Oat Forage. Tifton, Georgia: Oat Forage Performance, Dry Matter Yield
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1 Oat Forage Tifton, Georgia: Brand-Variety 1/30/2017 2/21/2017 3/22/ Yr Avg lb/acre SCOP Okay TX14OCS TAMO TAMO Horizon RAM LA SS Horizon Legend NF Graham TX14OCS Horizon FL 0914-U TX14OCS TX14OCS SCLA SCOP Average LSD at 10% Level 313 NS NS Std. Err. of Entry Mean C.V. = 8.4%, and df for EMS = The F-test indicated no statistical difference at the alpha = 0.10 probability level; therefore, an LSD value was not calculated. Bolding indicates entries yielding equal to highest yielding entry within a column based on Fisher's protected LSD (P = 0.10). Planted: November 9, Soil Type: Tifton loamy sand. Soil Test: P = High, K = Medium, and ph = 6.0. Fertilization: Preplant: 50 lb N, 50 lb P 2 O 5, and 50 lb K 2 O/acre. Management: Previous Crop: Disked, moldboard plowed, and rototilled. Grain sorghum. Test conducted by R. Brooke and D. Dunn. Georgia Small Grain Performance Tests 68 Annual Publication 100-9
2 Brand-Variety 2/2/2017 3/20/2017 4/18/ Yr Avg lb/acre Okay NF SCOP TX14OCS Horizon RAM LA SCLA TX14OCS TAMO SS Horizon SCOP Graham TX14OCS TAMO TX14OCS Horizon FL 0914-U Average LSD at 10% Level Std. Err. of Entry Mean C.V. = 5.2%, and df for EMS = 51. Bolding indicates entries yielding equal to highest yielding entry within a column based on Fisher's protected LSD (P = 0.10). Planted: November 8, Soil Type: Greenville sandy clay loam. Soil Test: P = High, K = Very High, and ph = 5.9. Fertilization: Preplant: 28 lb N, 80 lb P 2 O 5, 80 lb K 2 O, and 1,000 lb dolomitic lime/acre. Management: Previous Crop: Plains, Georgia: Disked, chisel plowed, field conditioned, and rototilled. Peanuts. Test conducted by R. Brooke and D. Dunn. Georgia Small Grain Performance Tests 69 Annual Publication 100-9
3 Athens, Georgia: Brand-Variety 2/1/2017 3/6/2017 4/10/ lb/acre SCOP Horizon Okay Graham Horizon TX14OCS NF SS SCLA FL 0914-U RAM LA SCOP TAMO TAMO TX14OCS TX14OCS Horizon TX14OCS Average LSD at 10% Level Std. Err. of Entry Mean C.V. = 12.4%, and df for EMS = 51. Bolding indicates entries yielding equal to highest yielding entry within a column based on Fisher's protected LSD (P = 0.10). Planted: October 11, Seeding Rate: 27 seed/foot in 7" rows. Soil Type: Augusta A/Chewacla silt loam. Soil Test: P = Medium, K = Low, and ph = 6.1. Fertilization: Preplant: 50 lb N, 165 lb P 2 O 5, and 330 lb K 2 O/acre. Management: Chisel plowed, disked, and rototilled; Harmony Extra used for weed control; Karate and Sivanto used for insect control. Previous Crop: Sorghum. Test conducted by H. Jordan and G. Ware. Georgia Small Grain Performance Tests 70 Annual Publication 100-9
4 Marianna, Florida: Brand-Variety 1/6/2017 2/6/2017 3/13/2017 4/11/ Yr Avg lb/acre Okay SS NF TAMO TX14OCS SCLA TX14OCS Horizon RAM LA TX14OCS Graham SCOP SCOP TX14OCS TAMO Horizon Legend Horizon FL 0914-U Average LSD at 10% Level NS 2 Std. Err. of Entry Mean C.V. = 7.5%, and df for EMS = The F-test indicated no statistical difference at the alpha = 0.10 probability level; therefore, an LSD value was not calculated. Bolding indicates entries yielding equal to highest yielding entry within a column based on Fisher's protected LSD (P = 0.10). Planted: October 26, Soil Type: Chipola loamy sand. Soil Test: P = Medium, K = Low, and ph = 5.6. Fertilization: Preplant: 50 lb N, 20 lb P 2 O 5, 60 lb K 2 O, and 15 lb S/acre. Topdress: 50 lb N/acre after 1st, 2nd, and 3rd harvests. Management: Disked, moldboard plowed, and rototilled; Harmony Extra used for weed control. Previous Crop: Corn. Test conducted by J. Jones. Georgia Small Grain Performance Tests 71 Annual Publication 100-9
5 Statewide Summary: with Two- and Three-Year Averages Dry Forage Yield Tifton Plains Athens 1 Statewide Brand-Variety 2017 Avg Avg 2017 Avg Avg 2017 Avg Avg 2017 Avg Avg lb/acre FL 0914-U Graham Horizon Horizon Horizon Legend NF Okay RAM LA SCLA SCOP SCOP SS TAMO TAMO TX14OCS TX14OCS TX14OCS TX14OCS Average LSD at 10% Level NS 2 NS 418 NS NS NS NS Std. Err. of Entry Mean Athens 2017 data with Griffin data for 2016 and Griffin provided Piedmont region data in previous years. 2. The F-Test indicated no statistical difference at the alpha = 0.10 probability level; therefore an LSD value was not calculated. Bolding indicates entries yielding equal to highest yielding entry within a column based on Fisher's protected LSD (P = 0.10). Georgia Small Grain Performance Tests 72 Annual Publication 100-9
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