Organic Feed Group: Dark Hilum
1A24 Early-Group I Dark Hilum
- Above average yields for this early Group I organic variety
- Very good performance, even under
stress conditions
- Healthy plants that stand well at harvest time
- Very good protein for a dark
hilum organic variety
- 2,500-2,800 seeds/lb
15K9 CNV Mid-Group I Dark Hilum
- High protein, use for higher protein feeding rations
- Highest yield in 2006 Wisconsin organic trial
- 2,600-2,900 seeds/lb
16A7 Mid-Group I Dark Hilum
- Best yielding organic variety in Group 1
- Good performance south of normal maturity zone
- 120% of plot mean in Minnesota State Trials (3 locations)
- Plants are medium height and semi-bush
- 2,700-3,100 seeds/lb
19A9 CNV Mid-Group I Dark Hilum
- High yielding late Group I organic variety
- Very good standability, works well from Minnesota to New York
- Very good heat/drought tolerance, and phytopthora tolerance
- 7% above mean in 2008 Wisconsin State Trials
- 2,700-3,100 seeds/lb
2A12 Early-Group II Dark Hilum
- Dependable, high yielding organic feed type variety
- Excellent stress tolerance, performs well even
on poorer soils
- Good field tolerance to PRR
- 12% above mean in 2006 Wisconsin State Trails
- 2,700-3,100 seeds/lb
21C0 Early-Group II Dark Hilum
New for 2010
- High yielding, feed type organic variety
- Plants are medium tall and medium bush
- Variety has cyst resistance
- 2,900-3,200 seeds/lb
24A7CY Mid-Group II Dark Hilum
- 9% higher yield than 2A12 in 2008
- Bushier plant type, develops excellent canopy
- Cyst resistance gives this organic variety a better agronomic package
- 2,600-2,800 seeds/lb
25A0 Mid-Group II Dark Hilum
New for 2010
- 3.5 bushels more yield per acre for this organic variety than 27A9 in 2008
- Variety is medium tall and bushy, makes good canopy
- 2,900-3,100 seeds/lb
2A71 Late-Group II Dark Hilum
- Dependable high yielding organic feed type variety
- Good IDC tolerance, very good phytopthora
resistance
- Good canopy results from taller plants that have a medium bush profile
- Yield was 110% of plot mean in Wisconsin State Trials
- 2,700-3,100 seeds/lb
27A9 Late-Group II Dark Hilum
- Medium tall, late Group II organic variety
- Good yields across many environments
- Excellent iron chlorsis score
- Very good tolerance to heat/drought and has good standability
- 2,700-3,100 seeds/lb
28A0 Late-Group II Dark Hilum
New for 2009
- 3 bushels more per acre for this organic variety than 27A9 in 2008
- Medium height and intermediate profile make a good canopy
- 2,900-3,100 seeds/lb
29AR9 CNV Late-Group II Dark Hilum
Now Organic!
- Aphid resistant organic variety, with fast emergence
- Excellent cyst nematode resistance and very good IDC scores
- Yield advantage most significant in environments with heavy aphid pressure
- 2,700-3,100 seeds/lb
30A7 Early-Group III Dark Hilum
- Yields have been very close to 2A71
- Very good plant health for this organic variety
- Very good standability at harvest
- 2,700-3,100 seeds/lb
34A7 Mid-Group III Dark Hilum
- Excellent yields in this Group III organic variety
- Very good stability even in stressed environments
- Semi-bush plant type, medium height
- 2,400-2,700 seeds/lb
37A0 Mid-Group III Dark Hilum
New for 2010
- Very good white mold, BSR tolerance with cyst resistance
- Good performance on marginal soil types
- 5% over test mean for 3 years
- 2,900-3,300 seeds/lb
38C9 Late-Group III Dark Hilum
New for 2010
- 4% better yield for this organic variety than 34A7
- Medium tall, semi-bush plants
- Variety has cyst resistance with excellent iron chlorosis rating
- 2,600-3,000 seeds/lb
CNV indicates Non-GMO hybrids produced using conventional methods. Not treated with materials prohibited by the NOP rules.
