3015
PCNAIR 1003
COKER 84-33
HUNTER
COOKER 92-27
COMPTON
NASW 76-59
LINCOLN
STAI*Y
PIONEER 2550
TYLER
TWAIN
ADDER
BRADFORD
AUBURN
F IL LMORE
WHEELER
MA aN 
um
TEST MEAN
L.S.D. (.10)
:.v w
G-Aa
tITATION
COKER 227
COKER 820
FLORIDA 501.
HARPOOL 833
COKER 716
FLORIDA 502
TEST '4EAN
ccv. 4*10
P1N-QNLY Y! 4,4,00
U-11. LiILL&.AYL.&
61
.59
57
55
54
54
53
51
50
49
49
49
48
48
47
47
46
44
44
44-
43
43
42
41.
4i1
40
39
39
38
37
36
36
46
9
14-
55.6
5800
54.0
55.3a
5900
54.4
56.2
57.6
54.4
'56. 4
51.6
54.8
56.6
54. 8
52.8
57. 0
59.2
54.0
56. 0
57.*6
53. 4
55.2
51.8
56. 2
530.6
544.5
56.8
57.4
57.0
56.8
103 32. 4
92 33.2
86 32o4
85 34,.4
75 33.4
74 32.8
64 32. 0
6.0 35.8g
80
10
to Bom
44
47
42
42
38
48
36
42
40
35
42
36
40
35
35
35
40
8
15
56
51
54
12
.m 10-
-QNLY YT!FLD/AC3rff-..I
Li,.
3,377
31o259
3,307
3v247
2,965
3,171
2,927
3,022
3,049
3,141
3,491
3t,062
2,592
39016
3,19:5
3,t242
2-t945
z2If891
3,148
2,927
3,260
39029
2,7t 30
39087
1.7
410n7
2,Z26
21800
2, 765
2,597
405
- --
1,t99 0
1,853
2,P 158
2,376
2,43
1,66
31218
4wb
TABLE2. P ElkFO RMAN%"0E
QuLa!L____
BRA ND-VARIETY
OF SMALL GRAINS AT BELLE ,LINA, .ALABA,4Av 19:87
ALLLU~iLLA&.
IFs. i
SUSSEX
BOONE
WYSDR
VOLSAR
ANSON
KEOWEE
B AR SOY
TEST MEAN
L.S.D. (*10)
rV.w1%
cELBON
AFC Z-m20
wINrERGRAzsR 70
BONEL.
GLJRLEY'S GRAZER 2000
NP 142
GI 85
FL EX^P-m201ES79a-1
MATOW4
WREMIS ABRUZZI
DOSSCO EXF' PRI
GI 87X
FL,-SYN-T
No.K. 55-2
N.K. VITAV'RAZE
FLORIDA,401
rEOst MEAN
L.S.O. (.10)
C.V. (z)
MORR ISON
BEAGLE 82
FLORIDA 201
JENKINLS
AM 4105*
TRITICALE 79186
FLORICO
COUJNCI L
TEST MEAN
L.SeD. (.10)
74
69
68
64
63
55
51
64
12
13
34
33
29
9
26
42
44.8
46.0
36.2
41.0
420.0
400.4
55
43
45,
52
49
45
48
11
42
42
23
-39-
3v696
3,020
39620
3,238
30361
3v222
20582
3,248
276
6
4,182
4,119
4,119
4,-r07T9
3,986
3,it967
3,939
3,917
3,84-1
3,839-
* 3,739
3,734
3,v6.32
3t,570
3,454
* 3,422
I3396
3,028
3,780
549
11
2,716
2, 44 7
1,903
3,639
3,313
2,7T70
2' 2320d
* . 79
2,398
620
18
-11-
Li 0 Y -
2,123
19910
1,985
2,141
2,062
29044
263-
9
3,-r300
3 -r202
3,it412
3,361
3,0 51
2,868
29978
442
2,32
3, 129
4042
13
4w
Am
Oft
4w
4
4mwq=wAwwmwwww qwwow*4w4ww-ww .60 4WD 4M.Am Aft 4wo-dw Ago 
mwpamw 'Iw mw "Mllwmw SM MCI=
t4wbowmown"
A- w Z.-
dxftm db 400
TAB3LE 3.0 EFR4L OF SMALL 3"RAfNS AT RnSSVILLEAA44A 
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y V 0
Liz
SALDA 31 52.6 36 4,139 2,805
%OKER 983 30 53.4 34 3,849
HW 3015 27 52.2 37 4,750
C0KER EH 8504 26 
52-.6m
COKER 916 26 49*4 33 4,256
COMPT3N 25 53.8 28 3,618 3,049
FLORIDA 332 25 46.7 34 4,424 2,799
STA:Y 25 51.4 -3,824
PIONEER 2551 25 46.3 - 3,349
SRADFORD 24 52.4 27 4,442 2,787
TWAIN 24 51.6-4w
LINCOLN 24 49.2amW
COKER 93-23 24 48.6 l3863
CALDWELL 24 53.3 26 4,322 3,114
PIONEER 2550 24 51.8 30 3,9022866
MASSEY 24 49.5 32 4,132 3,047
ADDER 23 50.4 - 3,515
C3KER 84-33 23 48 .
HUNT ER 21i 53.8 28
MCNAIR 1003 21 43.3 30 3,95L 2,838
C0KER 84-27 21 50.0
TERRAL 817 20 53.2 - 4,172
FILLMORE 20 47.6 3#569
AU B URN 19 50.8 - 3129
WILLIAMS 19 46.6
WHEELER 18 52.3 28 3,864
TYLER 17 43.6 30 4,113 2,734
NASW 76-59 17 47.0
MAGNUM 16 48.6 - 3,461
TERRAL 812 14 44.2 25 3,197
PIKE 14 45.6 19 4W
COKER 92-27 13 53.8 - 3,140
TST MEAN 22 - 30 3,869 2,893
L.S.D. (.Z10 4 4 590 513
V, 13 11A
MADDISN 47 26.2 35 4,006 2,969
COKER 820 46 24.8 - 5,027 -
HARPOOL 833 45 24.3 - 4,379
CITATION 35 24.5 - 4i613
COKER 227 35 24.0 - 4,491 3,657
COKER 716 32 24.1 54 4,006 3,631
FLORIDA 501 26 23.4 - 3,951
FLORIDA 502 23 25.6 - 3,043
TEST MEAN 36 -45 4,139 41
L.S.Q. 1.10) 1 - 7 '42T 2
C.~V. ( ) -2 ?
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L*. JIL U-4
tABLE 3. PEORFORMANCE0
trr r TNJI I Fn
OF SMALL GRAINS AT R:SSVILLE# ALA3A-MA, 1987
SRA N DwVAR I ET Y
TL FJ. AYL
aIU.&
FORP G --OIL i2X LJ. .L
I~i..Li;
Vt3LSAR
WY SO R
SUSSEX
BA RSOY
8B0O0NE
KEO WEE
TEST M'EAN
So~ Do w1
SO NEaoL
MAT~t
4F, 142
EL SON
NF 73
FL EXP-ZO1ES79-1l
WINTE5RGRAZER TO
AFC 20-20O
FORAIGER
GURLlf*Y'S CGRAZE.R 2000
GI 87X
Dossco EXP PRI
N.K. VITAGRAZE.
FL -SYN-aT
GI 85
WREN*S ABRUZZI
NIo K. S S-L1
N.K. SS-w2
FLORIDA 401
TEST' MEAN
LlS.O. (10
MORRISON
FLORIDA 201
JENKINS
BEAGLE 82
AM 4105
TR IT I *kALE 79186
FLORICC
COUNCIL
T EST ME A N
L.S.ao. (10)
3
5.0
40
36
36
36
28
40O
7
25.2
38.2
32.6
30.4
35 .
31.8
39.2
36.2Z
38.7
51
47
48
47
44
47-
47
7
55
55
55
7
4,485
4,9.64
5,150
3,9967
4, 589
3,7T01
4,137
4,428
644
10,
4,976
4v,682
4,664
4,610
4,45 1
4,P181
4v,080
4,070
3, 946
3,846
3,-P838
3,796
3t653
3,583
3,-v500
3,479
3,220O
3v,045
6.57
12
2,490
2,15 5
4,v445
2,602
3v,611
21710
2,t413
3,6 19
3P160
3,239
3,007
3,304
3, 266
692
4,27
4,2082
4M04
3,9208
3782
3,587T
3,821
521
10
3.,-177
4,539
1,637
3,*1.17
390
-9
40
24
i8
18
25
7
1 3-'
ago
lumpow
090
wam
-sow,
dm
YARIE 4.v PERf3RDI&NCE fif 51141. GRAINS AT WIt4IEiLDs AtAIIkAs 1981
-RAN41-V4RIETY GP& 1UALIEY ELWtACRE--&[LL 1L~&~ UaAGEAULY-YELLA1
ASW 16-59 48 15016 
-
PIONEER 2550 41 52,4 32 2,1 
21 40480409
IAGNLU4 41 52. 4- 26 
- 1*686
AJR139 5104 - 211 - 4,9085
?CNAIR 1001 36 45.6 25 26 
33 406143,4
(014P11N 35 53.4 211 26 - 4001164.3
CALDWEILL 35 s1.0 29 27 29 
4.230421
COIKER 93-23 Is 49.8 - 24 - Is.113
PIONEfER 2551 35 48f. 2 26 
- 3*869
SALUDA 34 52.4# 2t 35 38 
4,334'334
FILLIWRE 12 50.2 28 
- 3,910
INC ftN 31 50.8 
- - -
Ild 3015 30 46.86 25 21 
- 4,617
COKER 916 )0 51. 2 23 22 - 30121
ADDER 29 49.4- 20 - 4,648
MASSEY 29 4.6 30 23317,1 
,9
COJKER E11 685'0. 28 49.6 
- - -
COKER 983 21 t9.*6 20 28' 30 39521
[ERIIAL 612 25 49*.4 if 20 
19102
SIACY 24 441.4 - 26 -30435
FLORIDA 302 24$# 45.8 21 21 29 
2*5402,4
COKER 04-33 24 43.8 
- - -
WILLIAMIS 22 
044.8 -
- -
VVLFR 20 1 "t, 20 25 
29 3,44 8 .
CO*1KER 84-27 7.0 41.8 
- - -
PIKE 20 41.8 17---
BRADFORD 19 50.2 18t8o-4605& ,6
HUNTER If 50.6 
17 --
TWAIN1is 1.*2 
--
WHEELER Is 46.2 20 
16 2 ,3
IliR'AL 811 14 '1.0 - 15-3,5
COIKER 92-217 6 1k )* 6 -1-2,929
TESI '4EA14 28 -2324 1*31923,1
I.lS.O. 1.101 6- 6 6 
A 3261
C.v. txj tb -20 19161
I.
UIA1
11401 1114
IIARPIOL 833
CIJKER 820
CORER 221
CITFATI 0O1
COKER 716
FLORIDA 502
FtORIOA 501
lESF lEAN
I.S.O.(1.101
I .v %,- F
401
42
40
1
25
21
21.
i is o8
240e&
215.6
?21.6
28, 1.
2106
53
45
0 .#
21509 2,v115
2,732
2.123-
3,663 1,9094
1#*746
154 4 2,648
221
)9211
2 ?9 12,639
2,it34 3 ,?
1.') 1.'o
IABLE 4. PERFORIANCE OF StALL GRAINS &r WINFIELOALABAMA.1967
tb lUKINUE0 ---------- -- r--- ----------- -- -~*rr-~~-- -- rr~~rr
BRANO-VAR I EIY 
El 
LL _LLLL&LLB . AL ALALiL
AU&flatftaUaBsY
MAHLE1
VOLBAR 60 25.6 40 41
WiSOR 39 35.0 - 56
ANSON 31 12.0 263.3
BOONE 37 34.4 23 - 40
BARSOY 28 282.
KEOWEE 25 30.2 21 - 41 3
SUSSEK 17 33.6 19 - 51
fEST EAN 35 - 26- 4,
I.S.o. (101 139
c,y' (X, 25 - 6 .b1
NF 142
NATON
ELWIBN
BOI4EL
WINTEIGRAZER 10
AFC 20-20
t4K. VITAGRAZE
N.K* SS-150
A-- NF3 -
- 505
G185
GURLEY4S GRAZER 2000
GI 87X-4#
FL-SYN--464
WRENIS ABRULZI --
FL EXP-201ES79-1 - - - - 4,
FORAGER42
DOSSC3 EXP PRI - --- 3.901
N.K. SS-2 - --- 3,981
fLOR.IDA 401 ---- 3,67v
TESF MEAN - --- 4,814.1
L.S.o. (.101 - -, - - -,11i93
C.V. (4) - - - -187
JENKINS 17 28.11 - 20 - 3.283.2
MORRISON 14 33.0 ?4 21 - 31423.3
IEAGLE 82 12 31.00 - 12 - 2.239
FLURIDA 201 9 1.)-110 t- 1,57t
COUNCIL - -
S--
AM 4105 ---- 351
UkI1ICALE 79186 -- is3jQ
1.S.0. (.101 1
----------------------------------------------------------- -------
TABLE 5. CHAR4CIEISTICS OF SMALL GRAINS TESIED IN CENfRAL ALABAMA, 3-YEAR SUM4ARY
AVERAGE VIELDIACRE AVERAGE YIELD/ACRE-------12 AvEAGE
8RAND-VARIETY --- fALI LK----Y------aAGiEUL Q ____ LOwGIf 'DIGHT 1/10 TE r.
-------------------------. 1--------------UEAQDED
A U BU fl Lds Lbf. Lba eLh L I Q&& LQAhua
"L~I
SALUD4 56 48 48 4,205 3,4t 3134 36 4-15 55.6
FLORIDA 302 54 43 39 3,255 2,681 2,296 39 4-15 53.5
COKER 84-33 51 - - - - - 1 40 4-11 55.8
Hd 3015 50 46 48 3,932 3,419 - 2 42 414 54.4
COKER EH 8504 50 - - - - - 0 38 4-12 56.1
PIONEER 2551 49 45 - 3,1764 3,342 - 1 36 4-18 52.
MCNAIA 1003 49 42 44 3,862 3,206 2849 1 38 4-15 52.0
WILLIAS 49 - - - - - 1 39 4-14 52.6
COKER 93-23 49 36 - 3024 2,482 - 3 35 4- 7 54.4
COKER 84-27 48 - - - - - 3 35 4-11 53.1
PIONEER 2550 46 41 42 4,114 3,533 3228 1 36 4-21 53.8
IERRAL 812 45 31 34 2,839 2,199 - 4 38 4-10 55.6
C4LDWEL L 45 42 42 3,332 3.147 2811 6 36 4-19 54.1
BRADFORD 45 34 31 3,535 2,882 2,511 6 44 4-15 54.
NASW 76-59 44 - - - - - 2 5 4-15 50.9
SACY 44 38 41 3,927 3,426 3,092 2 41 4-15 55.5
COKER 914 44 35 39 3,099 2,633 - 2 33 4-12 
54.6
COMPTON 44 42 45 3,7140 331 3.10 1 31 4-17 55.2
MASSEY 43 39 41 3.1172 3,231 2,840 1 39 4-12 54.
LINCOLN 42 - - - - - 2 36 4-19 54.
S ADDER 42 39 - 3,013 2,651 - 3 
34 4-16 51.
c% COKER 983 42 34 37 3,027 2,501 - 0 32 4-12 55.5
TWAIN 42 - - - - - 1 39 
4-16 56.0
COKER 92-27 42 27 - 2,166 2,333 - 2 
35 4- 1 56.5
WHEELER 41 32 - 3,022 2,493 - 1 41 4-16 56.
TERRAL 817 41 28 - 3,319 2,653 - 3 38 4- 9 4.3
MAGNUM 41 35 - 2,885 2,513 - 2 34 4-14 53.6
HUNTER 39 3 35 - - - 32 4- 4 55.8
AJBJRN 36 33 - 3,099 2,834 2,686 0 35 4-25 54.4
PIKE 35 21 28 - - - 2 38 4-16 52.9
TYLER 35 30 31 3.189 2,601 2,289 1 38 4-17 52.1
FLORIDA 301 35 - - 3,039 2,305 - 1 42 4- 1 55.0
FILLMORE 32 30 - 2,993 2,711 2,564 1 38 4-26 53.9
TEST 4EAN 44 36 39 3,367 2,860 2,190 2 37 -
L.S.D. (.10) 8 1 501 456 448 - -
C.V. UI) 14 15 13 It 12 12 - -
DAIS
MADISON 94 63 56 3,806 3,081 2,645 2 33 4-19 31.4
HARP03L 833 89 fbi - 4,231) 3t862 - 13 36 4-21 31.3
COKER 820 86 11 - 4,36- 3.143 - 24 38 4- 4 32.1
FLORIDA 502 85 G3 42 1,514 2,6?9 2,243 8 36 4- 4 34.6
CIIAIlON 84 67 57 4,466 3,900 - 26 42 b-ta 32.1
CaKER 227 76 51 - 4e Od 3,883 3,222 Ii 3 '4-15 31.7
FLORIDA 501 69 VI - IP. 2,694 - 42 38 4- 9 12.2
CKER 116 94 4? 51 k,9o' 3,531 31151 15 36 4-20 30.1
ftS) 4AN 81 61 4.313 3,420 281 1 37 -
1... 1 .1041 b 1i 14 48 0i6 1 1 - - -
C ANT Ilvaa A.)
1ABLE 5. CIIAACERISTICS If SNAL GRAINS [ESIED HENCENIRA ALABA4Ap 3-YEAR SUM0441
--- -- -- -- -- --- -- --U- -- --
AVERAGE V1EL0ACRE AVERAGE YIELDIACRE12LVE&&iAG
DRAII0-VAR IE TV fift Uft&GiE0L-.--LODGING IfiEIGHi1/10 FET I
----- -------1L1~ -L1.z~18.--------ERU
0 Us- flu a. ORua LAw Lft- LOL L & IN& QAa. ItL L a
iABLiEt
WYSH 6?- 3,471 3119
ANSON 58 46 - 45 2,922 2,382 2#084 1 35 4-12
B9oNE 5t 4 38 2#251 2,013 1,849 3 32 4-12
KEUWCIE 53 42 41 2,911 2,296 - 15 35 4- 9
VuLBAR 49 #2 43 3,399 2.111 - 14 33 4-11
BARSOY 0 2,855 2,30 2,165 3 30 4- 2
SJSSEX 42 36 42 ,140 2,860 2,446 15 37 3-26
IESI EAN 52 43 42 3.082 2,545 29136 13 33 -
L.S*.. I10 12 10 10 558 4. 421 - --
c.v. t 17 11 i13 14 15-
UE1
WREV#S ABRUlI 3.630 3,5 -78
GLRLEY'S GRAZER 201 - 3,614 3.550 3,190
IL EXP-201ES19-13 541 3,483
G1 IE - - - 3.529 3,502
AtON-39495 3,628 309
FORAGER- 3,492 3,360 3,004
E (LDON 3#483 3, 47f3,096 -
NF 13 39413 -
*NE 14? -- 3.7 
----
fl K,* S 1 
3t41
SS-1 - - - 3,469 3,394 --
AfI. 20-20 - - 3,420 3,552 3s253
DOSSCO E? PPRIJo- 3,8 -
WINIERGRAIER - - 3,361 3,6273,362 -
INEL - 3,322 35203263
N.K. V1IAWRAlE -- 3,21 3,313 21,978
G1 85- - - 3,245 3v544 30218 - ---
N.K. SS-2 - 3,2 - ---
FL-SYN-1 - - 2,001 2,916 2,668 - - --
fLIDlA 401 - - 2'r025 2,917 --- 
-
IESI 4EAN - - 3,311 3,424 39134 - - -
1.5.0. )*1.101- -- 541 532 49?
C.oV. Ito- - -12 12 .12 --
HB1tI(GALE
BEAGLE 82 311 - ?,696 -1-40 3-24 0.
I4URR IsON. 38 Js 16 2,8711 2*009 2,627 1z 54 4-15 4.
FLORIDA 2031 31 ?5 - ?f,992 - 0 403 3-2/.t 2.
17(N5i - 295716 2,690 2,522 '.0 53 5- 2 1.
A41 4105 - - 3.0010 - - - - -
ILORWCO - - - 201159 - - ---
IJICALE, 19186 - - - 2,8531
C C lJL1.- - - 1#246 1#1197. j 132 - --
TES1 M'AN -11 11 16 2,610 1.64 2,121 13 41--
1.5.1. 110, 4) I) 1(to91 53 4111 -
- -
Zi3LO L---------------------------a
TA3LE 6. PES'R P RMANCE OF SMALIL RAINS AT MARION JUNCTION, ALABAMA, 1987
B RAND-VAR I ET Y GRAl 
N U L -; ET0 U/L a 
X 4 1RE
il~llI II -~l __ 1987 TPTE~_~t _, -7, A 98 -Y, Y
SALJDA 53 58.7 54 5,041
COMPTON 59 58.1 58 4,796 -
PIONEER 2551- 58 55.1 - 4,970 -
HW 3015 57 57.1 51 5,121
M .NAIR 1003 55 53.2 49 4,517
LINCOLN 55 57.7 - -
COKER 93-23 54 56.4 - 3,672 -
ILLIAMS . 54 54.8 - -
COKER 84-27 54 56.8
HEELER 54 57.0 - 3,471
BRAOFORD 54 57.3 46 4,389
NASW 76-59 
53 54.54
COKER 84-33 53 60.5
COKER 916 53 57.7 45 3,480
ADOER 52 52.7 - 3316
CALDWELL 51 55.6 53 4,582
TERRAL 817 51 59.1 - 3,685
FLORIDA 302 50 56.1 42 3,336
FLoRDA 301 50 57.6 - 3,376
PI04EER 2550 50 57.3 51 5,802 -
COKER 92-27 50 59.1 - 2736
STACY 48 58.0 44 5,145
TWAIN 46 
58.4 - -
COKER EH 8504 45 58.9 - - -
MASSEY 45 55.6 44 4,667
MAGNUM 44 54.9 - 20809 -
TERRAL 812 44 56.6 35 2381
AUBURN 44 56.0 - 4,409
FILLMORE 44 56.6 3,703 -
HUNTER 37 58.8 36 -
TYLER 36 52.4 35 3,025
PI KE 35 53.2 33 -
COKER 983 35 56.2 36 2,588
TEST MEAN 50 - 45 3,95948
L.S.0. (.10) 5 5 390 -
c.v. k:) 7 - 3 7 -
FLORIDA 502 114 35.8 50 4,676 3,151
CITAbTION 109 32.1 62 5,494
NARPOOL 833 1.07 32.8 - 5,825
MADISON 134 31.3 53 4,829 3,590
COKER 227 93 32.7 - 5,442 4,1.79
COKER 820 92 32.2 - 5,194
COKER 716 78 31.8 72 5,495 4,509
FLORIDA 501 76 33.0 - 4,624
TrSr MEAN 97 -60 5,197 3,857
L.S.D. (.10) 25 - 20 245 425
C.V. (1 18 -
3
CONTI NUED
TA3LE 6. PEkFDRMANCE OF SMALL CRAINS Ar MARION JUNCTION, ALA A1
G~bt~~~lt- n~r-0-0 m-mm- -on- -i
BRA NDo.VARIETY R ;
WYS3R T5 434 *3,525
ANSON 75 35.5 65 2#814
BOONE 65 37.5 422t223
KEDWEE 64 38. 4 51 2v877 w
SUSSEX 63 36.6 67 3,789am
VOLBAR 41 34.7 48 4v010
BARSOY 40 36.2 52 2t875
TEST MEAN 61. 54 3v159
L.-S.D. (.10) 15 -12146 5
V (v 17 IT710
NF 142tbm3,505
ELBON AM- 
m-4m3,466 
4M
MATON ow 4w m30330
SONEL 4 m 3t328S
NF 73 m3,292
WREN#S ABRUZZI 39218
WINTERGRAZER 70 39183
GURLEY'S GRAZER 2000-2,991 -
NK. S-24M- 29928 -
FL EXP201ES79- 2,912
GI 87X 2,867
NK. VITA RAZE 2,844
No.K SS-24m-2,793
FLORIDA 401 - 2 2792
DOSSCO EXP PRi ow-2,748
AFC 20 2am-m21679
GI 85 am 4m w2,675
r'LSYNT -4m 
2,661lo
F3RAGER -- 2t633
TEST MEAN dim Z12992
LoSoDo (*10) so 408
C.V. (1 -10
BEA'LE 82 
29 41.3 3,-v317 
40
-19-
TA3LIE 7. PE.RFORMANCE OF SMALL "RAINS* Ar PRATTVILLE, ALABAMA, 1987
BRAND-VARIETY AN 
UX 1"00LU 0 EMV[ UL Y1E L Ds.W
I-* Lmt
SALJOA
FLORIDA 30.2
MA SS EY
WILLIAMS
COKER ESi 8504
HUINTER
OKER 84-77
03KgR 983
COKER 93-23
MC%*NAIR 1003
COKER 916
HW 3015
TERIAL 812
PIONEER 2551
COMPTON
PONEER 255 0
CALOWELL
M A OGN UM
COKER 84-33
NAS# 76-59
BRADFORD
T WA I N
F1LOR I)A 3031
TERRAL 817
COKER 92-2Z7
WHNEELER
TYLER
PIKE
L I NO%#OL N
AJBJRN
Fl LLMD'RE
TEST MEAN
Lojavo ()0
MADI SON
HARPOOL 833
COKER 716
COKER 227
CITATION
54
53
52
52
51L
50
50
49
48
47
47
46
46
43
43
42
41
41
40
39
38
36
36
36
36
35
34
32
30
30
27
27
18
41.
102.
93
85
80
73
72
72
67
80
9
8
58.8o
58.2
59.09
61. 5
57.1
57.2Z
56.1
58 * 2
59.6
57. 2.
60.2Z
58.9
59.*5
58.8
60.1l
57. 3
59.2
5900
6302
59.-6
58.W0
58.3
58. 1
59.6
57.00
34o. L
33.*4
33. 8
34.2
36.8
35*3
37.4 I
49
52
48
49
am
49
47
53
42
45
42
42
43
44
'a
63
71
35
29
2.
4,322
3,426
4,268
3,351
3,074
3v422
4,099
3*660
4,p108
4v,298
4,277,
2,952
3,903
39275
3,412Z
3-ow0
3,0120
3v248
3, 02 8
2,855
3,068
3,319
3#,156
3r532
422
41836
4,83 5
5,105
4,It929
5,040
4v,84
allJ6
Co)NT I N UtJED
3,913
29717
30385
3,37
3,93T9
3A83
3,5389
2,488
3, 128
437
9TI
3,84-4
3,848
TABLE 7. PERFORMANCE OF SMALL GRAINS AT PRATTVtLLE, 
ALABAMA, 1.987
3RANDN-VARIEY T Y G 
1 A. LIN 
ILL LY EL 0
a, s_ Lm 4, L LB
WYSOR 
55 42.8 NS40332
KEOWEE 
52 42.6 42 
3v873
VOLBA& 52 39.9 
44
BOONE 50 
41.6 37 3,214 2,417
ANSON 48 
38.9 43 3,378 
2,494
sARSOY 46 
44.2 50 3,078
SUSSEx 39 43.0 39 4,142 
2,837
TEST MEAN 49 
a 43 3,690 
2,579
LoS. D. .010) 9 
M 7 344 
318
13 3 6 
9
WRENS ASRUZZIWIN 
AN4-P670
GREY'S RAZE 23004,4414186
F 2E-2041410 4,099
FA 
4359 3v802
1ELo 3 N4v3473,617
1 87X 4,332
G! 85 
4p297 4,100
MATON 
4,274 4,081
Np 73 
lw4*264
NP 1.42 
-4,188
NK. VITAWRNAZE, -4,170 3,880
wINTERGRAR 
12 
4,180
Wt~S~GAZR 7 
-4,094 
4,1.35
FL EXP-2O1ES7901ID4,037lo
N K.o SSANA 
R3I926
PL-SYN-T 
WIN -3,ft867 
3it5 15
Dossco EX? PalIMAN3,86640
No.K. S SWA,.ONZo 
3,758 .A
FLORIDA 401 4w 
AN 0 3,569AG
TEST MEAN 
"m- 
am4,457 
30959
L.S.oD. (.010) -407 
405q
c av. 1Awe) WR-IN4 
7 . 80
FLORIDA 201 
51. 50.5 
3*128
so21-
TABLE 8. PERFORMANCE OF SMALL GRAINS AT TALLASSEE, ALASAMA, 1987
BRA N D-VAR I TY EA I Y EmR A G XX2LY OLfL 
&AT
& . L / S .L3 .. LAR &
WELIZ
COKER 84-33 79 51.1 -
-
FLORIDA 302 65 50.5 27 3,251 1,650
HW 3015 58 53.4 49 2,731 -
COKER EH 8534 
56 52.5 -
SALJDA 56 50.3 49 3,913 2,399
COKER 84-27 55 50.1
MZNAIR 1003 53 51.0 40 3,255 29164
PIONEER 2551 52 48.7 - 2521 -
WILLIAMS 
52 50.5 -
- -
TERRAL 812 51 53.7 30 2,373 -
ADDER 51 53.1 - 2,620
CALDWELL 51 51.9 37 2,912 1,806
C3KER 93-23 49 52.4 - 2,253q
BRADFORD 48 50.9 31 3,145 1,475
COKER 916 47 52.2 29 
2,843
COKER 92-27 46 54.? - 2,050
STAY 46 54.5 44 3,441 
2,353
WHEELER 46 58.3 
3,117
TERRAL 817 46 50.0 - 2,782
NASW 76-59 45 46.0 
- - -
TWAIN 
44 54.3 -
-
LINCOLN 
44 51.4 -
PIONEER 2550 44 48.8 33 3,213 2,241
CDKER 983 43 51.7 26 
2,978 -
MASSEY 42 53.5 40 
3,008 1,973
MAGNUM 42 50.1 - 2,564 
-
HUNTER 42 51.5 28 
-
AUBURN 40 49.5 A2,018 1,495
PIKE 36 49.4 18 -
FILLMORE 35 51.6o 
2,310 1,752
COMPTON 35 50.4 40 2,885 
2,077
TYLER 34 46.9 17 3,634 1,622
FLORIDA 301 31 55.4 
2,846
TEST MEAN 47 - 34 2,861 1,918
L*SvD. (.10) 10 - 8 
717 537
.- 1 
131
OAII
COKER 820 120 33.0 
-4,679
MADISON 107 30.6 76 
3,561 2,317
CITATION 97 32.1 
81 4,707
FLORIDA 502 97 33.8 58 2,592 
1,739
COKER 227 93 31.9 -3,570 
2,571
NARPOOL 833 83 29.0 -
3,652
FLORIDA 501 83 31.4 
- 3,469
O3KER 716 43 26.4 58 3,043 
2,216
TEST MEAN 90 -68 
3,659 2,211
L.S.D. 1.10O) 13 
am 16 753 
619
C.V. ) 2 17 23
-22- 
CONTINUED
TABLE 8o P51FORMANCE OF SMALL jRAXNS 
AT tALLASSEE, ALABAMA, 1987
BRA ND-VARI ETY 
-9 g- Al _qzl IEL
M2 v % .V.
E 69 40..9. 35 1,535 1,093
WY SOR 64 36.64w3,564
K EOWE 62 39.0 36 29575
ANSON 60 32.9 34 3,220 1?592
BARSaY 59 38.3 48 2,844 1,669
VOLBAR 43 349.9 
343,231w
SUSSEX 40 31.7 33 4,240 2472
TEST MEAN 57 37 3,0301,632
LS.D. {.10) L5 IL 972 
630
l.V C! L2 21 22m25
GJRLEY''S GRAZER 200 
.4,373 3014
MiATON 
low 4,260 3v311
NF 73 am4,226
Gr 8-4,40
NF 142'm 44078
BONEL A 
49052 3,205L
AFr, 20-20l4,040 
3-211
F3RAGER am4,020 
2,12
FL EXP-t201ES79- 
4,002
ELB ON 
3,90 3,134
N. K. SS-*I 
3t894
OOSSC3 EX 1 PR- low3,865
WINTERGRAZEa TO3*803 
3,206
GI 85 
3,748 3,134
WREN'I S ABRtJZZ 1-3,616
M4eKw VITAGRAZE RAW 3,500 
2,697
N-wk. S S-'Z2- 
am 
3,305 
A
FLORIDA 401 
am OR2,681-0
PL-wSYN-T 
q- f -
2662 2,256
TES'T MEANaft 
am 3,8 03 
.2,9998
L.S.D. 1.10) 
low -
645 5 54
C.V ()- -12 
14
3EAGaLE 82 59 42.4., 
1,9 10CA
TABLE 9. PERFORMANCE OF SMALL RAINS AT CAMP HILL, ALABAMA, 1987
BR AND-V ARI ETY 
2N Z U L"&tLY TlialF Ea&A L
798 I- ST~~~fSL i~ gT -YR, _Ay, 18 -R y
. L.. /JmL. jU
&MAI
SALUDA 49 52.1 42 3,544 
2,462
PIONEER 2550 49 50.0 41 3163 2,633
FLORIDA 3302 46 50. 35 3,006 
2,389
COKER EH 8504 45 53.1
C1KER 93-23 44 51.8 3,098
LINCOLN 44 51.5 - -
PIONEER 2551 43 49.8 - 3,456
TWAIN 42 51.1 
-.
STACY 42 50.2 35 
3,219 2,591
COKER 983 42 53.8 36 3,91
NASW 76-59 41 46a.7 
-
BRADFORD 40 51.8 33 3r195 
2,425
TERRAL 812 40 52.7 31 2,943 -
MCNAIR 1003 40 47.9 37 3,553 
2,630
PIKE 40 50.7 32 -
-
TYLER 39 51.3 39 3,027 2,495
HW 3015 38 49.3 40 3,777
COMPTON - 38 52.3 36 2,981 
2,549
CALDWELL 38 50.2 36 2,883 2,534
WILLIAMS 38 47.0 - -
COKER 92-27 37 52.2 - 3,252
MAGNUM 36 51.0 - 2,893m
COKER 84-33 35 52.2 -
-
WHEELER 34 52.0 - 2,644
COKER 84-27 34 48.6 - -
AJSJRN 33 52.7 - 2,650 2p420
MASSEY 32 51.1 34 3,145 2,523
FILLMORE 32 50.6 - 2,804 2,322
TERRAL 817 32 49.3 - 3,801 a
ADDER 30 43.6 - 2,997
COKER 916 28 50.3 33 2,652
HUNTER 27 51.4 26 -m
FLORIDA 301 22 47.8 - 2,924
TEST MEAN 38 - 35 3v117 
2,498
L.S.D. (.10) 10 - 8 463 393
.V. v 4Lt - U
MARPOOL 833 71 30.2 - 2,644
MADISON 65 29.8 31 2,000 1,704
FLORIDA 502 58 31.5 24 2,512 1,483
COKER 820 57 30.2 - 2,592
CITATION 56 29.8 31 2,625
FLORIDA 501 50 29.4 - 2,342
COKER 716 49 28.4 29 1,974 2,041
COKER 227 49 28.2 - 2,404 2,290
TEST MEAN 57 -29 2,387 1,879
L.S.D. (.10) 13 - 9 394 3,547
C.V. (:) 16 - 23 11 137
CONTINUED
-24-
TABLE 9. PFORMANE OF SMALL GRAtNS AT'AMP 
H4LL# ALABA, 1987T
BRANDoVAtR I ET Y &A LY ILU LYL% OaAR L., 2S
I - w"L2 22 -V: 23: mg moon -WYE4
VOLBAR 59 33.8 46 ,544
WYSOR 542,461
ANSON4 7 33*9 37 2#275 2#099
BOONE 44 37.2 37 2,033 1v957
KEOWIEE 35 33.7 34 
2,422 4
BARSOY 30 35,0 372,623 2,104
SUSSEX 26 31.9 29 2,790 
2,274
TEST TEAN 42 - 37 2,450 2,109
L.S.D. 9.0 9 4m8 355 305
C.V~.(1 15 - L
FL. EXP-201ES79-1. 3,214
M. Ka 5I 
- --
3,L27 4-
D3SS90 XP PR303
Nw K. SS-2m3,031
WREN'S ABRUZZI4mm3,01.5 
a
FORAGER am -
-2,956 2,541
G Xi - -4w2,776 
mw
N.wK. VITAGRAZZ -
2769 2 335
G %xJRLSYO SRAZER 2w300- 652 2,391
AFC 2020 Z2551 
2,498
W NTERGRAZSR 70 -2 6582
FL-wS YNT - -4m 
2,33429141
8.5 8 - 2,260 2,524
FL1RXIA0401 
92260
ELBON -
- 2.127,2,369
P)&TON 
ZVI 2114 2,P324
NF 73 
4m 
-2,10
NF 142 
oft210
SONEL W- -
- 1.4232
TEjlwS T ME A N 40D -
2558 2,403
L.SwD. (.10) -4m 
687 573
C.V. ( - -V 
19 L18
MORRISON 32 
36 &a 31 2,324 
2,359
JENKINS 21 33.3 
4- 2,205 2,521
-25-
MAILE 10. CIIARACIERISIICS OF SMALL1 GRAINS tESTED IN SOUTIIIERN ALABANiA, 3-YEAR SUMAY
AVERAGE VIELD/ACRE AVE RAGE YIELDIACRE AVERAGE YIELD/ACRE-----I.V8 E
ORAND-VARIETY WALQ1I----tE~LU1ii~LODGING 11EIGf ,0TS T
----------k1Z::I~ftl2:l z1B~k~81 rL~3:YB ---------------------
DU* i. n US flUa 8th LII.. LolA LB& EG G I IAI L.LlU
WUI~t
COKEP1 84-71
MCN&IR 1003
FLORIDA 302
SALUDA
11w l1015
COJKlER UF-119504#
WI LL I AMS
C;IIKfR 193
pltIOULE-R 2551
CIJKE-R 92-21
CUKER 93-21
l3K E R 916
STACY'
TURRAL 812'
COKER 84-33
AD ) ER
ttAC.4
CUMP ION
MASSEY
PIONEER 2550
t'ASW 16-59
CALD WE LL
AU3UIV4
F I LL 40RE
IWAIN
IEP!IAL 817
LI INC UL1t4
FLORID)A 301
TIESI 'EAN
1.5.10. 1.101
CIV. oil
10 -
39 35
30 35
34 34
33 -
32 2 5
3- 31t
31 .25
31 21
30 2*
29 31)
29 2 9
29 .4
29 31
28 29
28 30
28 27
26 21
26 
25
26 
-
26 25
25 25
25 24
25 21
24 
-
23 23
22 -
30
41
31
43
16
36
35
3S
33
i5
27
3.1
35
ft
16
30 32
31 31
25 32
31 38
29 2
31 38
35 ? 6
32 2 r
30 26
26 29
24 24
30 32
31 30
32 36
27 32
22 
-
26 271
28 30
25 28
27 24
31 2.4
23 
-
29 30
6 5
30
30
32
25
24
34
21
30
5
13
4*541 3,640 3.596 2
3,64it1 3*054 30111 I
4#849 3#996 4,004 16
40986 40029 - 0.
3,245 2.645 to1
3,965 3.51Z - F1
3.265 2.626 - 13
3.353 2,104 - 9
3,444 2,948 - 9
4.461 3,816 3#912 18'
3#011 2,469 - 1
- - - 22
3,891 3*254 - 2
3,951 3,15? - 1
4,145 6 3,934 3,619 4 14
4#146 3,471 3,492 19
4,046 3,290 39492 16
4.014 3*630 - 16
3,921 3,388 3.381 .0
3,84j3#3363 3,454 6
3,703 2,908 26
- - 20
3#437 2,861 - 11
'3#917 3,275 1#602 11
618e 565 55 5 -
13 13 11 -
40
38
40
36
42
39
39
34
35
36
34
35
41
37
43
35
36
36
39
36
43
35
37
35
36
34
40
40
37
40)
38
4- 8 53.3
4- 5 52,01
4- 5 54,1
4-1.3 54.2
4- 7 53.9
4- 5 55.6
4-10 53.3
4- 4 55.9
4-12 52.2
3-28 56.4
4 - 4 53.6
4- 6 54.2
4- 9 54.31
4- 3 55.1
4- 1- 56.0
4-11 52.7
4-10 54.3
4-11 53.6
3-29 54.4
4-20 53.5
4- 9 53.2
4-11 52.%6
4-1.5 49.9
4-20 53.
4-21 51.9
3-29 56.02
4-12 54.1
3-30 53.07
4-16 53.7
3-28 53.7
c I tAI M 65 64 13 - - - 5,654 4, 119 4,040 37 46 -0 3.
MADI SON 59 58 59 - - - 4,8384,41220 3,1648 24 1 4-4 3.
CIKER 22f 59 59 61 - - - 5,417 4,817 4,424 -36 45 -5 1.
IIARPUOL 031 519 62Z - 5,153 4,601 - 21 42 -4 3.
ClIKEI 820 51 51 - - - - 59489 4,696 - 19 45 -6 3.
FLORIDA 501 50 57 - - 4*619 3*951 - 58 44 -8 3.
COKER 116 45 41 - -Stil51l1 4,438 - 42 41 -6 3.
IFLIORIDA 502 "14 5 49 - - - 5,510 4, 383 3,611 3 43 -1 3.
TEST 1MEAN .55 57 60 - - - 5,244 4,479 3,931 30 43
I.SO. (.1)114 1'. 1. -6 89 709 669 
-- --
------- -- - AA - ------------------ --- N--------)
VAUlE 10. IIIARAUIERISIIES Of SNAILt 
GRAINS IESTIEP IN SOU111CR-00AOLAoMA, -ERSu4I
RfRACE VIELOACRE AVERAGE VIIELIlACRE AVERAGE VIEJ3UACAE ~2LYBO.
but 011. BUh buf Due, Ju. Lfia Loa Lb. L 
U RI B
SUSSEX - - - - - -
4010*1 - - - -
VUL ftAR - - -- - 40618 
- -- -
L1 .6 1 4101 - - - - -
-620 - ----
c .v. I -to- 
0 - -
nr I - - 5143 -
Go Six - - - -10 ,34 4401 -- -
44A1It"- - -$4-5111 
4,556 4,694 - -
AFC 20-20 - -so- -
526Z 401-10 404Z9 - -
IIZIEL - - - -~ -so524i 4v5611 4#169 
- -
61 5 -s -
- 5232 40365 4,510- -
ft-SI-N- - - - -
- 520 4.124 4.096 - -
1IRGER- - - - - - 50194 4,290 46324- 
-
-4 WINIERGSIAUI10 
sell) - 5.13 4,504.4,650 -
aN a4 142 -$-0 -
5151 - -
UISSL) EXP PRI - - - - - - 5*096 
-- - -
GIJRLEVOS 6GRAME 2000- - - - -
- 50892 46216 49114 - -
WII('4S ARUil- - - - - 4,964 4,11.* -- -
r. . o" - - -
- 4.954 40149 4,534-
ft EXP-20JESI19-1 - - - 44950 4.192 - - -
fl.K. vOIAGRAIE C - -
- 4,902 3.99
LURIJA 401 -- - - -
4,106 3.469 - - -
31-SI 'lEAN 
Stoll - 5,13 46226s 40482 -
L.SI).1.10fet-u- 
-111 689 10lot)
C~v. its - -
I--t1 12 - -
-L.DaluA 2a1 24 .21 201 -
- 140,4 -1 2 52
06PIPSOIN 26 29 14 2) Is I3 
40281 3,169 3.904 1 5 -4 4
BE ASUE112 26 - - 20 -39629 -9 42 39 4
Eltc I tt191 21 - 9514 
91 10154 Z,406 0 4 4-2 1
I#$'S' -
415 313 41) 8 5 -6 4
A4 4105- -- 
41*- - -
ftLIIR I c 1) - -
314
IRISICALE 19106 --- 1-051,- -
TESI 'MEAN 71 S74 14 5Is 2)?1 1 
3#410 3,069 1,481 70 4-
1.5.). .10of1 9 041 4 4 1,701 1,0 
960 - -
E eye AIt---- t.ZL~~I - 0 . --------Z~A
ie;
1A01~ 1. pERfjI61$AIrfr IFSMA1. GiAIS Al' LAh1)fh. ALABAtIAS 1981
1~10IIE1L1*~) ------------------. An-------3:~~V
AU. Lftu0
4 
01 fU. DuLila LU
WYt&
FIDAIDA 30? $1 $1o6 31 1It3so'..040 
.2
?QKER 64-21 5? 49.8A 
- --
I3KER 90)1I 31 29 25 41282
1143 3015 50 $1.t 41 11 
61051
HEN4AR1003 50 50.6 Is303049104310
CIJKfk Ell 6504 6--
efolfER 2556144 4866-3 
,
COKER 84-))140,-- 
--
COKERh 91-21 4)1 2.0 -31 -4&555
SERRAL 812 4z - 24w 
-48015
SALU01%4? 4 18is 232?55.16 
3,2v
StACY 42 5308 26 -4 05 15 
1$,4
IRA380. 41 41.60 6 2 4.619300
EALOWEILI 40 46.6 29 24 -4.465
COKERI 916 40 1 4 0.24 
4.119
rinit31 644.6 36 32 31 4.4818 3820
PI EINENI 2550 iII 
- 2? - -
A""Eft 38 50.6- 30 316
Witt I Afts 38111-
COKER 92-21 11-- 5is36
1445W 16-59 31i1. -
-
hAGI4WI36 S00.6 -3 
~
IWAIM Is 53.06 
- -
I.I NC UL N 35----
AUQURI 3) -- 2 
.4 .
HASSEY 32 52.4 30 21 )4 4.151 
3.1&
11UNI f R 31 54.04 20.--
f II.ILt R1E 30 - - 21 -4,344291
IIIIAt 811 30 51.2 -31 -. 40106
FLOIRIDA 3012'. 52.2 -21 -10991
l.ES1 MEANl 40 - IQ 29 s0 46402 
3096
1. S. 0.4.101 1)-46542536
(~V. 1111sit 4 3
00
U I S
ClAhl #A 31.8
COiKER 221 1 21,0
COKER 02015s 1.64
BARPOOL 033 14 21.S
MADI1SON 69 21.4
COKEIR 116 51 046t
FLOIRIDIA502 l 1014
FLOIRIDA 501 4 ?,lo.t
lESI IFAN 6
1.5.0. 11101lt -
01
6Z6
U. I
14
- 5,56 1 03.84
-5,83!04.1
- 39140
----6 -03--6
CON I I0"f11
IABLE 11. PERFORMjANCE Of SMALL. GRAINS At CANDEN. AL&PANAt 1981
IIRAND.-Aill&W lb.&t UL1m1 L &RE, . ia&I -aEIEIIGAaLiIILI&LE
PU* LWOUA d& 1h AU
4
VOLBAR --
WY SOK R
SUSSEX----486-
KEOWEE---486-
ANSON ---
416-
BARSOY 
.0
TEST WEAN---4.2-
L.S.*D. 1.101 --
60-
CLv. SIs--
F3)RAGER ---
5.8409
WI NJ itSGRAZER 1TO --
551 .2
G1B --8-1X48
WREl'S APRUII 11---5,3
GtRIES GRAZER 203J0 --
5,43,8
AUG 20-20 
low .283.?
NF 14?2 
.8
63 85 ---
5103,4
fL-SYIF-1 
w---5.8 
.1
N.K. SS-1 
.1
NFJI- 13-503
RONEL- 4.4403
FL EXP-201ES19-1---499-
FLOON--- 
4883.1
N.K* S5-2 -
488-
HAWON - 4.2 
8
N.K. VITAGRALE ---
480-
DOSSUO EXP PRI ---
468-
FlORIDA 401 --
448-
tEST *EAN -- 5.9193
LoSeDe 3.10) --
52 8
C.V. Is$ ---
81
14ORRISON 4 12314380 
,0
BEAGLE 82 1 -203.8-
FLORIDA 201 33 45.6 
203.1-
EOU4C1L 10 -
5952.2
JENKINS 280 
4413294
ANi 4105 
---
4,1
IRITICALE 19106 ---
3,8
FL Olt IC 0-3.1
TEST 'EAN 32 -31 
15341,37,6
L.0S.O00 11101 1-1 
6 1
L~V.U------------..--J-------------------------------9-----I-----
TABLE 12. PERFORMANCE OF SMALL 5RAINS AT MONROEVILLE, ALABRAMA, 1987
LIZ&
COKER 84-27
SALUJDA.
4CNAIR 1003
P10~4EER 2551
COKER 93-23
FLORIDA 302
WILLIAM4S
HW 3015
'OKER 92-2Z7
PIONEER 2550
COKER 983
ADDER
COMPTON
MAG4IIM
TERRAL 812
COKER EH 8504
N&SW 76- 59
MASSEY
COKER 916
BRADFORD
CALIDWELL.
HUNTER
COKER 84-a3 3
AUBURN
Fl LLJM3RE
LI NCOLN
TW41N
FLORIDA 301
TERRAL 817
TEST MEAN
L.S.D. (.10)
14A01 SON
CITATION
COKER 227
FLORIDA 501
HARPOOL 833
COKER 820
FLORIDA .502,
COKER 716
c a v .ALr:).
4t5
44
44
40
40
40
40
40
39
39
38
37
37
36
36
35
35
35
35
35
33
32
31
31.
30
28
26
26
23
22
35
6
13
86
82
74
71.
69
68
68
58
72
9%
5545
59. 1
,53.2
54.3
56*.
55.3
56.3
55.7T
57.8
56.2Z
56.5
.58.3
53.9
57w7
57. 1
57.*6
,58.*6
54.7
57*1
56.4
56. 5
53.2Z
58.7-
58.1
56.1
54.0
54.3
57.o4-
56.2
55.8
32.w3
34. 2
33o6
37.'1
33.0
35.o5
31.8
4.8
46
50
50
47
44
46
-38
46
40
38
45
9
15
101
104
92
84
95
OSD-F Ago -wwinmAdmpiwmqqi400
lam"Imm
51071
4,79,9
4,918
4v,486
3,v9 86
4,974
4v,851
4,145
4&6,54
11,11
i8
4,002
39414
4,689
3,349
39864
854
16
CONTI NUED
4030-
quo
BRAND-wVARIETY "rRATM Ly -Yl=1-04tw=A:
4, 423
39723
3,.72 3
2,137
4,QQ9
2,150
4,2 02
21419
3,076
49 2Z33
31245
1,996
3,9928
2,757
31t3 40
3,589
2,It975
2,879
2,813,
3,v215
520
12
41181
3,33 0
2,902
3t,936
3,900
3,275
3,306
3,363
315 1
522
11
TA3LE 12. PSARFNRMACN 3F SMALL GRA1MS ' A 7 2NROVILL", ALABAMA, 1987
3RANO-VARI r'Y R A ,.j u 
I N L 
I 2,.40
WYSOR - - 5,065
K~~0W~~E - 4,24
VSL3AR 4,16
B 00NE m -ow4,101
ANSONam 
4AM3,907
5ARSOY o - 3,707
TEST ME*AN AM-4,264
LAS.D. (41.0) .4m -406
co, v wvw o
NP 1T3 5,064
AFC 23-20-4.7524570
M A TON -4,p704 4,650
NP 1.42 am 4,693 "
OQSSCo EX? PPRI. 4,643
GI 85 lw4,569,700
F0RA(0ER4-4523 4,333
WP.E? *S ABORUZZI OW - 4, 5 07Ta
83EL4,4 152 4,825
N. K V IT-A4'24R A Z 43
GfJ RLSY'S GaAZ ER 2000-4,364 4t1.58
PL StXPim-Z0.ES79-t - 4,277
GI 87X 4,269
4,21 4YN4019
No.K -eS S-2 4 .1.1
W1 NTEikGRAZER 70 4,1.82 4,475
N.K. SS5wl d"4,170 
em
ELBON -- 3, 900 -4v,429
FLORIDA 4.01. 3,450
T'"ST "MAN - - 4, 388442
L So.04, C
1
10) -66861
C-w0.fC) - - 1110
PL.ORXOA 201 32 4.71.5 2,801-
A~ = 4 1 1.05 - &- 2-2-3I12
0031-
TABLE 13. PERFORMANCE OF SMALL GRAINS AT BREWTON, ALABAMA, 1987
BRAND-VARIETY GR ALNQ 
6"LL E 1E
ego_ _T__sT_,-_. a-YRis A
EdAIA~if9
COKER 84-27 50 54.3
FLORIDA 302 44 54.5 45 3,757 3,344
SALUDA 42 55.9 42 4,368 4,076
COKER EH 85D4 41 56.7 ema
COKER 916 41 54.7 38 3,120 -
MCNAIR 1003 38 51.4 39 3,637 3,285
COKER 93-23 38 54.6 3,667
HW 3015 38 54.5 42 4,492.
TERRAL 812 35 55.6 37 3.2544
NASW 76-59 35 53.3 -
COKER 983 34 5.5.2 35 3,319
BRADFORD 34 53.9 37 3,472 3,403
PIONEER 2551 33 51.8 - 3,548
MASSEY 32 54.5 35 
3,671 3,187
COKER 84-33 31 56.6 
-
CALDWELL 31 51.6 - 2,932
COMPT3ON 31 55.9 33 3,368 3,584
ADDER 31 53.4 - 3,614.
FILLMORE 31 488 - 2,813 2,990
WILLIAMS 30 54.1 -
COKEiR 92-27 29 56.2 - 3,649-
STACY 29 55.2 - 4,051 3,546
MAGNUM 27 53.8 - 3,461
LINCOLN 27 
53.5-a
TERRAL 817 23 52.0 - 3,620
TWAIN 23 53.7 -
HUNTER 22 56.5 33 -
PIONEER 2550 21 51.5 
-
AJUBJRN 20 52.0 -
3,184 3,112
FLORIDA 301 8 49.4 - 3,898 -
TEST MEAN 32 -
38 3,566 3,392
L.S.D. (.101 5 - 6 604 474
C.V. () 1.2 - 12 12 10
AI
CIT4TION 106 - 83 4,406 4,093
MADIS N 99 30.8 85 3,181 3,581
HARPOOL 833 82 31.6 - 4,340
COKER 820 81 33.4 - 5,341-
ODKER 227 71 31.1 57 3,756 3,884
COKER 716 63 30.0 - 3,537 -
FLORIDA 501 63 33.4 - 4,357
FLORIDA 502 52 33.5 37 3,801 3,188
TEST SEAN 17 66 4.
1
QSO 3,686
L.S.3. (.10) 15 - 13 609 471
C.V. (C) 14 - 14 1.0 9
CONTI NULED
-32-
TABLE 13. PEF0RMANCE OF SMALL GRATNS 
4T BRS:WTONp ALABAMA, 19S7
BRA N -V AR I TY 
(.-AI a~w I 1,A 
X-YC aI
WYSOR -- 4,086
SUSSEX 4,1041 -a
BARSOY 
3t763
VOLBAR "m 3252
KEOeE 2,994
ANSON2,731
TEST MEAN -3,299 la
LeS.D. (.10) -- 518
C.V. ()L 1
GI F5 
5,0 71 4#,6203
GI 87X- - -5,014
WINTERG'RAZER 70 -
-- 4,745 
4v539
NF 73 
4,648
AP-C 20-20 
-ow 404474018
FORAGER -4,441 
3,979
EL B "N .am 
4,9426 4,t15 5
30145L 
f4,370 4, 421
N.K. VITAGRAhZE -4,P365 
11
MATON 
4,344 4,v132
NP 1 42 lowa4,207 4-
N. Ka:SS-1 -
4,190-
WREW'S ABRUZZI - --
49015
GJLE'S .AZ*ER 2000- 
,3 3,797
PL EX?-W2019S79-1 -
31958
N.K 5-2- -3,927 Q
OOSSCO EX? PRI --
3,9Z3
FL-SYN-T 
- 3'r518 3,360
,FLORIDA 401 
4m -
3,192
TEST M4SAN -4,252 
4t,132
Lo.S400 (.10) 4w- 
751 729
6.41 lo 7 4242 33333
S3 300
TABLE 14. PERFORMANCE OF SMALL GRAINS 4T NEADLANO, ALABAIMA, 1987
B RA N D-VARI "MT Y
COKER 84-&27
WILLIAMS
MONAIR 1003
FLORIDA 301
FLORIDA 302
PIONEER 2551
4.ASSEY
AU8URN4
PIONEER 2550
SALUJDA
NW 3015
TERRAL 817
COKIER 92-27T
MAG4LJ'4
FT LL.MORE
COKER EH 8504
STACY
CO MPTO N
ADDER
COKER. 84-33
HUJNTER
TWAIN
COKER 916
TERRAL 812
COKER 93-23
CJKER 983
CA LDWELL
L I NCOL N
BRADF13RD
NASW 76-59
TEST MEAN
L.S.3. (.10)
FLORIDA 501
HARPOOL 833
COKER 227
COKER 820
FLORIDA 502
COKER 7-16
CITATION
MADISON
r -e vt IEAN%
fL~~m.LA&.
'"l .-1N a
' Ia d.Wl 'l.
42
39
39
33
32
31
30
30
30
29
29
25
26
25
24
2.4
23
21
20
20
z0
20
18
16
16
16
14
13
12
9
24
9
28
65
59
58
52
45
41
37
36
54.5
57.0
54.3
54.09
55.3
56.4
55.4
55.w5
55.e5
54.w9
55.7
55.6
5500
54.5
53.5
36.3
53.9
53419
55.8
54. 2
52.*9
5 4.0O
53.9
5500
53. 1
56. 0
54.0
55* 4
36.3
3605
39.4
38. 9
37.*4
335
41.4
34.9
47
41
46
39
47
35
36
29
31
55
24
59
44
18
59
CONTI NUEOm
-34-.
~JhiQZ..W.
Lie.
6,689
3,774
4,205
5,#488
5,-r023
5,013
5335
6,432
3,795
3v651
4v924
4,67 5
6,419
5,Is*5
5,217-
3,?3 12
3,152
3,0O80
4,950
5,132
471
937
14
5,646
7,064
7v,318
7,r121
99141
6,174
S,46 5
5,795
J.S I
12215
12
4,198
3-P192
4,018
3,570
3,587
4,2 03
3,835
733
4,3 15
4,051
411285
3,0 77
.1.29Z
894L.I
ww
am@Mkwft
ONLY -YT EL 2LA
TABLE 14.o PERFORMANCE 
OF SMALL GRAINS ArT 
ieADLAN0,V ALABAMA, 
1987
BRAND-VARIETr
WY S O-R
VOL BAR
SARSOY
KE09EE
SJSSEX
AN SON
BOONE
TE-ST MEAN
L.S. Do 1O0
Co. v 0 (:14D)
FL-S YN-wT
DOSSt )C.O EXP PRi
AFJ 20-m20
M A lo)N
%XJRLE0'Y'S GRAZER 2000
G1 87X
BONEL
NF 142
GI' 85
N*.K. VITA5RAZE
FORAGER
WlNTrERGJVAZER 70
No.Kw SS-*2
FL EXP-201ES79-1
NF 73,
No.K. 5S-1
WRENI'S ABRUZZI
FLORIDA 401
ELBON
TrmSsr M EA N
L.*S.D. w(.10)
coo y .-I-"I
FLORIDA 201
MORRISON
BEAGLE 82
C 1CoLPL
JENKINS
FLDR IC 0
TRITICALE 79186.
AM 4105
TEST MEAN
L.S.D. (.10)
r&-Amv 4"..)
48
38
36
,25
10
32
14
4S,.6
39.5
49.0
40.8
40
39
39
11
la
oNLY Y x 
ELO!A~
Us,.
7,r485
6,601
6,554
6,391
5,957T
51923
4,5 94
6,215
799
9
7,8 80
7, 563
7,326
7,p2134
6,997
6,996
69881
6,873
6,807
6,777
6,7T35
6IN725
6,?648
6v,639
6,597
6,583
6,413
5,9893
6,V870
1*203
59268
5*,50-4
61082
5,.408
6,066
5v 168
5,2 45
5,679
5487
5,545
1,117
4v688
4,385
3,t8 19
19569
51416
5v687
69020
961
3-P516
6,t250
5, 537
4-t605
4,749
2,228
-s35-.
WANO
dmmwm
.I- AIIL
4 amwqm go* dow"m amm"m ddo Ow 4W 400
Ly FOIBAGE
TkBLE 15. PERPORMANCE OF SMALL GR4INS AT FAIRAOPE, ALABAMA, 1987
BRAND-VARIETY -a .4 y 'f GEQ YELIA /E
I Ea -_I__. Al.- R I *M3-YRG Ay
EdAI
FLORIDA 302 24 54.0 37 3,754 3,497
COKER 92-27 22 56.0 3,221
MCNAIR 1003 21 51.0 24 3,955 3,971
COKER EH 8504 
20 52.8 -
COKER 983 20 55.1 36 2,998
HUNTER 19 55.8 32 - -
COKER 916 18 53.0 41 3,904
FLORIDA 301 17 56.2 - 2,637a
ADDER 17 51.8 - 3,785l
COKER 84-33 17 55.4 
- -
MAGNUM 17 54.4 - 3,866-
COKER 93-23 16 51.4 3,326 a
HW 3015 15 52.5 33 4,857 -
SALUA04 L4 54.1 22 4,602 4,536
TERRAL 812 14 53.4 35 2#668 -
TWAIN 14 54. 
- -
TERRAL 817 13 54.4 - 3,582 -
STACY 13 53.4 - 3,117 3,974
WILLIAMS 13 
52.2 -
-
COMPTON 13 28 4,627 4,577
NASW 76-59 13 
51.6 -
COKER 84-27 13 52.2 
- -
BRADFORD 12 54.2 33 3,667 3,939
LINCOLN 11 51.0 -
CALDWELL 11 44.8 - 4,432
AUBURN 10 50.8 - 3,957 4,03
MASSEY 10 51.8 15 3,353 3,609
PIONEER 2551 9 50.8 - 2,675 -
FILLMORE 9 49.8 - 4,367 
4,345
PIONEER 2550 
6 50.4 
-Moo
TEST MEAN 15 - 33 3,683 4,050
L.S.O. (.10) 5 - 7 832 613
C.V. () 24 16 16 11
COKER 227 11 36.8 31 5,604 4,914
CITATION .1.0 36.0 41 5,038 4,526
HARPOOL 833 9 33.2 -4,226
MADI SON 6 36.8 4 4,682 3,837
FLORIDA 502 6 38.6 32 4,867 4,065
C.OKER 820 6 40.2 - 4,688
FLORIDA 501 6 37.2 - 3,808
COKER 71.6 3 37.8 -5,763
JEST MEAN 7 - 27 4,835 4,335
L.S.D. (.1I) 2 -17 878 646
C.V. It) 22 -51.3 it
CONTI NUED
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TASLE 1.5. PERFORMANCE 
OF SMALL 7R4INS 
A7 FAIRiOPS ALABAMA, 
1987
WYSORWYH - 417
t(EjwEE 
.1
S. 
6 -YA. 2 
imma 2,9A.0
tER ANI4: - -
- 3,689~YLLP9
su sLs Z Bl
S(SSEXlow -6
WYS ONR-e olw,573
SARSOYem3,8
VOLAR. 
t3
BOONEL.39445
KEN JEE 
3v1
ANS3N 
1.1
MTON -4EANw5 
396471
FL - 5,40 4461
N5 73 9 56317
3 0 N E 1454 
9
NI: 73 5,37 w
FL EXPw20LES79-*L - -am49875
GI 87X 4,874
GURLYS GRAZER 2030 4,8 51,49257
NF 142m,
No.K(. SSI-2 - -di 4,704
OOSSCO EXP PlrIw. 4,674
WINTER GRAZER 70 ,664, 343
A F c 20 z-zo0 owem4,576 
4,01.0
G1 85o49543 4,206
WREf'S ABRLZZI - 4#381
FO3RAGERl w4,341 
3,976
N.K. SS-1 -
-4,338
NaK. VITASRAZE 
m4,1141
FLORIDA 401 
3,386
rESsT EAN 
4,.760 4,337
LS.0. (.410) 4w 64150
III L11; ALL
:U14r12 L) 571, 1A 45.8?a -&
Table 16. Septoria Blotch Ratings for Wheat Varieties in Alabama, 1986-871
/
Brand-Variety Northern Central Southern
Alabama Alabama Alabama
Adder 5.0 1.8 2.3
Auburn 3.5 1.5 2.0
Bradford 7.5 1.8 2.2
Caldwell 7.5 2.3 2.2
Coker 916 8.0 2.8 2.2
Coker 983 4.5 2.3 1.3
Coker 84-27 5.0 1.3 1.2
Coker 84-33 4.0 2.0 2.8
Coker 92-27 7,0 1.5 2.4
Coker 93-23 6.5 1.8 2.6
Coker EH 8504 5,5 2.0 2.3
Compton 6.5 1.3 2.0
Fillmore 3.0 3.0 1.8
Florida 301 2.8 4.8
Florida 302 4.5 1.5 2.0
Hunter 5.5 2.3 2.4
HW 3015 5.0 1.8 2.6
Lincoln 5.0 1.5 1.6
Magnum 6.5 1.8 1.8
Massey 5.5 3.3 2.5
McNair 1003 5.0 2.0 2.2
NASW 76-59 7.0 1.3 2.0
Pike 7.0 2.3 -
Pioneer 2550 5.0 1.8 1.6
Pioneer 2551 4.0 1.8 1.4
Saluda 5.0 1.5 1.8
Stacy 6.5 1.8 2.8
Terral 812 6.0 1.0 1.8
Terral 317 6.5 1.7 1.8
Twain 8.0 2.3 1.6
Tyler 7.0 -2.8 -
Wheeler 6.0 2.3 -
Williams 6.0 1.8 2.0
/ 0-9 scale: 0 = no disease, 9 = severe disease.
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Table 17. Leaf Rust Ratings for Wheat Varieties in Alabama, 1986-87
Brand-variety Northern Central Southern
Alabama Alabama Alabama
Adder .5 0 .2
Auburn 1.5 .3 .2
Bradford 2.5 .5 1.6
Caldwell 1.0 1.5 1.4
Coker 916 2.5 .8 3.2
Coker 983 5.5 3.0 4.0
Coker 84-27 2.0 0 .8
Coker 84-33 0 0 .4
Coker 92-27 0 .8 1.0
Coker 93-23 2.0 1.8 1.4
Coker EH 8504 3.5 1.3 2.4
Compton 0 .3 .8
Fillmore . 5 .8 .6
Florida 301 - 1.0 2.8
Florida 302 1.0 0 .4
Hunter 6.0 3.3 5.0
HW 3015 3.0 1.5 2.6
Lincoln 3.0 0 .8
Magnum 5.0 .5 1.2
Massey 6.0 
4.3 7.4
McNair 1003 3.5 1.3 2.0
NASW 76-59 3.0 0 .4
Pike 0 4.0 -
Pioneer 2550 3.0 1.0 
.8
Pioneer 2551 2.0 1.0 .6
Saluda 5.0 1.0 3.0
Stacy 3.5 1.0 2.4
Terral 812 ,.5 .3 1.2
Terral 817 5.5 .3 .6
Twain 0 0 .8
Tyler 8.0 4.5 -
Wheeler 6.0 1.0 -
Williams 1.5 .5 2.4
0-9 scale: 0 = no disease, 9 = severe disease.
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Table 18. Powdery Mildew Ratings for Wheat Varieties in Alabama, 1986-871/
2/ 3/
Brand-variety Northern Central Southern
Alabama Alabama Alabama
Adder 6.0 3.0 2.3
Auburn 3.0 1.3 2.0
Bradford 0 1.7 1.0
Caldwell 7.0 3.7 2.0
Coker 916 3.0 1.0 1.7
Coker 983 3.0 .7 1.5
Coker 84-27 5.0 0 .7
Coker 84-33 0 0 .7
Coker 92-27 7.0 1.3 1.7
Coker 93-23 5.0 2.0 2.3
Coker EH 8504 6.0 1.3 2.0
Compton 7.0 1.0 3.0
Fillmore 5.0 1.00 3.0
Florida 301 - 1.0 2.0
Florida 302 0 1.3 .7
Hunter - 2.7 0
HW 3015 4.0 1.3 2.0
Lincoln 5.0 .3 1.7
Magnum 5.0 1.3 3.3
Massey 0 1.7 3.0
McNair 1003 6.0 .7 1.7
NASW 76-59 9.0 2.7 2.7
Pike 7.0 2.3 -
Pioneer 2550 0 2.7 1.7
Pioneer 2551 4.0 2.7 2.7
Saluda 7.0 1.6 2.0
Stacy 4.0 2.3 1.3
Terral 812 0 1.7 1.7
Terral 817 1.0 .5 .3
Twain 0 1.3 1.7
Tyler - 1.3 -
Wheeler 8.0 3.0 -
Williams 6.0 1.0 1.3
/ 0-9 scale: 0 = no disease, 9 = severe disease.
2/ Crossville only.
Camden, Headland, and Fairhope only.
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Table 19. Disease Ratings for Barley Varieties in Alabama, 1986-871/
Brand-variety Stripe Spot Septoria Net
blotch blotch
Northern Alabama
Anson 3.0 2.5 0 6.5
Barsoy -
- -
Boone 1.5 5.0 0 6.0
Keowee 2.0 5.5 0 5.0
Sussex 
....
Volbar 1.5 5.5 0 5.5
Wysor 5.0 3.0 0 3.0
Central Alabama
Anson .3 1.3 3.0 1.7
Barsoy 1.7 2.0 1.7 2.0
Boone 1.0 .6 1.7 .6
Keowee 1.0 2.0 1.0 1.0
Sussex 0 3.5 1.5 4.0
Volbar .3 2.0 1.0 1.0
Wysor .3 1.0 1.0 1.0
/ 0-9 scale: 0 =no disease, 9 = severe disease.
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Disease Ratings for Triticale Varieties in Alabama, 1986-871
/
Brand-variety Leaf Septoria
rust
Northern Alabama
Beagle 82 4.0 5.5
Council
Florida 201 3.0 6.5
Jenkins 0 2.5
Morrison 0 4.5
Central Alabama
Beagle 82 .6 3.7
Council
Florida 201 1.0 5.3
Jenkins 0 1.8
Morrison 0 1.3
Southern Alabama
Beagle 82 4.8 5.2
Council .8 2.5
Florida 201 4.2 6.6
Jenkins 3.4 2.2
Morrison .2 1.8
0 = no disease, 9 = severe disease.
Table 20.
1/ 0-* scale
Table 21. Disease Ratings for Oat Varieties
Brand-variety 
Helminthospo 
um Leaf 
Mosaic Septorial/
leaf spot rust/ red leaf
Northern Alabama
Citation 5.5 0 0.5 0
Coker 227 6.5 0 7.5 0
Coker 716 5.5 0 0 1.5
Coker 820 5.0 0 0 .5
Florida 501 7.0 0 12.5 0
Florida 502 8.0 0 0 -
Harpool 833 4.0 0 22.5 .5
Madison 5.0 0 5.0 0
Central Alabama
Citation 2.3 0 11.5 .8
Coker 227 1.5 0 21.3 1.0
Coker 716 5.5 0 15.5 1.3
Coker 820 1.8 0 3.8 .8
Florida 501 2.3 0 8.8 1.0
Florida 502 1.8 0 10.0 1.3
Harpool 833 1.3 0 4.0 .5
Madison 1.5 0 6.5 .8
Southern Alabama
Citation 1.4 .2 0 1.0
Coker 227 2.2 1.2 2.0 1.0
Coker 716 1.6 3.8 9.0 .8
Coker 820 1.6 .8 0 .6
Florida 501 3.4 .8 1.0 .6
Florida 502 3.2 0 11.0 1.6
Harpool 833 1.4 .8 2.2 .8
Madison 1.2 4.2 0 .8
0-9 scale: 0 = no disease, 9 = severe disease.
2/ Percent 
plants affected.
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in Alabama, 1986-87
VARIETIES RECOMMENDED FOR GRAIN ONLY
Recommendations are based on 3-year regional average yields of
grain. Varieties are listed in descending order of yield. For
disease ratings, see tables 16-20. For lodging,.plant height, and
maturity ratings, see tables 1. 5, and, 10.
NORTHERN ALABAMA
WHEAT
iTa
Cal dwell1
HW 3015
M ass-'Zey
Pioneer Brand 2550
Fl ori da 302
McNair 1003*
Tyl1er*
WHEAT
HW 3015
Sal uda
Comp ton
McNair 1003
Caldwell
Pioneer Brand 2550
Mas sey
Stacy
Coker 916
Florida 302
OATS
Madi son
Coker 716
Harpool 833**
CENTRAL ALABAMA
OATS
Citation
Coker 716
Madi son
Coker 820**
Harpool 833**
SOUTHERN ALABAMA
WHEAT
HW 3015
Fl ori da 302
McNair 1003
Coker 983
Coker 916
OATS
C itati on
Coker 227
Madison
*T present trends continue, this variety will be removed from the
recommended list for grain only next year in the region indicated.
**Conditionally recommended on 2 ,-years' data.,
For those who wish to graze small grains before grain harvest,
varietal selection should be from those varieties recommended either for
grain or for forage. Some varieties are recommended for both uses, but
if not, the relative importance of grain or forage to the individual
farmer should be -the major consideration for-varietal selection.
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BARLEY
lolbar
Anson
Barsoy*
Sussex*
Keowee*
Wysor**
VARIETIES RECOMMENDED FOR FORAGE ONLY
Variety recommendations for the three regions are based on 3-year
regional averages of full-season forage yield in tables 1, 5, and 10.
Varieties are listed in descending order of yield.
NORTHERN ALABAMA
RYE
Bon e
El bon
Wintergrazer 
70
AFC 20-20
Gurley's Grazer 2000*
RYE
WTitergrazer 70
Maton
Bonel
AFC 20-20
GI 85 ,
Gurley's Grazer 2000*
RYE
Maton
Wintergrazer 70
Elbon
GI 85
AeC 20-20
WHEAT
CalTdellI
Compton
Pioneer Brand 2550
Massey
McNair 1003
Fil lmore**
HW 3015**
CENTRAL ALABAMA
WHEAT
~Teer Brand 2550
Sal uda
Compton
Stacy
Caldwell
McNair 1003
Massey
Auburn*
Fil lmore*
HW 3015**
SOUTHERN ALABAMA
WHEAT
,r C :lSal u(;a
Stacy
Compton
McNair 1003
Florida 302*
Massey*
OATS
Coker 227
Coker 716
OAT S
Coker 227
Coker 716
OATS
C r. 227
C itati on
*If present trends 
continue, this 
variety will 
be removed from 
the.
recommended list for forage only next year in the region indicated.0
**Conditionally recommended on 2 years' data.
For those who. wish to harvest grain following grazing, varietal
selection should be from those varieties recommended either for grain
or for forage. Some varieties are recommended for both uses, but if
not, the relative importance of forage or grain to the individual
farmer should be the major consideration for varietal selection.
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BARLEY
Ssex
Keowee
Ba rsoy*
Wysor**
BARLEY
Sussex
Barsoy*
Wysor**
SOURCES OF SEED
WHEAT
Adder, Auburn, Caldwell,
Compton, Fillmore
Coker (all varieties)
Coker 84-27 now.Coker 9766
Coker 84-33 now Coker 9733
McNair 1003, NW 3015
AgriPro Brand, Hunter,
Magnum, NASW 76-59
Lincoln, Twain
Florida 301, Florida 302
Stacy
Pike
Pioneer Brand 2.550 and
2551
Bradford
Terral 812, Terral 817
Wheeler, Massey, Saluda
Tyl er
Wil1i ams
OATS
Coker (all varieties)
Ag. Alumni Seed tmp. Assoc., Inc.
Romney, Indiana
Coker's Pedigreed Seed Co.
West Memphis, Arkansas
AgriPro Research
Brookston, Indiana
Florida Foundation Seed Prod., Inc.
Greenwood,Fl onida
Georgia Seed Development Cofm.
Athiens, Georgia
Missouri Foundation Seeds
Columbia, Missouri
Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.
Tipton, Indiana
Foundation Seed Service
College Station, Texas
Terral-orri s Seed Co.
Lake Providence, Louisiana
Department of Agronomy
Virginia Polytechnic Inst.
Blacksburg, 'irginia
North Carolina Foundation
Seed Producers, Inc.
Raleigh, North Carolina
South Carolina Crop Imp. Assoc,
Clemson, South Carolina
Rohm and Haas Seeds
Hartsville, South Carolina
-.46.
Florida 501, Florida 502
Madison
Harpool 833
Citation
RYE
Wrens Abruzzi
Bonel, Maton, Elbon
NF 73, NF 142
Gurley's Grazer 2000,
GI-85 GI-87X, AFC 20-20
N.K. SS-1, SS-2
Vi tagraze
Wintergrazer 70
Forager
Dossco EXP-1
Florida 401, FL-Syn-T
FL Exp-201ES79-1
BARLEY
Barsoy
Keowee
Univ. of Florida Agric. Research
Center, Quincy, Florida
North Carolina Foundation
Seed Producers, Inc.
Raleigh, North Carolina
Arkansas County Seed
Stuttguart, Arkansas
Terral-Norris Seed Co.
Lake Providence, Louisiana
Georgia Seed Development Co.
Athens, Georgia
Noble Foundation,
Ardmore, Oklahoma
Gurley's, Inc.
Selma, North Carolina
Northrup King, Inc.
Laurinburg, North Carolina
Pennington Seed, Inc.
Madison, Georgia
Pineland Plantation
Newton, Georgia
Dothan Seed Co.
Dothan, Alabama
Univ. of Florida Agric. Research
Center, Quincy, Florida
Department of Agronomy, University
of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky
South Carolina Crop Imp. Assoc.
Clemson, South Carolina
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Sussex, Wysor Department of Agronomy
Virginia Polytechnic Inst.
Blacksburg, Virginia
Vol bar Department of Agronomy, University
of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee
North Carolina Foundation Seed
Producers,, Inc.
Raleigh, North Carolina
Anson, Boone
TR TTGL
Council, Morrison,
AM 4105
Jenkins
Alabama A & M University
Normal, Alabama
Arco Seed Co.
Hereford, Texas
Beagle 82, Florida 201
Florico
Triticale 79186
Univ. of Florida Agri-c. Research
Center, Qui-ncy, Florida
Mixon Seed Co., Inc.
0Orangeburg, 
South Carolina
Van Oar Have Oregon, Inc
Albany, 0Oregon