Agronomic Data for Hybrids Tested 2 Years

Table 4. Mean dry weight yields across and by location of 11 corn hybrids evaluated for silage at four REC locations in Tennessee during 2017.

MS†
Avg. Yield
Hybrid †Trait Package ‡Dry Weight Avg. Yield
(tons/acre)
±Std Err.Knoxville
(tons/acre)
Crossville
(tons/acre)
Spring Hill
(tons/acre)
Springfield
(tons/acre)
ACroplan 5900RR, VT2P9.01±0.478.799.3910.617.26
ABNK N83D-3111RR, LL, VIP31118.93±0.479.288.9011.136.42
ABTerral REV 28BHR18RR2, LL, YGCB, HX18.73±0.478.869.1511.015.91
ABCAugusta 7768GT, LL, VIP31108.71±0.488.489.2010.826.49
ABCDMasters Choice MCT6653RR, LL, 3000GT8.55±0.478.378.6410.077.11
ABCDCroplan 5678RR, VT2P8.34±0.478.208.1210.436.61
BCDTerral REV 25BHR26RR2, LL, YGCB, HX18.31±0.477.808.6910.716.05
BCDMasters Choice MCT6733RR, LL, 3000GT8.28±0.478.778.208.997.15
CDENK NK1573-3111ARR, LL, VIP31118.02±0.477.697.999.706.69
DETerral REV 23BHR55RR2, LL, YGCB, HX17.96±0.478.248.419.495.71
EMasters Choice MCT6363RR, LL, 3000GT7.34±0.487.347.789.005.27
Average8.38±0.478.358.5910.186.42

 

† Hybrids that have any MS letter in common are not significantly different at the 5% level of probability.

‡ For a full description of abbreviated biotech traits, see table 13.

 

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