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Agronomic Characteristics on Public Soybean Varieties Suitable for North Dakota Production

Variety* Maturity Group Fargo Relative Maturity Height Hilium Color Zone** Remarks***
Maple Ridge 00.3 V. early V. Short Yellow 3,4 1,7
Maple Amber 00.4 V. early V. Short brown 3,4 1,3,5
Daksoy 00.5 Early Short Yellow 3,4 7
Jim 00.6 Early Short Yellow 3,4 7
McCall 00.7 Early Short Yellow 2,3,4 7
Glacier 00.8 Early Short Yellow 2,3,4 3,5
Traill 0.0 Early med. Med. Yellow 2,3,4 2,7
Agassiz 0.0 Early med. Short buff 2,3,4 6
MN 0301 0.3 Med. Med. Yellow 2,3 6,8
Ozie 0.3 Med Med. Yellow 2,3 6
Barnes 0.3 Med Med Buff 2,3 2,5
Danatto* 0.4 Med Short Yellow 2,3 3,7,8
Norpor* 0.4 Med Med. Yellow 2,3 7
Council 0.6 Med Med. Yellow 1,2 2,6
Dawson 0.7 Med Med. Yellow 1,2 2,6
Lambert 0.8 Med Med. imp black 1,2 6
Surge 0.9 Late Med. black 1 2,6
Kato 1.3 Late Med. Tall 1 2,4,6

* Listed in order of maturity (earliest to latest). Danatto is a natto bean and Norpro is a Tofu bean.
** Zone - see map at the end of the book for Soybean maturity zones.
*** Remarks

(1) Sensitive to Sencor/Lexone
(2) Good Iron-Chlorosis resistance
(3) Sensitive to iron-chlorosis on high pH soils
(4) Plant early
(5) Resistant to Races 1-4 of phytophthora root rot
(6) Resistant to Races 1 and 2 of phytophthora root rot
(7) Susceptible to phytophthora root rot

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