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1 ^ Title: Small grain variety performance under no-till conditions. Year: Location: Western Triangle Research Center, Conrad, MT. Personnel: Gregory D. Kushnak, Research Center, Conrad; Luther Talbert and Tom Blake, MSU Dept Plant, Soil & Environ Sci. Objectives: Identify small grain varieties which are adapted to no-till conditions. Methods: Spring wheat and barley varieties were no-till planted into barley stubble at right angles to the previous crop. Crop history for the site was barley in 1996, fallow in 1995, and barley in Planting was accomplished with a double-disk no-till plot planter constructed by our Research Center Staff. Row space was 12 inches. Fertilizer included 100 pounds/acre ammonium phosphate ( ) and 100 pounds/acre actual nitrogen top-dressed as urea. Roundup herbicide was used for preplant weed & volunteer control. Hoelon and Bronate herbicides were used for wild oat and broadleafcontrol, respectively. Results: Data for 1997, along with 5-year averages, are presented in Tables 1 and 2 for spring wheat, and Tables 3 and 4 for barley. Rainfall was timely and well distributed over the growing season, resulting in good crop performance for recrop conditions. The ranking ofvarieties for yield under these no-till conditions is similar to that ofour trials on fallow. The no-till conditions at Conrad have been relatively disease-free and non-stressed for moisture over the past five years. Future Plans: Continue the no-till continuous-crop variety evaluations in efforts to include seasons ofdisease and environmental stress.
2 Table 1 Dryland Recrop No-till Spring Wheat variety trial grown north of Conrad, Mont. Agr. Expt. Station. Western Triangle Ag. Research Center, Conrad, Montana. Variety Yield bu/ac Test wt. lbs/bu. Plant hgt. inches protein VANNA (s. white) RAMBO * STOA FERGUS WESTBRED EXPRESS NEWANA MCNEAL TRENTON PIONEER LEN WESTBRED AMIDON * GLENMAN * HI-LINE MTHW MTHW LEW * WESTBRED MT 9433 * FORTUNA * MT ERNEST * GRANDIN Fertilizer: 100# with the seed, + 100# N topdressed. Previous crop: Barley. Date seeded: May 5, Date harvested: September 2, Rainfall: From seeding to harvest was 7.7 inches. * = Sawfly resistant varieties. (Amidon and Rambo have partial resistance.) (Also, most experimental lines are resistant). Yield experimental mean: Error degrees of freedom: F test for var: 1.26 C.V. 2: 4.98 LSD (0.05): 7.22
3 <5 Table 2 Five-year summary for No-till Recrop Spring Wheat varieties grown near Conrad, MT Mont. Agr. Expt. Station, Western Triangle Agr. Research Center, Conrad, MT year comparable average Yield Test wt Plant % Protein Variety bu/ac lbs/bu inches GLENMAN * WESTBRED RAMBO * WESTBRED EXPRESS AMIDON * WESTBRED NEWANA HI-LINE MCNEAL STOA ERNEST * LEN TRENTON GRANDIN FORTUNA * LEW * Cooperator: Western Triangle Agricultural Research Center. * = Sawfly resistant varieties. (Amidon and Rambo have partial = Plant heights based on four years average. ( )
4 9-., u, i \o A Table 3 Dryland Recrop No-till Barley variety trial grown north of Conrad, Mont. Agr. Expt. Station, Westerm Triangle Ag. Research Center, Conrad, MT. Yield Test Plant % % % Variety bu/ac weight hgt. Plump Thin Protein lbs/bu inches Steptoe (6-row) Stander (6-row) Foster (6-row) Baronesse Logan Stark H H Harrington Bowman Gallatin MT Hector Lewis Targhee Chinook Fertilizer: 100# with the seed, + 100# N actual topdressed after planting. Previous crop: Barley. Method of seeding: Double-disc drill. Date seeded: May 5, Date harvested: August 20, Rainfall: From seeding to harvest was 7.14 inches. Yield experimental mean: Error degrees of freedom: F test for var. : 3.92 C.V. 2: 3.39 LSD (0.05): 7.47
5 S3 Table 4 Five-year summary for Recrop Dryland No-Till Barley varieties grown north of Conrad, MT Mont. Agr. Expt. Station, Western Triangle Agr. Res. Center, Conrad, MT. 5 - year comparable average Variety Yield Test Plant % % % bu/ac weight hgt.* Plump thin Protein lbs/bu inches BARONESSE H STANDER STEPTOE H GALLATIN MT HARRINGTON STARK HECTOR BOWMAN TARGHEE LEWIS CHINOOK * = Plant hgt. averages based on four years only. ( )
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