Orange - Planted October 23, Preplant fertilization was 23- June 26. Warsaw no-till - Planted October 19, 2006.

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1 Section 2: Wheat Varieties Wheat tests were planted in seven-inch rows at Blackstone, Orange, Holland, Painter, and Shenandoah Valley. They were planted in six-inch rows at Warsaw and Blacksburg. They were planted in seven-and-one-half-inch rows at the Warsaw no-till location. All no-till locations (Holland and Warsaw no-till) were planted at 28 seeds per row foot. All other locations were planted at 22 seeds per row foot. When evaluating wheat variety performance as presented in this report, one should consider the use of seed treatment. Certain entries in this test have different seed treatments that may greatly impact performance. Seed treatments are indicated by an acronym in parentheses following the name. B is Baytan, D is Dividend, R is raxil, and T is thiram. For example, USG3209 (RT) indicates that this entry was treated with raxil and thiram. Virginia Tech experimental lines and some public varieties such as Massey were treated with raxil and thiram. Selecting the best wheat varieties is challenging but becomes easier with adequate information on performance over multiple environments. Past seasons across Virginia have provided the opportunity to evaluate day-length sensitivity, spring freeze damage, glume blotch, scab (Fusarium head blight), and general plant health. Many newer wheat varieties and lines performed well in all environments tested. The future for wheat varieties adapted to Virginia conditions is very positive. Carl Griffey, Virginia Tech s small grains breeder, has many lines starting with VA shown in the by-location tables that are in the top-yielding group and that display good disease resistance. The released varieties that yielded significantly higher than the statewide mean in 2007 were USG 3665, Branson, Tribute, and USG Tribute had mean test weight that was also significantly higher than the test mean. The 2007 season favored later maturing varieties in general. weights overall were down slightly from 2006 but still averaged nearly 60 pounds per bushel. This is likely the result of warm winter temperatures, spring freeze damage, and the longer grain-fill period in the later maturing varieties. Producers who grow large acreages of wheat should plant two or more varieties having significantly different maturity dates in order to ensure a harvest of high-quality grain having high test weight and no sprouting. In Virginia, it is typical that the first good week of wheat harvest is followed by a period of sporadic or consistent rain showers, which delay subsequent harvest and significantly reduce grain test weight and quality. Growers can circumvent this problem by planting varieties that differ significantly in maturity wherein early maturing varieties often can be harvested first and prior to significant rain showers, and later maturing varieties harvested subsequently will suffer less damage and losses in test weight and quality due to exposure to such a rain event. Varieties with three-year average yields higher than the statewide average include SS MPV 57, USG 3209, Pioneer Brand 26R24, and SS 560. USG 3665 displayed above average yields across two years. Small Grains in 2007 Two locations in , Warsaw no-till and Holland, were planted no-till following corn. Individual sites are reported similar to other testing locations. These sites are also included in the overall yearly average. A table averaging performance of varieties only at these no-till sites is also included for reference. In general, the top performing lines in this over-location no-till summary were the same as those in the top-yielding group of the overall summary table. Summary of wheat management practices for the 2007 harvest season (All rates are given on a per-acre basis.) Blacksburg - Planted October 9, Preplant fertilizer was in October. Site was fertilized with 50 gal N with 0.5 oz Harmony Extra on February 28, 2007, and again on March 26. Harvest occurred on June 27. Blackstone - Planted October 25, Preplant fertilizer was 30 lb N using 500 lb on October 24. Site was fertilized with 40 lb N using 260 lb on February 7, 2007, and sprayed with 0.5 oz Harmony Extra oz Osprey on February 12. Site was fertilized with 60 lb N using 176 lb March 15. Site was sprayed with 2.56 oz Warrior April 25. Harvest occurred on June 26. Warsaw - Planted October 23, Preplant fertilizer was applied October 14. Site was sprayed with 0.4 oz Finesse and fertilized at 25 lb N using on December 19. Fertilization occurred at 25 lb N on February 22, 2007, using and at 60 lb N on March 28 using Harvest occurred June 18. Warsaw no-till - Planted October 19, Site application included 1 ton lime and 1.5 qt Round Up on October 4. Preplant fertilizer was applied October 11. Site was sprayed with 0.4 oz Finesse and fertilized at 25 lb N using on December 19. Fertilization occurred at 25 lb N on March 1, 2007, using and at 60 lb N on March 30 using Harvest occurred June 21. Painter - Planted November 2-3, Preplant fertilizer was 500 lb Site was fertilized with 60 lb N using 30%UAN and 0.4 oz Harmony Extra March 13, Site was fertilized with 50 lb N March 27. Harvest occurred on June 19, Holland Planted no-till October 26, Preplant fertilization was 350 lb on October 25. Site was fertilized with 60 lb N and sprayed with 0.6 oz Harmony Extra February 10, Site was sprayed with 3 oz Warrior on April 24. Site was fertilized with 60 lb N March 14. Harvest occurred on June 18. Orange - Planted October 23, Preplant fertilization was S on October 12. Sixty lb N and Harmony Extra at 0.4 oz were applied March 9, Harvest occurred on June 7. Shenandoah Valley - Planted on November 21, Preplant fertilizer was 40 lb n November 1. Sixty lb N and 0.5 oz Harmony Extra were applied February 10, Forty lb N were applied March 27. Harvest occurred July 3. 23

2 Table 19. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, 2007 harvest. (8) (8) (4) (4) (4) (3) (4) (5) Hessian Fly Resistance (Biotypes) Awns a USG BCL AL VA05W C AL VA05W AL EXP C AL VA03W C AL VA05W AL VA04W C AL VA05W AL VA04W AL VA05W BC AL Branson B AL VA01W AL VA03W AL VA02W AL EXP BC AL VA03W AL VA03W AL NC A Tribute AL VA04W AL VA05W A VA04W AL VA04W C AL USG BCL AL VA03W C AL VA04W B AL VA05W AL USG BCL A SS AL VA03W AL VA04W AL SS AL Pioneer 26R B A M B AL VA05W B AL SS A VA05W AL SS-MPV AL VA05W C AL AGS BC AL Pioneer 26R A Chesapeake AL USG AL 24

3 Table 19. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, 2007 harvest. (cont.) (8) (8) (4) (4) (4) (3) (4) (5) Hessian Fly Resistance (Biotypes) VA04W AL VA04W BC AL Vigoro V A Pioneer 26R AL VA05W AL VA03W AL VA05W AL WB G AL VA05W AL SS A VA05W AL USG BC AL Magnolia B A Dominion AL Featherstone AL Vigoro V A Red Ruby A Sisson AL GA E A VA00W C AL Awns a Tribute- USG AL VA04W AL Panola A VA05W C AL VA02W AL McCormick AL Tribute-Neuse C AL Coker A VA03W AL Coker AL Jamestown BC A VA05W AL Renwood AL Neuse- USG C AL VA04W C A VA05W C AL SS AL VA05W C AL VA05W AL Coker BC AL VA05W AL 25

4 Table 19. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, 2007 harvest. (cont.) (8) (8) (4) (4) (4) (3) (4) (5) Hessian Fly Resistance (Biotypes) Neuse AL Pioneer 26R AL GA E BCL AL VA02W C A Pioneer 26R A GA E BCL AL DV AL Massey B AL Average LSD (0.05) C.V Released cultivars are shown in bold print. The number in parentheses below column headings indicates the number of locations on which data are based. Varieties are ordered by descending yield averages. A plus or minus sign indicates a performance significantly above or below the test average. Belgian Scale = Area X Intensity X 0.2. Area = 1-10, where 1 is wheat unaffected and 10 is entire plot affected and Intensity = 1-5, where 1 is wheat standing upright and 5 is wheat totally flat. The 0-9 ratings indicate a genotype s response to disease or freeze, where 0 = highly resistant and 9 = highly susceptible. Seedlings of all lines were tested for resistance to three biotypes of Hessian Fly, including B, C, and L. Letters in column indicate varietal resistance to specified biotype(s). s lacking letters were susceptible to all biotypes. a A = Awned, AL = Awnless or short awns Awns a 26

5 Table 20. Two-year average summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat s, 2006 and 2007 harvests. (16) (16) (8) (8) (9) (4) (7) (6) VA04W VA03W VA04W VA03W VA04W USG VA03W VA03W VA01W VA03W VA03W VA02W USG SS-MPV SS Pioneer 26R Pioneer 26R Vigoro V VA02W VA00W Tribute SS SS NC Chesapeake VA04W VA03W Sisson Pioneer 26R Featherstone VA04W SS M Dominion VA02W USG USG USG Tribute- USG SS Red Ruby Early (inches) 27

6 Table 20. Two-year average summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat s, 2006 and 2007 harvests. (cont.) (16) (16) (8) (8) (9) (4) (7) (6) Panola Pioneer 26R Coker Jamestown Coker Tribute-Neuse Renwood Neuse-USG McCormick Coker Pioneer 26R Massey Average LSD (0.05) C.V Released cultivars are shown in bold print. The number in parentheses below column headings indicates the number of locations on which data are based. Varieties are ordered by descending yield averages. A plus or minus sign indicates a performance significantly above or below the test average. Early (inches) Belgian Scale = Area X Intensity X 0.2. Area = 1-10, where 1 is wheat unaffected and 10 is entire plot affected and Intensity = 1-5, where 1 is wheat standing upright and 5 is wheat totally flat. The 0-9 ratings indicate a genotype s response to disease or freeze, where 0 = highly resistant and 9 = highly susceptible. 28

7 Table 21. Three-year average summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat s, 2005, 2006, and 2007 harvests. (24) (24) (12) (12) (13) (9) (10) (10) Stripe Stripe Type Early (inches) VA03W MS C VA03W R VA01W R SS-MPV MR VA02W R Hessian USG R BCEL SS MR Pioneer 26R I E VA03W R VA03W R VA02W R Vigoro V I Tribute MR SS MR Pioneer 26R R BE Featherstone R E Fly Reaction Resistance (Biotypes) VA02W R BCDE USG R SS MS Sisson MS NC R E Dominion R Chesapeake MS SS MR SS R Renwood MR Pioneer 26R I E Jamestown R BCDE Pioneer 26R MR Coker R Coker R BC USG MR BCL Coker R C McCormick R C Massey MR BE 29

8 Table 21. Three-year average summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat s, 2005, 2006, and 2007 harvests. (cont.) (24) (24) (12) (12) (13) (9) (10) (10) Stripe Stripe Type Average LSD (0.05) C.V Released cultivars are shown in bold print. The number in parentheses below column headings indicates the number of locations on which data are based. Early (inches) Varieties are ordered by descending yield averages. A plus or minus sign indicates a performance significantly above or below the test average. Belgian Scale = Area X Intensity X 0.2. Area = 1-10, where 1 is wheat unaffected and 10 is entire plot affected and Intensity = 1-5, where 1 is wheat standing upright and 5 is wheat totally flat. The 0-9 ratings indicate a genotype s response to disease or freeze, where 0 = highly resistant and 9 = highly susceptible. Stripe rust reaction type indicators are as follows: R=resistant, MR=moderately resistant, I=intermediate, S=susceptible, and MS=moderately susceptible. Hessian Fly Reaction Resistance (Biotypes) Seedlings of all lines were tested over two years for resistance to five biotypes of Hessian Fly, including B, C, D, E, and L. Letters in column indicate varietal resistance to specified biotype(s). s lacking letters were susceptible to all biotypes. 30

9 Table 22. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, Eastern Virginia AREC, Warsaw, Va., 2007 harvest. USG VA05W EXP VA05W SS VA05W VA04W VA01W USG VA03W EXP VA04W VA05W VA03W Tribute VA03W SS-MPV VA02W Pioneer 26R VA03W VA02W VA03W VA05W VA04W WB03-016G VA03W Dominion Branson VA05W VA05W SS VA04W VA05W VA05W VA05W VA04W VA00W VA04W VA03W Pioneer 26R VA05W USG

10 Table 22. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, Eastern Virginia AREC, Warsaw, Va., 2007 harvest. (cont.) Tribute- USG Featherstone SS GA E SS VA05W USG VA05W VA03W Pioneer 26R VA04W VA04W USG Neuse-USG VA05W SS Coker VA04W Red Ruby McCormick VA05W Vigoro V Sisson NC VA05W Vigoro V Panola Tribute-Neuse Chesapeake Magnolia VA05W VA05W VA04W M VA05W Renwood Pioneer 26R Coker VA05W AGS Coker

11 Table 22. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, Eastern Virginia AREC, Warsaw, Va., 2007 harvest. (cont.) VA04W Neuse VA02W DV GA E Pioneer 26R Jamestown GA E Massey Average LSD (0.05) C.V Released cultivars are shown in bold print. Varieties are ordered by descending yield averages. A plus or minus sign indicates a performance significantly above or below the test average. Belgian Scale = Area X Intensity X 0.2. Area = 1-10, where 1 is wheat unaffected and 10 is entire plot affected and Intensity = 1-5, where 1 is wheat standing upright and 5 is wheat totally flat. The 0-9 ratings indicate a genotype s response to disease or freeze, where 0 = highly resistant and 9 = highly susceptible. 33

12 Table 23. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, Eastern Shore AREC, Painter, Va., 2007 harvest. Pioneer 26R VA05W VA03W VA03W VA04W VA04W VA01W GA E VA04W SS VA04W GA E VA05W Vigoro V Pioneer 26R VA05W NC VA04W VA05W EXP WB G VA05W VA02W VA05W VA04W Tribute-USG VA04W VA03W VA00W VA05W Tribute VA05W VA05W SS Chesapeake VA03W VA03W SS VA05W USG USG USG VA05W Pioneer 26R Panola VA05W SS EXP Released cultivars are shown in bold print. The 0-9 ratings indicate a genotype s response to disease or freeze, where 0 = highly resistant and 9 = highly susceptible. 34 Magnolia VA03W VA04W Dominion VA05W USG VA05W VA02W Featherstone M VA05W VA05W Coker VA05W DV Sisson VA03W VA03W USG GA E VA02W VA05W Vigoro V Pioneer 26R VA04W VA05W SS Branson Coker VA04W Red Ruby VA04W SS-MPV Jamestown Renwood Neuse AGS VA05W Neuse-USG Massey Pioneer 26R Tribute-Neuse Coker McCormick Average LSD (0.05) C.V Varieties are ordered by descending yield averages. A plus or minus sign indicates a performance significantly above or below the test average.

13 Table 24. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, Northern Piedmont AREC, Orange, Va., 2007 harvest. VA03W Branson VA03W VA02W VA05W VA05W VA04W VA05W USG EXP VA04W VA04W VA04W USG VA03W VA04W EXP VA05W VA05W Chesapeake VA05W VA03W NC Coker VA05W Vigoro V VA01W VA05W VA05W Magnolia Pioneer 26R VA03W USG WB G VA05W VA04W VA04W Tribute VA04W SS VA05W SS Jamestown

14 Table 24. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, Northern Piedmont AREC, Orange, Va., 2007 harvest. (cont.) VA05W SS USG VA03W VA05W M VA04W Tribute- USG USG SS Featherstone GA E Pioneer 26R Pioneer 26R VA05W Sisson VA04W Tribute-Neuse Pioneer 26R DV Coker VA05W Neuse Panola SS Red Ruby VA05W VA05W VA03W Vigoro V VA04W VA05W VA02W VA02W Dominion VA00W Renwood Neuse-USG GA E VA03W

15 Table 24. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, Northern Piedmont AREC, Orange, Va., 2007 harvest. (cont.) SS-MPV McCormick Pioneer 26R AGS VA05W Massey VA05W Coker GA E Average LSD (0.05) C.V Released cultivars are shown in bold print. Varieties are ordered by descending yield averages. A plus or minus sign indicates a performance significantly above or below the test average. Belgian Scale = Area X Intensity X 0.2. Area = 1-10, where 1 is wheat unaffected and 10 is entire plot affected and Intensity = 1-5, where 1 is wheat standing upright and 5 is wheat totally flat. The 0-9 ratings indicate a genotype s response to disease or freeze, where 0 = highly resistant and 9 = highly susceptible. 37

16 Table 25. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, Southern Piedmont AREC, Blackstone, Va., 2007 harvest. USG EXP VA03W VA05W VA05W USG VA05W VA05W VA04W Vigoro V VA02W Vigoro V Pioneer 26R VA04W SS-MPV VA05W SS AGS VA04W VA03W M VA03W VA04W SS VA03W VA05W VA04W VA04W Pioneer 26R Branson VA04W SS NC USG VA03W VA05W Coker GA E VA03W VA04W Tribute VA05W VA05W VA03W Pioneer 26R Dominion Red Ruby Magnolia SS EXP VA05W VA04W VA05W Pioneer 26R Sisson VA04W VA05W VA02W VA00W Renwood Coker VA05W WB G Panola VA05W VA05W Tribute-Neuse McCormick Pioneer 26R VA05W Jamestown VA05W VA04W VA05W Chesapeake USG Neuse-USG VA05W VA03W Coker VA01W GA E Tribute-USG Featherstone VA02W

17 Table 25. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, Southern Piedmont AREC, Blackstone, Va., 2007 harvest. (cont.) DV Neuse VA05W Massey SS USG GA E Average LSD (0.05) C.V Released cultivars are shown in bold print. Varieties are ordered by descending yield averages. A plus or minus sign indicates a performance significantly above or below the test average. The 0-9 ratings indicate a genotype s response to disease or freeze, where 0 = highly resistant and 9 = highly susceptible. 39

18 Table 26. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, planted at Shenandoah Valley at the Dick Bowman Farm, Shenandoah County, Va., 2007 harvest. VA05W VA05W AGS VA05W VA05W USG VA05W NC Featherstone VA04W Vigoro V VA00W Sisson Branson GA E VA04W Renwood VA03W McCormick USG Chesapeake VA03W VA04W VA05W VA02W GA E Pioneer 26R VA05W SS VA05W SS VA05W Released cultivars are shown in bold print. Tribute Pioneer 26R Massey VA05W Jamestown VA02W EXP Coker VA04W M Pioneer 26R USG VA03W VA05W VA05W VA05W Neuse-USG VA03W Panola VA02W EXP GA E Tribute- USG SS-MPV USG VA05W Vigoro V VA04W USG DV VA04W VA05W VA05W SS Red Ruby VA04W Pioneer 26R VA03W VA05W VA04W VA04W Neuse Tribute-Neuse VA04W VA05W VA01W VA04W VA03W VA05W VA03W VA05W Coker SS Magnolia VA03W Coker SS WB G Dominion Pioneer 26R Average LSD (0.05) C.V Varieties are ordered by descending yield averages. A plus or minus sign indicates a performance significantly above or below the test average. 40

19 Table 27. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, Kentland farm, Blacksburg, Va., 2007 harvest. VA03W Branson M VA05W VA05W VA01W VA05W VA03W VA05W USG VA04W VA05W EXP VA02W VA04W USG VA04W VA03W NC VA05W SS Chesapeake VA05W VA04W SS USG VA03W EXP VA04W Dominion VA05W Sisson Magnolia Featherstone Jamestown Coker VA03W AGS VA05W VA05W VA04W VA05W

20 Table 27. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, Kentland farm, Blacksburg, Va., 2007 harvest. (cont.) Tribute-Neuse SS-MPV Panola VA03W Pioneer 26R VA04W Coker Coker Red Ruby VA04W Renwood VA05W Neuse USG VA00W VA04W Vigoro V Tribute McCormick VA04W Neuse-USG VA04W SS Pioneer 26R WB G VA02W USG VA03W Pioneer 26R VA05W Pioneer 26R SS Tribute- USG VA03W VA05W GA E SS VA05W Vigoro V GA E

21 Table 27. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, Kentland farm, Blacksburg, Va., 2007 harvest. (cont.) VA02W VA05W Pioneer 26R VA05W VA05W VA05W VA05W GA E Massey DV Average LSD (0.05) C.V Released cultivars are shown in bold print. Varieties are ordered by descending yield averages. A plus or minus sign indicates a performance significantly above or below the test average. Belgian Scale = Area X Intensity X 0.2. Area = 1-10, where 1 is wheat unaffected and 10 is entire plot affected and Intensity = 1-5, where 1 is wheat standing upright and 5 is wheat totally flat. The 0-9 ratings indicate a genotype s response to disease or freeze, where 0 = highly resistant and 9 = highly susceptible. 43

22 Table 28. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat, planted no-till at Tidewater AREC, Holland, Va., 2007 harvest. USG VA05W VA03W EXP VA03W USG SS VA05W Red Ruby VA05W VA04W VA05W AGS NC Pioneer 26R VA04W SS Vigoro V VA05W VA03W VA05W VA04W M VA05W Dominion VA04W Pioneer 26R VA03W USG GA E EXP VA04W SS-MPV WB G VA04W GA E Pioneer 26R VA05W Tribute Branson VA03W McCormick Vigoro V Jamestown VA04W Magnolia SS VA05W VA01W Released cultivars are shown in bold print. 44 VA05W Tribute USG3592 Renwood VA04W VA05W VA05W VA03W VA05W VA05W Chesapeake VA04W VA04W Panola Tribute-Neuse Coker Neuse VA05W VA02W Sisson VA05W VA05W Pioneer 26R USG VA00W SS VA05W Featherstone SS VA02W VA05W GA E USG Neuse-USG VA02W Massey VA03W Coker VA03W Coker VA05W DV VA04W Pioneer 26R Average LSD (0.05) C.V Varieties are ordered by descending yield averages. A plus or minus sign indicates a performance significantly above or below the test average. The 0-9 ratings indicate a genotype s response to disease or freeze, where 0 = highly resistant and 9 = highly susceptible.

23 Table 29. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat planted no-till at Warsaw, Va., 2007 harvest. VA04W VA05W VA05W VA03W USG EXP VA04W VA03W VA01W VA05W VA05W VA04W Tribute VA03W VA05W VA05W WB G Branson VA04W Pioneer 26R EXP VA04W VA05W NC VA04W VA04W SS VA05W VA02W AGS McCormick VA05W VA03W SS SS VA05W VA05W VA05W Tribute-Neuse SS VA05W Neuse-USG

24 Table 29. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat planted no-till at Warsaw, Va., 2007 harvest. (cont.) Coker SS-MPV VA05W Pioneer 26R Magnolia Panola Featherstone Tribute- USG VA03W VA03W Pioneer 26R Dominion USG Red Ruby USG VA05W VA04W GA E Coker VA00W Vigoro V VA05W Sisson VA04W Vigoro V VA04W GA E M VA05W VA05W USG Neuse VA02W SS VA03W Chesapeake VA04W USG VA03W Renwood Coker GA E

25 Table 29. Summary of performance of entries in the Virginia Tech Wheat planted no-till at Warsaw, Va., 2007 harvest. (cont.) VA05W Pioneer 26R Jamestown DV VA02W Massey Pioneer 26R VA05W Average LSD (0.05) C.V Released cultivars are shown in bold print. Varieties are ordered by descending yield averages. A plus or minus sign indicates a performance significantly above or below the test average. Belgian Scale = Area X Intensity X 0.2. Area = 1-10, where 1 is wheat unaffected and 10 is entire plot affected and Intensity = 1-5, where 1 is wheat standing upright and 5 is wheat totally flat. The 0-9 ratings indicate a genotype s response to disease or freeze, where 0 = highly resistant and 9 = highly susceptible. 47

26 Table 30. Summary of performance of entries planted no-till in the Virginia Tech Wheat (Warsaw and Holland, Va.), 2007 harvest. USG VA05W VA03W VA05W EXP VA04W VA03W VA04W SS VA01W VA05W VA04W AGS Pioneer 26R SS VA04W VA03W NC EXP VA03W VA05W VA05W VA05W WB G VA05W VA05W Tribute USG Red Ruby VA04W VA05W Branson McCormick VA05W Vigoro V SS-MPV VA03W VA04W VA05W VA04W Dominion VA05W

27 Table 30. Summary of performance of entries planted no-till in the Virginia Tech Wheat (Warsaw and Holland, Va.), 2007 harvest. (cont.) VA05W Pioneer 26R VA04W GA E VA05W GA E Coker M Magnolia Pioneer 26R Tribute-Neuse VA05W VA04W VA04W USG Vigoro V VA02W SS Panola Tribute-USG VA05W SS SS VA03W Neuse-USG VA02W VA00W Featherstone VA05W Renwood USG Sisson Chesapeake VA03W USG Neuse Coker VA05W Jamestown Coker