Com Tests Report
(ContlniMd from Pago 20)
TWO-YEAR AVERAGE PERFORMANCE
Table 3 Long-aation hybrids naan parformaca, 1992-83 (Maturity Zona 4)
FERCENT-OF-CHECN9
■MNOHYMID
HjO mO ERECT GRAIN GRAIN ERECT
PIONEER 3293 941 99.8 100.7 25.5 1(0.8 97.7
FUNK'S Q-4828 97.0 95.0 99.7 28.3 153.3 96.7
CARGILL 9127 97.4 99.1 100.1 28.4 1800 97.1
HY PERFORMER H 59843 97 8 102 2 99 2 26 5 164 9 96 2
ASGROW RXB97 97 8 100 2 100 4 28 5 161 8 97 4
DOEBLER’S B4XP 97 8 991 100.1 28 5 180 0 971
GREENLAND QL27O 98.2 100.4 100.3 28.8 162.0 97.3
HARDY H 86334 98.2 97.8 100.0 28.8,157.8/ 97.0
GREENLAND GL345 98.9 107.6 90.7 28J ,173.7 V 98.7
OOEBLER'S 75X2 98 9 103 5 99 3 28 8 167 1 96 3
HYTEST HTX774B 99 3 99 8 100 3 26.9 160 8 97 3
TERRA TR1145 996 981 1008 27.0 158.4 978
PIONEER 3140 100.0 108.0 lOlftT? ''l7B. O'*' 88.0 ’
AQWAY A 0824 100.0 88.7 99,* v 27.1 158.099,4'f
HY PERFORMER H 89773100.0 06.1 - (60.T X '27.1 r 165.1% 82.8,'
OOEBLER’S 82XP 100 4 96 3 100 2 27.2 158 6 . 97 2
OOEBLER'S 87XP 100 7 97 3 101.0 27 3 157 1 98 0
HYTEST HT7728 101 1 98 7 99 2 27 4 159 3 96 2
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Table 4 Silaga performance of laM-unon hybrid* FUNK'S Q-4071 1041 1060 M. 4 28.2 100 4 86 4
(Maturity Zona 4) JACQUES 8220 104 8 108 5 86.7 28 4 176.8 85 7
PIONEER 3182 104.8 86 6 101.3 26 4 168.1 80 3
YKU) %HjO DRY MAT CARQILL 8027 107 4 104 5 88.8 281 168 7 86 6
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BRAND-HYBRID
ASQROW RX7B3 11.2 46.7
OOEBLER'S B7XP 11.4 65.3
PIONEER 9166 11.9 56.2
HYTEST H1X7748 .13 0 62 7
MUNCY CHIEF XA8260 13 5 59 8
NORTHRUP KING N 6727 13 9 61 1
HY PERFORMER H 50648 14 3 59.9
PIONEER 3140 ' 14.3 55.3
DEKALB DK743 14.7, 56.2
OOEBLER’S 62XP 15 2 60.3
ASQROW RX697 15 2 58 8
HY PERFORMER H 59843 16 2 59 0
MEAN
LSD (.N)
you need to stop yield-robbing grasses like
foxtails, fall panicum and bamyardgrass.
-Plus, the timed-release action of
Partner provides maximum crop safety.
Especially when young plants are most
susceptible to herbicide stress.
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Unlike other grass herbicides,
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SILAGE ENTRIES
13 7 58 6
39 69
completely in your tank, there are
no meters to mess with, no pumps to
replace and no containers to rinse.
This year, ask your dealer for timed
release Partner herbicide from Monsanto.
(Maturity Zone 4) 1993 results
MEANS
LSD (.05)
Cooperators and locations
Latc-season hybrid* were evaluated on farms of the following' Joel Wenger
and Robert Breckbill, Franklin County, Frank Yost, Cumberland County,
John Yocum. Lancaster County. Kermet Schegel, Berk* County, and Wiley
Gehman, Lehigh County
Results of the tests for short-season, early medium-season, late medium
season. and late-scason hybrids are available as separate reports from county
offices of Penn State Cooperative Extension
Members of the county based extension staff assisted in conducting these
tests Their efforts were essential to the successful completion of the trials,
and were greatly appreciated.
This report represents the combined efforts of extension, research, and
service personnel in the Departments of Agronomy and Plant Pathology
(M W Johnson, R L Williams, and J E Ayers)
The tables in this report ma\ be reproduced only in their entirety
SEASON-lONG CONTROL
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ST. LOUIS, Mo.—Country music star
Tammy Wynette will claim center stage
at National Com Growers Association’s
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March 1 in Denver, Colo.
Wynette’s appearance on Tuesday
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Wynette is a legend in country music.
Recently Wynette triumphed as a fea
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As a singer, Wynette’s voice comes
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From the beginning, Wynette has spo
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Wynette’s critically acclaimed “High
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In addition to top-notch entertainment,
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