I’M PICKING LOW RISK HYBRIDS FOR 1993
By Bill Camerer
I'm Bill Camerer, Doebler's research director. It took a ton of computer
data to verify best low risk buys for 1993.
Here are my top picks for 1993 as
advertised. But it wasn't easy. '
Competition was tough. And maybe
I was too conservative. I looked for
"low risk" hybrids, ones that are
widely adapted and have shelled
big year after year,
Some like I named twice.
As an early cdrn in late midseason
country ajm again as my early mid
pick.
But also consider these risk
reducers:
Plant at least four hybrids.
Limit acres of your first time
hybrids to 15 or 20%.
Only buy hybrids that fit your
maturity range.
Stagger maturities to reduce
weather risks.
Doebler's best buy
What’s new
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Low risk hybrids
that shell big
DOEBLER 86XA, 119 days.
Superior standup and plant
health. Look for medium length
ears on eight-foot stalks. Top
yields, too. 1990 best: 222.1 bu.
1991 best: 190 bu. Top 15
average 1988-90:197.6 bu.
DOEBLER 66XP, 103 days.
Our second best seller. Super
vigor. Great standup. Amazing
yields for maturity. Like Top
15 average in 1988-90 of 196,5
bu. And 1990 best silage of
27.9 tons, 5.4 tons TDN.
DOEBLER 57XP, 97 days.
Sturdy stalks. Fairly long ears
with deep kernels. Top 15
average in 1988-89-90:186.6 bu.
In 1991, 57XP shelled 180.4 bu.
at Oxford, NY, and 182.4 bu. at
Sherburne, NY.
DOEBLER 45XP, 92 days.
Fabulous yields for early corn.
Top 15 average in 1988-90 of
169.9 bu. 1991 bests: 192.5 bu. in
Rensselaer County, NY trial;
190.4 bu. at Madrid, NY. Great
stalks.
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