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Hybrid test results, hybrid test plots entry forms, seed guides, related publications.
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- Corn
- Soybean
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- Dry Beans, Field Peas, Oats, Millet, Sunflower
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Links and FAQs
Variety Testing Frequently Asked Questions
Seed Guides
2023 Fall Seed Guide
2022 Fall Seed Guide
2022 Spring Seed Guide
2021 Fall Seed Guide
2021 Spring Seed Guide
2020 Fall Seed Guide
2018 Fall Seed Guide
2017 Fall Seed Guide
2017 Spring Seed Guide
2016 Fall Seed Guide
Wheat Certified Seed Resources
2016 Spring Seed Guide
2015 Fall Seed Guide
2015 Spring Seed Guide
Variety Test Entry Forms
2023 Sunflower Hybrid Entry Application Form (PDF)
2023 Spring Pea Entry Application Form (XLS)
2024 Winter Pea Entry Application Form (PDF) | (XLS)
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