Organic Food Group: Yellow Hilum
06F8 Mid-Group 0 Yellow Hilum
- Very good yield potential, even when planted late
- Yellow hilum, possible food use
- Taller medium bush type plants provide a good canopy
- 6% above plot mean in Wisconsin State Trials
- Seeds/lb estimated to be 2,900-3,100
09F8 Late-Group 0 Yellow Hilum
New for 2010
- Yellow Hilum, food uses are possible
- Bush type bean develops a good canopy
- Variety has cyst resistance
- Combines easily
- Seeds/lb estimated to be 2,800-3,100
10F8 Early-Group I Yellow Hilum
- Tofu type organic soybean variety with good protein
- Good yield potential for food type bean
- Plants are tall, but standability is good
- Beans are higher off the ground than normal
- Seeds/lb estimated to be 2,600-2,900
1F44 Mid-Group I Yellow Hilum
- Large seeded, tofu type organic soybean
- Good canopy results from taller plants that have a medium bush profile
- Has better protein and more yield than Vinton
- Seeds/lb estimated to be 2,100-2,500
15F8 Mid-Group I Yellow Hilum
- Yellow hilum, possible food/tofu use
- Higher yielding organic variety than 1F44
- Smaller size and slightly lower protein than 1F44
- 118% of plot mean in Minnesota State Trials
- Seeds/lb estimated to be 2,500-2,800
24F8 Mid-Group II Yellow Hilum
- Large seeded, high protein organic soybean variety
- Yellow hilum, possible food use
- Highest yielding variety in 2007 Wisconsin Organic Trials
- Good canopy results from taller plants that have a medium bush profile
- Seeds/lb estimated to be 2,000-2,400
32F0 Early-Group III Yellow Hilum
New for 2010
- Yellow hilum, possible food/tofu use
- Protein is 37 to 38% (at 13% moisture)
- Very good yield potential for an organic food variety
- Large seeded, 2,2,00-2,500 seeds/lb
39F0 Late-Group III Yellow Hilum
New for 2010
- Yellow hilum, possible food use
- Very good yields for a large-seeded, high protein line
- Medium tall, semi-bush plant type
- Good cyst tolerance, heat/drought tolerance
- Seeds/lb estimated to be 2,200-2,500
