An outstanding plot position on Sandy Loam Cedar-Rosedale soil with 1400 feet strips. Despite the late wet summer the grain quality on 62A28, 63M73 and 63H27 was superior which allowed those hybrids to standout in the results. The late season plant health on 65D28 and 66R25 was also strong.

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63H27 and 63M73 had the high yields while 54M24 and 55K22 stood out in the earlier maturities.  Make sure to compare data from several locations when studying plot results.

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This plot in upper Essex County saw 30 days with no rain in July yet 63H27 and 63M73 still managed to impress.  On dryland acres in Virginia and North Carolina, it is extremely important to find hybrids that yield well in drought conditions as well as high yield environments.  This plot highlights stability under drought stress.

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65D28 continues to deliver consistent performance in the Coastal Soils of North Carolina.

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Despite a wet spring and extreme heat stress, 64B28 continues to stand out in multiple locations throughout the mid-Atlantic region. There were several hybrids in this plot which had a solid performance, with the top 3 averaging 179 BPA.

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