NEW YORK STATE 2017 PROCESSING PEA CULTIVAR TRIAL REPORT

James Ballerstein - Research Support Specialist, Horticulture Section New York State Agricultural Experiment Station - Cornell University, Geneva, New York

Stephen Reiners – Professor and Chair, Horticulture Section

New York State Agricultural Experiment Station - Cornell University, Geneva, New York

PROCEDURE AND MATERIALS

Location: NYS Agricultural Research Farm, Geneva - soil type – silt loam. Til lage – Conventional. Ferti l izer: broadcast 400 lb/A of 8-14-21 and worked in. Planter – Modified Hege 80 (cone type). Planting Date – 4/28. Picking started on 6/20 and we finished on 7/8. Herbicide – Raptor, Thistrol, Assure and Basagran mix post plant 4/28. Plot Size: 7 rows by 30 ft. Row Width: 6 inches, Row length: 30 ft. In-row Spacing: All cultivars were adjusted (seed planted) to 100% germination. Our processor has asked us to shoot for 600,000 plants per acre for early, 570,000 for second early and 550,000 plants per acre for the rest). Insecticide – none. Experimental Design – Randomized split block design, 4 replications (3 replications were harvested and another was left for demonstration). Model TG4EI Integrating Texturegage – measure for maturity.

The objective of this trial was to compare a number of normal leaf and afila type pea varieties for yield and other quality characteristics. This was accomplished in cooperation with the pea processor in New York in an attempt to find new, higher quality, and disease resistant varieties that are adapted to our climate and soil conditions. Evaluation of processed product was held on 11/5 for processing and seed company representatives.

Yield of seven rows by 5 feet per replication (35 Row feet) was obtained by pulling the plants and hand picking the pods. Two harvests were made if possible to plot yield increase and also tenderometer reading increase. A target tenderometer value of 110 was used for the final harvest. A stationary sheller was used to remove berries from the harvested pods. Tenderometer readings were taken on each replication and averaged for the report. Pea berries were hand sieved with Seedburo hand testing screens. See following table for details. Table 1. Sieve size diameters. Sieve Diameter of circular Opening in MM (inches) Size Wil l not pass through Wil l pass through 1 6.35 (16/64) 7.1 (18/64) 2 7.1 (18/64) 7.9 (20/64) 3 7.9 (20/64) 8.7 (22/64) 4 8.7 (22/64) 9.5 (24/64) 5 9.5 (24/64) 10.3 (26/64) 6 10.3 (26/64) 11.1 (28/64) Temperature and moisture Conditions Soil conditions were decent at planting but a hard rain shortly afterwards created crusting. A crust buster was used to lightly scratch the soil but smaller seeded cultivars seemed to have been hurt more than the larger seeded ones. This field had peas in it 2015 but it was the only field I could plant at the time I needed to or the trial would not have been planted. Higher than normal rains along with the hard soild conditions resulted in root rot symptoms showing up around flower. Night temperatures were low 30s. Plants were slow to emerge and many were not as uniform as they should have been. Yields were lower than some years due to lower stands and ranged from 800 lbs per acre to 8596 lbs per acre. See the weather insert at the end of the summary for a breakdown of temperatures and precipitation over the growing season. Please direct any questions to the following mailing address, phone number or email address.

Contact information - Jim Ballerstein, 315-787-2223 (phone) jwb2@cornell.edu (email) We wish to thank the NYS Vegetable Research Council and Association and cooperating seed companies for their financial support of the project. We wish to thank Mr. Buzz Lowe of Farm Fresh First for his assistance in planning the trials. My thanks to team members Floyd Baker, Helen Terra, Wayne Hansen, Matt Gates, Alison Mahoney, Arielle Brotherton, Andrea Lewis and Misty Hotelling and for their assistance in day to day operations. Table of Contents Pages 1 Title Page and Table 1 – Sieve Size Diameters Page 2 Table of Contents Pages 3&4 Table 2. Cultivar List and Seed Company Maturity Pages 5&6 Table 3 Plant Characteristics Pages 7&8 Table 3A - Plot Stand description Pages 9-14 Table 4 - Maturity, Sieve Information and Yield (In order of maturity) Page 15 Explanations for Tables 4 and 5 Pages 16&17 Table 5. Plant and Pod Characteristics Pages 18&19 Table 6. Tenderometer readings and Maturity Pages 19-21 Comments Pages 21-25 Cultivar Descriptions from the Seed Source Pages 26&27 Table 7. Weather Summary and 110 tenderometer unit adjustment chart

Table 2 - Cultivar List and Maturity From Seed Source

Cultivar HU Seed SourceLeaf Type Seed Treatment

Seed Count/lb Germ. %

Sieve index

Node to blossom

Spring std 1050 Pureline Normal Maxim/Apron XL 2200 95 3.9 9 to 10Para 1100 Pureline Normal Maxim/Apron XL 2433 95FR-43 1130 Pureline Normal Maxim/Apron XL 3086 9111P42 1132 Pureline afila Maxim/Apron XL 2936 94PLS M-14 1132 Pureline Normal Maxim/Apron XL 2318 95 3.7 92269 1190 GV afila

Maxim4FS, ApronXL,Cruiser5FS 2215 96 3.9 9 to 10

BSC2014 1200 Brotherton Normal maxim+apronXL 2428 95 4.1435 1200 GV afila

Maxim4FS, ApronXL,Cruiser5FS 2142 94 3.5 10

BSC3048 1240 Brotherton afila maxim+apronXL 2304 97 4.1Austin 1250 GV afila

Maxim4FS, ApronXL,Cruiser5FS 2278 97 3.2 12

N069-5 1300 Pureline Normal Maxim/Apron XL 2998 91Portage std 1305 Crites afila maxim &apronXL 2025 99 3.8 10Lil Mo std 1320 Seminis Normal A,C, Cr 3551 91 2.6 10 to 11BSC5051 1330 Brotherton Normal maxim+apronXL 2215 100 4.6SV7401QH 1340 Seminis DetA A,C, Cr 3246 95 3.2Iona 1348 Pureline Normal Maxim/Apron XL 2947 95 2.4509-N 1350 Pureline Normal Maxim/Apron XL 2070 92518 1350 GV afila

Maxim4FS, ApronXL,Cruiser5FS 2648 94 3.8

CS 460AF 1350 Crites afila maxim &apronXL 2170 95PLS 595 1358 Pureline afila Maxim/Apron XL 2323 95 1391018 1360 Pureline Normal Maxim/Apron XL 2487 91410 1360 GV afila

Maxim4FS, ApronXL,Cruiser5FS 3617 96

Impact 1380 Brotherton afila maxim+apronXL 2507 95 3.2BSCP064 1380 Brotherton Normal maxim+apronXL 4407 99 2490 1380 GV Normal

Maxim4FS, ApronXL,Cruiser5FS 2573 97 3.8

PLS 179 1396 Pureline afila Maxim/Apron XL 2512 95PLS 183 1400 Pureline afila Maxim/Apron XL 1978 92Reliance 1420 Seminis DetA A,C, Cr 3254 98 3.2CS 433AF 1430 Crites afila maxim &apronXL 2520 99BL419 mid (59 days)Columbia Normal Vibrance Maxx 3547 93 14SV8112QH 1430 Seminis DetA A,C, Cr 2770 94 3.1BSCP070 1450 Brotherton afila maxim+apronXL 3575 88 3.2DA1470 std 1470 Seminis DetA A,C, Cr 2895 91 3.2CS 440AF 1475 Crites afila maxim &apronXL 2454 97 3.4

Table 2 continuted - Cultivar List and Maturity From Seed Source

Cultivar HU Seed SourceLeaf Type Seed Treatment

Seed Count/lb Germ. %

Sieve index

Node to blossom

SV1231QF 1480 Seminis afila A,C, Cr 3114 92SV0371QF 1480 Seminis afila A,C, Cr 3244 94BL2404 mid Columbia afila Vibrance Maxx 2270 93 14-152278 1500 GV afila

Maxim4FS, ApronXL,Cruiser5FS 2529 96 3.6 15

5529 1500 GV afilaMaxim4FS, ApronXL,Cruiser5FS 3777 94 2.8

8288 1500 GV afilaMaxim4FS, ApronXL,Cruiser5FS 2067 ? 3.7

Lochsa 1500 Crites afila maxim &apronXL 2268 99 3.7 15Welland 1505 Crites afila maxim &apronXL 2929 98 2.7SV7688QF 1520 Seminis DetA A,C, Cr 2751 95 3.2SV0893QF 1525 Seminis Normal A,C, Cr 2415 95 3.5Ricco 1530 GV afila

Maxim4FS, ApronXL,Cruiser5FS 2445 97 3.7 15

8069 1550 GV afilaMaxim4FS, ApronXL,Cruiser5FS 2707 ? 3.6

513 1550 GV normalMaxim4FS, ApronXL,Cruiser5FS 2441 96 4 15

BL415 mid-late Columbia Normal Vibrance Maxx 2522 93 14/15522 1560 GV afila

Maxim4FS, ApronXL,Cruiser5FS 2259 92 4 14-15

SV6844QG 1600 Seminis afila A,C, Cr 2905 99Trinity 1535 Crites afila maxim &apronXL 2844 97 3.6Concept 1620 Brotherton afila maxim+apronXL 2671 96 3.7Natches 1550 Crites afila maxim &apronXL 2468 97 3.85106 (old 506) 1650 GV afila

Maxim4FS, ApronXL,Cruiser5FS 2399 94

BL403 late Columbia Normal Vibrance Maxx 1974 93 15/16BL2418 late Columbia afila Vibrance Maxx 2671 93 16/17

Table 3. Plant Characteristics

Cultivar

Plant Stand Rating

Heat Units to full flower

Root Rot Rating

Greenseeker Rating

Plant Habit

Rating (at Harvest)

1-5 (best)Overall Rating

Spring std 3.1 659 2.1 0.49 2 2.25Para 3.3 720 2.9 0.48 2.4 3.1FR-43 2.8 720 2.4 0.36 2.3 2.111P42 2.8 756 1.5 0.25 2.0 1.8PLS M-14 2.8 756 1.5 0.24 1.1 1.42269 2.9 687 1.9 0.3 1.5 1.9BSC2014 3.8 756 2.4 0.46 2.3 2.8435 3.6 794 2.4 0.41 2.5 2.6BSC3048 3.4 822 2.4 0.41 2.5 2.6Austin 2.6 794 1.3 0.29 1.6 1.5Lil Mo std 2.6 756 1.9 0.39 3 2.5Portage std 3.1 794 2.3 0.43 2.8 2.7SV0371QF 3.4 952 2.2 0.36 2.1 2.5CS 460AF 2.9 822 2.3 0.36 2 2490 3.3 822 2.2 0.34 2 2.5SV7401QH 3.6 883 3 0.66 2.2 3.3518 3.9 822 3.5 0.6 2.3 3.4410 3.5 853 3.1 0.54 2.1 3.3Impact 3.3 916 2.2 0.37 2.6 2.5N069-5 2.3 794 1.3 0.26 3 2Reliance 3 883 2.1 0.33 3.5 2.3CS 433AF 3.9 916 4 0.63 2 3.4DA1470 std 2.8 916 2 0.24 3.5 2.55529 2.9 1016 2.2 0.31 2.2 2.5Ricco 3.8 916 3.7 0.65 2 3.4522 4 989 3.3 0.57 3 3.18288 4.3 952 3.3 0.63 3 3.5BSC5051 3.1 916 2.5 0.45 2 2.3509-N 2.5 916 1.8 0.3 2.3 2.2BL419 2.4 883 2.2 0.3 2.5 2.2BSCP070 3.5 883 3.1 0.48 2 3.1CS 440AF 3.4 916 2.4 0.35 2 2.72278 4 916 3.4 0.61 2 3.3SV7688QF 3.8 989 3.3 0.59 2.5 3.3

Table 3. Plant Characteristics continued:

Cultivar

Plant Stand Rating

Heat Units to full flower

Root Rot Rating

Greenseeker Rating

Plant Habit

Rating (at Harvest)

Overall Rating

8069 3.5 916 3 0.6 1.5 3.3513 2.9 952 2 0.37 2.7 2.3PLS 179 2.9 952 3 0.32 2.8 2.8SV1231QF 3.5 989 3 0.48 2.4 3.1BL2404 3.4 989 3.1 0.46 3.3 3.1Lochsa 3.4 952 2.5 0.51 2.3 2.5Welland 3 989 2.6 0.41 3 2.85106 4 952 3.5 0.63 3.3 3.5BL403 3 952 1.5 0.33 3 1.5Concept 2.8 952 1.3 0.25 3 1Iona 2.4 952 1.5 0.24 3 1.591018 3.4 989 2.5 0.48 2.5 2.5SV0893QF 3 989 1.5 0.43 2.5 2BL415 2.9 952 1.8 0.37 2.5 2.7BL2418 2.4 952 1.5 0.25 3.5 1.5PLS 183 2.9 1016 2.8 0.39 2 2.8PLS 595 3.4 952 2.8 0.41 2.5 2.8Natches 2.8 952 2 0.27 3 2SV6844QG 2.3 1064 2.3 0.26 3.3 2.5BSCP064 2.6 1.2 0.28 3 1Trinity 2.3 1.5 0.28 2.5 1.8SV8112 2.5 883 2.2 0.22 3 1

Plant Stand – A rating four weeks after planting. 1=poor, 5 = excellent (see breakdown by rep table 3A)

Heat Units to full flower (base 40 degrees)

Root Rot Rating on evaluation trial - 1 = dead, 5 = completely healthy

Greenseeker rating - an instrument measures plant cover over the plot. 0 equals no plants, 1.0 complete cover. At harvest.

Plant Habit – Rating of how well the plants stood at harvest. 1= flat on ground, 10 very erect

Overall rating - 1-5 scale with 5 being best. (plant std, habit, overall health, yield potential)

Table 3A - Breakdown of stand ratings by replication

Cultivar

Ave. of ratings 6/5/17

Rep 1 Rep 2 Rep 3 Rep 4 Rep 1 Rep 2 Rep 3 Rep 4Spring std 3.5 3.5 2 3.5 3.1 * ? _ *Para 3.5 3.5 3 3 3.3 * * ? ?FR-43 2.5 3 2.5 3 2.8 * ? _ ?11P42 2.5 2.5 3 3 2.8 * _ _ ?PLS M-14 3 2 3 3 2.8 * _ _ ?2269 2.5 3.5 2.5 3 2.9 ? * _ ?BSC2014 3.5 4.5 3.5 3.5 3.8 * * ? ?435 3 3.5 4 4 3.6 * * ? ?BSC3048 3.5 2.5 4 3.5 3.4 * ? ? *Austin 2 1 4 3.5 2.6 * _ ? ?N069-5 1 2 3 3 2.3 _ _ ? ?Portage std 2.5 3 4 3 3.1 ? ? * ?LilMostd 2 2.5 3 3 2.6 ? _ ? *BSC5051 2.5 3 3.5 3.5 3.1 _ ? ? *SV7401QH 3 3.5 4 4 3.6 * * * *Iona 2 2 2.5 3 2.4 ? _ ? ?509-N 2.5 2 3 2.5 2.5 * _ ? ?518 4 4 3.5 4 3.9 * * * *CS 460AF 3 2 3 3.5 2.9 * _ ? *PLS 595 4 3 2.5 4 3.4 * ? ? *91018 4 2.5 3 4 3.4 * ? ? *410 3.5 3 3.5 4 3.5 * ? * *Impact 3.5 3 3 3.5 3.3 * ? ? ?BSCP064 2 2.5 2.5 3.5 2.6 _ _ _ ?490 3 3 3 4 3.3 ? _ _ *PLS 179 3.5 3 2 3 2.9 * ? _ ?PLS 183 3 3 2.5 3 2.9 * ? ? ?Reliance 2.5 3 3 3.5 3.0 ? ? ? ?CS 433AF 3.5 4 4 4 3.9 * * * *BL419 1 3.5 2 3 2.4 _ ? _ ?SV8112QH 1 3 3 3 2.5 _ * _ _BSCP070 3 3.5 4 3.5 3.5 * ? * ?DA1470std 2.5 2.5 2.5 3.5 2.8 _ ? _ ?CS 440AF 3.5 3 3 4 3.4 * ? ? *SV1231QF 3 3.5 3.5 4 3.5 * * * *?SV0371QF 2.5 3 4.5 3.5 3.4 _ ? * ?BL2404 3.5 3 3.5 3.5 3.4 * ? * ?

Plot rating for harv. on 6/19 (*, ?, _) Stand Ratings on 6/5

Table3AContinued:

Cultivar

Ave. of ratings 6/5/17

Rep 1 Rep 2 Rep 3 Rep 4 Rep 1 Rep 2 Rep 3 Rep 4

2278 4 4 4 4 4.0 * * * *5529 2 2.5 3 4 2.9 _ _ ? ?8288 4 4.5 4.5 4 4.3 * * * *Lochsa 3.5 3 3 4 3.4 * ? ? *Welland 3 2.5 3 3.5 3.0 * _ ? *SV7688QF 3.5 3.5 4 4 3.8 * * * *SV0893QF 2.5 3 3 3.5 3.0 ? ? _ *Ricco 3.5 3.5 4 4 3.8 * * * *8069 3 3.5 4 3.5 3.5 * * * *513 2.5 2 3 4 2.9 ? _ _ *BL415 2.5 2.5 3 3.5 2.9 ? ? _ ?522 4 4 4 4 4.0 * * * *SV6844QG 1 3 2.5 2.5 2.3 _ * _ _Trinity 1 2 3 3 2.3 _ _ _ _Concept 2 2.5 3 3.5 2.8 _ _ ? ?Natches 2 2.5 3 3.5 2.8 _ _ ? ?

5106 4 4 4.5 3.5 4.0 * * * *BL403 2.5 3.5 3 3 3.0 _ ? ? *?BL2418 2 3 2 2.5 2.4 _ _ _ ?

6/5 rating:0 equals all plants dead, 3 considered acceptable and

5 considered excellent.

Plot rating for harv. on 6/19 (*, ?, _)

Plot rating for harv. on 6/19 (*, ?, _) * is acceptable to good, ? Is marginal, _ is unharvestable

Stand Ratings on 6/5

Table 4. Maturity Sieve Distribution and Yield - (in order of maturity)

Cultivar Rep

Days to

harv.

Heat Units to Harv.

Sieve 1 %

Sieve 2 %

Sieve 3 %

Sieve 4 %

Sieve 5%

Sieve 6%

Sieve size

index Ten. #/A

Adjusted Yield Based on 110 TU

Plants per A (1000)

Plts. per foot

Spring std 1 60 1174 0 1 7 22 46 23 4.8 120 4610 4287 463 5.32 60 1174 0 0 5 18 44 33 5.0 140 4399 3783 408 4.74 60 1174 0 0 3 14 53 31 5.1 144 4265 3625 468 5.4

Para 1 61 1194 5 12 38 36 9 1 3.4 101 4840 5372 373 4.32 61 1194 5 11 38 37 10 0 3.4 108 3507 3578 336 3.93 61 1194 2 5 36 47 9 2 3.6 133 2348 2066 388 4.5

Para 1 62 1194 2 4 30 52 12 1 3.7 131 3517 3095 381 4.42 62 1194 0 8 33 45 14 0 3.7 125 2377 2163 249 2.93 62 1194 0 3 27 50 18 2 3.9 145 2942 2501 413 4.7

FR-43 1 61 1194 11 27 49 14 1 0 2.7 110 3354 3354 373 4.32 61 1194 14 24 48 15 1 0 2.7 111 2750 2723 344 3.94 61 1194 9 21 53 18 1 0 2.9 138 1552 1335 436 5.0

11P42 1 61 1194 3 5 32 46 14 1 3.7 120 3747 3485 376 4.34 61 1194 3 6 33 41 17 0 3.7 123 1514 1393 179 2.1

PLS M-14 1 61 1194 1 2 15 59 22 1 4.1 124 4111 3741 483 5.54 61 1194 0 1 12 55 30 2 4.2 132 2271 1999 324 3.7

2269 1 61 1194 0 0 5 19 50 27 5.0 143 3536 3006 403 4.62 61 1194 0 1 3 22 49 26 5.0 134 5721 4977 625 7.2

BSC2014 1 61 1194 1 3 23 55 17 1 3.9 127 4648 4183 421 4.82 61 1194 2 12 44 30 11 1 3.4 101 7178 7967 582 6.73 61 1194 0 2 18 60 19 0 3.9 159 2827 2375 473 5.4

435 1 61 1194 2 3 20 54 22 0 4.0 109 5501 5556 523 6.02 61 1194 9 11 33 30 18 1 3.5 88 3258 4920 376 4.33 61 1194 2 2 16 59 20 1 4.0 125 2319 2110 329 3.8

435 1 62 1214 0 3 26 55 15 0 3.8 146 2060 1751 473 5.42 62 1214 9 12 29 34 17 2 3.5 85 2319 3989 326 3.73 62 1214 0 1 15 61 22 1 4.1 126 2846 2562 358 4.1

Cultivar RepDays to

harv.

Heat Units to Harv.

Sieve 1 %

Sieve 2 %

Sieve 3 %

Sieve 4 %

Sieve 5%

Sieve 6%

Sieve size

index Ten. #/A

Adjusted Yield Based on 110

TUPlants per A

(1000)Plts. per

foot

BSC3048 1 61 1194 4 8 52 32 5 0 3.3 99 4581 5268 448 5.12 61 1194 20 23 45 9 2 0 2.6 82 2175 4460 358 4.14 61 1194 7 9 45 35 6 0 3.3 108 2664 2717 348 4.0

BSC3048 1 62 1214 1 4 37 51 7 0 3.6 126 2444 2199 433 5.02 62 1214 22 22 42 14 0 0 2.6 77 1102 2568 261 3.04 62 1214 3 5 32 57 4 0 3.6 129 2329 2073 341 3.9

Austin 1 61 1194 2 1 10 51 36 1 4.2 100 3900 4407 480 5.53 61 1194 3 2 9 44 41 2 4.2 109 3230 3262 488 5.64 61 1194 4 2 10 48 37 2 4.2 118 1802 1694 393 4.5

Austin 4 62 1214 0 1 7 46 45 1 4.4 120 2156 2005 341 3.93 62 1214 0 1 8 38 50 3 4.5 123 2175 2001 311 3.6

Lil Mo std 3 62 1214 11 36 49 6 0 0 2.5 111 2578 2552 361 4.11 62 1214 16 34 44 7 0 0 2.5 112 1715 1681 261 3.04 62 1214 14 33 47 7 1 0 2.6 114 2837 2723 433 5.0

Lil Mo std 3 63 1239 6 25 49 17 3 0 2.9 122 2587 2380 324 3.74 63 1239 12 26 50 13 1 0 2.7 124 2472 2250 324 3.7

Portage std 1 63 1239 2 5 16 30 42 7 4.3 95 3421 4277 386 4.43 63 1239 1 4 15 37 38 6 4.3 98 4293 5023 495 5.74 63 1239 3 5 16 29 44 4 4.2 102 1945 2120 353 4.1

Portage std 1 64 1269 0 1 6 28 53 12 4.7 120 1600 1488 217 2.53 64 1269 0 2 8 27 57 7 4.6 111 4427 4383 324 3.74 64 1269 0 2 14 25 53 6 4.4 110 2099 2099 254 2.9

SV0371QF 2 69 1414 3 5 34 46 12 1 3.7 202 3718 3123 436 5.03 69 1414 7 10 34 45 6 0 3.4 156 3000 2520 448 5.1

CS 460AF 1 63 1239 4 6 22 42 25 3 3.9 102 3824 4168 498 5.73 63 1239 0 4 29 41 21 4 3.9 119 1351 1270 329 3.84 63 1239 10 18 37 28 7 1 3.2 83 4197 8101 473 5.4

CS 460AF 1 64 1269 3 2 27 43 22 3 3.9 116 2511 2385 329 3.83 64 1269 2 5 24 39 25 6 4.0 128 1227 1092 222 2.54 64 1269 10 14 36 27 13 1 3.3 93 3670 4808 378 4.3

490 1 65 1302 1 4 14 37 38 7 4.3 144 1811 1540 446 5.14 65 1302 3 0 4 15 55 25 5.0 127 4399 3959 378 4.3

Cultivar RepDays to

harv.

Heat Units to Harv.

Sieve 1 %

Sieve 2 %

Sieve 3 %

Sieve 4 %

Sieve 5%

Sieve 6%

Sieve size

index Ten. #/A

Adjusted Yield Based on 110

TUPlants per A

(1000)Plts. per

foot

SV7401QH 1 65 1302 4 11 41 36 8 1 3.4 101 4015 4457 316 3.63 65 1302 1 7 45 37 10 1 3.5 109 5165 5217 505 5.84 65 1302 4 14 44 32 6 1 3.3 108 4983 5083 465 5.3

SV7401QH 1 67 1363 2 7 42 39 10 1 3.5 151 6718 5643 411 4.73 67 1363 2 3 29 50 16 1 3.8 155 5510 4629 398 4.64 67 1363 3 8 42 36 12 1 3.5 136 6172 5369 490 5.6

518 1 69 1414 1 0 36 18 38 7 4.1 148 3086 2592 348 4.02 69 1414 1 1 3 20 60 16 4.9 191 3009 2528 391 4.53 69 1414 1 1 6 32 51 10 4.6 201 3086 2592 456 5.2

410 1 67 1363 2 2 7 27 49 12 4.6 135 6708 5836 321 3.73 67 1363 0 0 2 12 56 30 5.1 170 5884 4943 316 3.64 67 1363 0 1 5 20 55 19 4.9 150 7350 6174 363 4.2

Impact 1 69 1414 15 7 10 34 33 0 3.9 168 5760 4838 443 5.12 69 1414 1 1 13 55 29 1 4.1 196 2645 2222 246 2.84 69 1414 0 4 18 57 21 0 4.0 207 1600 1344 286 3.3

N069-5 3 70 1444 4 5 26 44 21 1 3.8 160 2166 1819 241 2.84 70 1444 1 7 34 41 16 1 3.7 169 1821 1529 348 4.0

Reliance 1 65 1302 3 8 29 45 15 1 3.7 100 3412 3855 311 3.62 65 1302 0 6 30 41 19 3 3.8 106 2060 2143 236 2.73 65 1302 3 6 31 46 14 1 3.7 109 2770 2797 286 3.3

CS 433AF 1 67 1363 0 2 13 37 41 6 4.3 122 6133 5643 396 4.52 67 1363 0 0 0 0 100 0 5.0 122 6785 6242 488 5.63 67 1363 2 2 12 42 38 5 4.3 125 6564 5974 423 4.9

DA1470 std 2 69 1414 1 5 23 40 30 2 4.0 167 2156 1811 244 2.84 69 1414 2 6 23 39 30 1 3.9 164 1610 1352 249 2.9

5529 4 69 1414 5 20 38 11 26 0 3.4 149 3201 2689 468 5.4Ricco 1 69 1414 1 1 4 16 51 27 5.0 139 4974 4277 348 4.0

2 69 1414 2 1 6 22 49 21 4.8 127 8596 7737 498 5.73 69 1414 1 1 4 13 57 25 5.0 145 7619 6476 523 6.0

Cultivar RepDays to

harv.

Heat Units to Harv.

Sieve 1 %

Sieve 2 %

Sieve 3 %

Sieve 4 %

Sieve 5%

Sieve 6%

Sieve size

index Ten. #/A

Adjusted Yield Based on 110

TUPlants per A

(1000)Plts. per

foot

522 1 69 1414 3 1 6 28 52 10 4.5 155 3412 2866 344 3.92 69 1414 5 52 15 19 9 2 2.8 93 5712 7482 523 6.03 69 1414 1 1 6 24 56 12 4.7 160 6526 5482 523 6.0

522 1 70 1444 0 0 5 28 55 12 4.7 173 3555 2950 473 5.42 70 1444 0 3 13 39 38 8 4.4 169 7101 5894 460 5.33 70 1444 0 0 2 19 53 26 5.0 110 6325 6325 398 4.6

8288 1 65 1302 3 12 32 38 14 2 3.6 85 4878 8390 488 5.62 65 1302 5 7 25 40 23 2 3.8 81 5970 13015 535 6.13 65 1302 11 18 38 28 7 1 3.2 92 6095 8167 498 5.7

8288 1 67 1363 1 1 14 43 37 5 4.3 119 6862 6450 498 5.72 67 1363 2 1 11 43 40 3 4.3 114 5347 5134 361 4.13 67 1363 1 3 19 52 23 3 4.0 118 6804 6396 500 5.74 67 1363 2 2 14 45 33 5 4.2 116 5280 5016 428 4.9

8288 1 69 1414 0 1 4 24 59 12 4.8 176 5098 4283 373 4.32 69 1414 0 1 5 22 64 8 4.7 161 7446 6255 423 4.93 69 1414 0 1 10 51 35 2 4.3 141 6670 5669 373 4.3

BSC5051 3 67 1363 2 3 14 36 39 7 4.3 114 5328 5115 421 4.84 67 1363 2 2 17 38 38 5 4.3 116 3872 3678 316 3.6

509-N 1 67 1363 3 4 16 37 35 7 4.2 111 3546 3510 301 3.53 67 1363 1 1 7 27 53 11 4.6 123 2022 1860 259 3.0

BL419 2 69 1414 4 7 21 35 27 6 4.0 119 3728 3504 373 4.34 69 1414 1 3 12 32 50 3 4.4 128 5031 4478 373 4.3

BSCP070 1 69 1414 4 11 46 34 6 0 3.3 143 5089 4326 358 4.12 69 1414 3 10 41 42 5 0 3.4 170 3661 3075 373 4.33 69 1414 16 23 44 19 2 0 2.8 117 5827 5536 361 4.1

CS 440AF 1 65 1302 6 14 39 37 5 0 3.3 84 3019 5494 398 4.62 65 1302 8 17 40 29 7 0 3.2 85 2300 3956 299 3.44 65 1302 7 14 38 37 5 0 3.2 77 2913 6788 376 4.3

CS 440AF 1 67 1363 4 7 29 47 14 0 3.6 127 1342 1207 229 2.62 67 1363 2 6 24 50 19 1 3.8 124 3182 2895 363 4.24 67 1363 6 11 32 40 12 0 3.5 105 1735 1821 194 2.2

2278 1 69 1414 2 1 5 16 55 20 4.9 137 5779 4970 401 4.62 69 1414 1 2 5 18 55 20 4.8 139 5913 5085 523 6.03 69 1414 3 4 14 26 44 9 4.4 114 7044 6762 448 5.1

Cultivar RepDays to

harv.

Heat Units to Harv.

Sieve 1 %

Sieve 2 %

Sieve 3 %

Sieve 4 %

Sieve 5%

Sieve 6%

Sieve size

index Ten. #/A

Adjusted Yield Based on 110

TUPlants per A

(1000)Plts. per

foot

SV7688QF 1 70 1444 0 3 22 45 26 4 4.0 133 4811 4233 438 5.02 70 1444 0 1 13 45 36 5 4.3 144 5510 4684 490 5.63 70 1444 0 1 20 47 29 3 4.1 142 7053 5995 530 6.1

8069 1 69 1414 7 5 29 52 6 1 3.5 140 3785 3255 428 4.92 69 1414 5 12 41 41 3 0 3.3 100 6670 7537 510 5.93 69 1414 1 3 26 61 9 0 3.7 143 6037 5132 647 7.4

513 1 67 1363 1 5 27 47 19 1 3.8 123 2750 2530 448 5.14 67 1363 0 3 16 49 31 2 4.1 110 3872 3872 371 4.3

PLS 179 1 70 1444 3 4 18 38 35 3 4.1 140 3239 2786 271 3.12 70 1444 0 2 11 33 49 5 4.4 107 4293 4422 269 3.14 70 1444 2 4 17 40 35 2 4.1 125 1782 1622 249 2.9

SV1231QF 1 69 1414 8 9 29 25 30 3 3.8 115 3086 2962 294 3.42 69 1414 5 7 24 37 27 1 3.8 121 4677 4350 473 5.43 69 1414 11 16 37 31 8 1 3.2 89 5357 7821 573 6.6

BL2404 1 69 1414 2 2 7 27 40 24 4.7 120 2415 2246 261 3.03 69 1414 3 4 16 25 41 11 4.4 108 4351 4438 336 3.94 69 1414 1 2 8 27 49 13 4.6 112 4265 4179 436 5.0

BL2404 1 70 1444 3 5 22 33 34 4 4.1 153 2865 2407 411 4.73 70 1444 1 2 7 24 48 18 4.7 120 5319 4946 361 4.14 70 1444 0 2 6 13 53 26 4.9 142 4015 3413 436 5.0

Lochsa 1 70 1444 1 5 21 32 36 5 4.1 110 5482 5482 386 4.42 70 1444 3 3 19 40 31 5 4.1 125 1945 1770 309 3.54 70 1444 0 2 13 30 45 10 4.5 123 5261 4840 393 4.5

Welland 1 70 1444 3 10 33 40 14 1 3.6 120 5951 5535 356 4.13 70 1444 1 8 31 40 19 1 3.7 145 3354 2851 373 4.34 70 1444 4 10 30 42 15 1 3.6 132 4657 4099 381 4.4

5106 1 69 1414 1 16 6 43 33 1 3.9 119 5798 5450 418 4.82 69 1414 1 1 10 39 43 6 4.4 115 7916 7599 473 5.43 69 1414 1 16 7 27 45 5 4.1 144 6267 5327 468 5.4

BL403 2 70 1444 1 2 12 28 46 13 4.6 120 3690 3431 326 3.73 70 1444 0 1 7 21 48 23 4.8 135 1811 1576 326 3.74 70 1444 2 2 17 43 32 5 4.2 144 1284 1092 224 2.6

Cultivar RepDays to

harv.

Heat Units to Harv.

Sieve 1 %

Sieve 2 %

Sieve 3 %

Sieve 4 %

Sieve 5%

Sieve 6%

Sieve size

index Ten. #/A

Adjusted Yield Based on 110

TUPlants per A

(1000)Plts. per

foot

Concept 3 70 1444 0 3 14 38 38 6 4.3 133 2156 1897 244 2.8

4 70 1444 0 3 15 41 37 4 4.2 128 3948 3514 373 4.3

Iona 1 69 1414 13 21 37 26 5 1 3.0 98 1648 1929 162 1.9

3 69 1414 8 18 37 29 10 0 3.2 101 1926 2138 236 2.7

4 69 1414 10 18 41 28 3 0 3.1 108 1648 1681 261 3.0

91018 1 69 1414 3 5 22 38 29 3 4.0 102 3086 3364 423 4.9

2 69 1414 1 3 14 37 38 7 4.3 107 2587 2665 17 0.2

4 69 1414 8 11 32 34 17 1 3.5 96 3143 3772 324 3.7

91018 1 70 1444 0 1 9 20 45 25 4.8 113 8155 7911 286 3.3

2 70 1444 0 2 19 42 35 3 4.2 153 2817 2367 261 3.0

4 70 1444 1 4 19 41 33 3 4.1 114 7456 7158 361 4.1

SV0893QF 1 70 1444 1 4 22 33 34 6 4.1 104 2607 2763 406 4.7

2 70 1444 0 3 24 51 20 3 4.0 122 2185 2010 276 3.2

4 70 1444 1 2 17 36 41 4 4.3 106 3230 3359 299 3.4

BL415 2 70 1444 1 6 25 43 23 2 3.9 108 3795 3871 286 3.3

4 70 1444 0 3 18 44 32 3 4.1 186 1485 1263 329 3.8

BL2418 4 70 1444 0 10 35 33 18 4 3.7 111 805 797 249 2.9

PLS 183 1 70 1444 2 3 14 34 40 8 4.3 93 3383 4432 361 4.1

2 70 1444 5 4 15 27 39 13 4.4 100 4370 4938 378 4.3

3 70 1444 2 2 19 52 26 0 4.0 109 805 813 174 2.0

PLS 595 1 70 1444 0 3 9 24 60 4 4.5 108 6162 6285 411 4.7

4 70 1444 4 7 19 30 34 7 4.1 97 4887 5816 458 5.3

Natches 3 70 1444 0 5 18 36 34 8 4.2 94 1380 1078 174 2.0

4 70 1444 1 4 25 33 33 3 4.0 109 2310 2333 366 4.2

SV6844QG 2 72 1509 14 13 24 34 14 4 3.5 78 3412 7950 336 3.9

2 75 1595 0 1 6 31 50 12 4.7 115 6775 6504 311 3.6Trinity, BSCP064 and SV8112 not able to harvest

Explanation for Headings in Table 4. Days to Harvest - Number of days from planting until day of harvest. Heat Units to Harvest - Accumulation of heat units (base 40 degree F.) from planting until harvest. Adjusted heat units base 40 - Adjusted to 100 tenderometer reading. Two heat units were added for each unit below 100 and two units were subtracted for each unit above 100. Average sieve percentage - Berries were hand sieved with Seedburo screens. The table on the title page describes the size of the various sieves. Sieve Size index - Sieve size index reflects the mean sieve size of the variety at harvest. Tenderometer measurement - A model TG4EI Integrating Texturegage was used to determine the tenderometer units of each harvested plot. The average of the three harvested plots per cultivar was listed. Yield - Tons per acre - The weight of the harvested berries was extrapolated to tons per acre. Yield lbs/A - Pounds per acre was determined by extrapolating the total weight of the berries per plot to obtain lbs per acre. Harvest plot was 7 rows by 5 ft in length or 35 row feet. (43560 sq ft/A/.5 ft = 87,120 row ft per acre. 87120 row ft /A divided by 35 harvested row ft gives a factor of 2489. This factor was multiplied by total berry weight harvested per plot to obtain lbs per acre. Adjusted Yield lbs/acre - 28 pounds was added for each tenderometer unit reading below 100. 28 pounds was subtracted for each tenderometer unit reading above 100. Plants/foot - Total number of plants harvested was divided by the 35 row feet harvested to arrive at plants per foot. Plant population per acre - An extrapolation of the number of harvested plants to plants per acre. Explanation for Headings in Table 5.

This data was from 30 plants harvested the same day as our yield harvest that was closest to our objective of 100 tenderometer unit reading. Example – Variety A was harvested twice at tenderometer readings of 99 and 116. The afternoon of the first harvest (99 units), 30 plants were harvested from the back of the plot, weighed and pods were hand stripped and berries were hand shelled. Node to first flower - The average number of nodes on the stem until the first flower (included that one or two at the soil line or below). Average Number of nodes with pods per plant - The number of nodes that had pods were counted and recorded. Weight of the 30 plant sample - The weight of the sample (plants and pods) was recorded in pounds. Weight of the plants - After the pods were taken off and weighed, the calculation was made of the plant weight. Weight of the pods - After the pods were hand picked from the plant, total weight of the pods was recorded in pounds. Weight of the berries - The berries were hand shelled from pods, counted and weighed in pounds. Pods per plant - The total number of pods was divided by 30 (number of plants) to determine average pods per plant. Percentage of single pods, double pods or triple pods per node - The number of pods per node were hand counted and the number of single pods, double pods and triple pods were recorded. This was changed to a percentage. Pod length - An average of 10 pods were lined up and measured in inches. If they were very uniform, a single number was listed, if not a range was listed. Berries per pod – Ten uniform pods were selected and opened. The range of berries per pod in this group was listed.

Table 5. Plant and Pod Characteristics (In order of maturity)

Cultivar

Node to first

flower

vine length

(inches)

# Nodes with

Pods/plt.

Pods per

plant

# of Single pods/ node

# of Double pods/ node

# Triple pods/ node

# of Quad. Pods /node

% of Single pods/ node

% of Double pods/ node

% of Triple pods/ node

% of Quad. pods/ node

Pod length (cm)

Berries per pod

Spring std 7 to 10 15 to 21 2.4 2.7 2.2 0.3 0.0 0.0 81 25 0 0 6 to 8 4 to 7

Para 8 to 10 16 to 19 3.0 4.5 1.5 1.5 0.0 0.0 34 66 0 0 7 to 8 5 to 8

FR-43 7 to 10 13 to 15 3.1 5.0 1.2 1.9 0.0 0.0 23 77 0 0 5 to 7 4 to 8

11P42 7 to 10 11 to 13 1.8 2.7 0.9 0.9 0.0 0.0 33 67 0 0 7 to 8 6 to 8

PLS M-14 7 to 9 12 to 16 1.7 2.6 0.9 0.8 0.1 0.0 34 62 8 0 6.5 to 8 5 to 9

2269 7 to 10 14 to 16 1.5 2.1 1.0 0.6 0.0 0.0 48 56 0 0 6 to 8 5 to 7

BSC2014 8 to 10 14 to 18 2.9 4.9 0.9 2.0 0.0 0.0 19 81 0 0 7 to 8 6 to 8

435 9 to 11 13 to 16 1.8 2.9 0.7 1.1 0.0 0.0 24 76 0 0 7 to 9 5 to 8

BSC3048 9 to 11 12 to 17 3.0 4.5 1.4 1.5 0.0 0.0 32 68 0 0 6 to 8 6 to 8

Austin 9 to 11 14 to 18 1.7 2.7 0.8 1.0 0.0 0.0 28 72 0 0 6 to 7 6 to 10

Lil Mo std 8 to 11 11 to 13 2.1 3.2 1.0 1.1 0.0 0.0 30 70 0 0 5 to 7 5 to 8

Portage std 9 to 11 15 to 17 1.4 2.2 0.7 0.6 0.1 0.0 33 56 13 0 6 to 7 3 to 5

SV0371QF 10 to 13 15 to 18 2.5 4.5 0.8 1.4 0.3 0.0 17 63 20 0 6 to 7 7 to 10

CS 460AF 10 to 12 11 to 14 1.6 2.4 0.9 0.6 0.1 0.0 37 52 12 0 7 to 10 6 to 10

490 9 to 13 10 to 18 2.7 4.8 0.6 2.1 0.0 0.0 12 88 0 0 7 to 9 5 to 8

SV7401QH 9 to 13 13 to 17 2.6 4.6 0.9 1.5 0.3 0.0 19 63 17 0 6 to 8 6 to 9

518 10 to 13 16 to 20 2.7 3.9 1.4 1.2 0.0 0.0 37 63 0 0 7 to 10 5 to 8

410 11 to 14 20 to 23 3.1 5.1 1.0 2.0 0.0 0.0 20 80 0 0 7 to 10 5 to 7

Impact 12 to 14 18 to 20 3.1 4.7 1.4 1.6 0.0 0.0 30 70 0 0 6 to 8 5 to 9

N069-5 11 to 14 13 to 16 1.5 2.5 0.7 0.6 0.2 0.0 27 47 28 0 6 to 8 5 to 8

Reliance 12 to 14 12 to 16 2.2 3.4 1.1 1.1 0.1 0.0 31 63 6 0 6 to 8 6 to 9

CS 433AF 10 to 12 15 to 17 2.5 4.5 0.9 1.1 0.5 0.0 19 50 31 0 6 to 8 5 to 6

DA1470 std 10 to 13 13 to 16 2.5 4.3 0.9 1.4 0.1 0.0 22 66 9 3 6 to 8 6 to 8

5529 13 to 16 12 to 15 3.4 6.0 1.4 1.5 0.6 0.0 23 49 28 0 6 to 11 5 to 9

Ricco 12 to 15 18 to 22 2.0 3.3 0.8 1.2 0.0 0.0 24 73 3 0 6 to 9 5 to 7

522 13 to 16 18 to 20 1.7 3.0 0.8 0.8 0.1 0.0 27 54 7 0 6 to 8 6 to 7

8288 11 to 15 17 to 21 2.2 4.2 0.6 1.2 0.4 0.0 14 55 31 0 5 to 7 5 to 7

BSC5051 11 to 13 10 to 14 3.7 7.9 1.3 0.1 0.0 0.0 16 3 0 0 5 to 8 4 to 7

509-N 9 to 12 13 to 15 3.0 4.7 1.5 1.5 0.0 0.0 33 63 0 0 7 to 11 5 to 9

Table 5 continued:

Cultivar

Node to first

flower

vine length

(inches)

# Nodes with

Pods/plt.

Pods per

plant

# of Single pods/ node

# of Double pods/ node

# Triple pods/ node

# of Quad. Pods /node

% of Single pods/ node

% of Double pods/ node

% of Triple pods/ node

% of Quad. pods/ node

Pod length (cm)

Berries per pod

BL419 12 to 16 9 to 11 2.8 4.5 1.3 1.4 0.1 0.0 29 64 4 3 6 to 7 5 to 7

BSCP070 11 to 13 12 to 15 1.9 4.3 0.3 0.7 0.9 0.0 7 31 62 0 5 to 6 4 to 8

CS 440AF 11 to 15 12 to 16 1.5 2.8 0.4 1.0 0.1 0.0 14 75 11 0 6 to 8 6 to 9

2278 11 to 13 15 to 18 2.2 3.7 0.8 1.4 0.0 0.0 21 77 3 0 6 to 8 6 to 9

SV7688QF 12 to 15 14 to 18 2.2 3.9 0.8 1.1 0.3 0.0 21 59 21 0 5 to 8 5 to 9

8069 13 to 15 13 to 16 2.4 4.5 0.9 1.0 0.6 0.0 21 43 37 0 6 to 8 4 to 7

513 12 to 13 12 to 16 1.8 2.8 0.8 0.9 0.1 0.0 27 66 8 0 7 to 9 7 to 9

PLS 179 13 to 15 17 to 20 2.5 3.9 1.1 1.4 0.0 0.0 28 73 0 0 8 to 10 7 to 9

SV1231QF 11 to 14 14 to 17 2.0 3.7 0.7 0.8 0.5 0.0 19 43 38 0 6 to 8 6 to 7

BL2404 13 to 16 15 to 18 1.8 2.9 0.6 1.3 0.0 0.0 22 92 0 0 7 to 9 5 to 9

Lochsa 10 to 14 12 to 16 3.4 6.1 1.2 1.7 0.5 0.0 20 55 25 0 6 to 8 6 to 7

Welland 12 to 16 18 to 22 2.1 4.1 0.6 0.9 0.6 0.0 15 44 41 0 5 to 7 6 to 8

5106 (old 506) 11 to 14 16 to 20 30 plant sample not completed 6 to 9 6 to 9BL403 12 to 15 12 to 16 30 plant sample not completed 6 to 8 5 to 7Concept 9 to 12 6 to 9 30 plant sample not completed 6 to 8 6 to 8

Iona 13 to 16 10 to 15

91018 13 to 15 18 to 23 2.1 4.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.0 13 31 53 3 6 to 8 6 to 9

SV0893QF 11 to 15 13 to 16 2.1 3.9 0.6 1.2 0.2 0.0 16 63 18 3 5 to 8 5 to 8

BL415 12 to 15 13 to 18 2.1 3.9 0.6 1.3 0.2 0.0 16 66 18 0 6 to 7 5 to 8

BL2418 11 to 14 10 to 13 30 plant sample not completed 6 to 8 6 to 8PLS 183 13 to 15 14 to 19 1.7 3.3 0.8 0.9 0.6 0.0 23 52 51 0 7 to 9 4 to 8

PLS 595 13 to 15 17 to 22 1.9 3.0 0.9 1.0 0.0 0.0 29 67 3 0 6 to 12 8 to 10

Natches 12 to 17 10 to 12 30 plant sample not completedSV6844QG 14 to 17 14 to 17 3.5 5.1 1.8 1.6 0.0 0.0 36 63 2 0 6 to 8 4 to 9

BSCP064 10 to 13 12 to 15

SV8112QH 10 to 12 9 to 12

Trinity 11 to 16 12 to 14 30 plant sample not completed 6 to 10 7 to 9

See page 15 for column explanations.

not enough plants to sample

not harvested

not harvested

Table 6. MaturityTenderometer unit measurement (Days after planting - gray area indicates harvest dates)

CultivarDay 54

27 HU 6/20

Day 56 23 HU 6/22

Day 57 30 HU 6/23

Day 60 23 HU 6/26

Day 61 21 HU 6/27

Day 62 20 HU 6/28

Day 63 26 HU 6/29

Day 64 30 HU 6/30

Day 65 33 HU 7/1

Day 67 31 HU 7/3

Day 69 25 HU 7/5

Day 70 30 HU 7/6

Day 71 30 HU 7/7

Day 72 32 HU 7/8

Day 75 30 HU 7/10

Spring std 70 74 87 120Para 83 117 114 134FR-43 126 12011P42 106 122PLS M-14 81 112 1282269 82 106 139BSC2014 123 129435 77 95 107 119BSC3048 97 96 111Austin 99 109 122Lil Mo 106 112 123Portage 85 92 98 114SV0371QF 76 181CS 460AF 97 101 112

490 76 135SV7401QH 74 77 82 106 147518 76 76 79 180

410 85 152Impact 78 190N069-5 88 165Reliance 79 86 105CS433AF 73 87 123DA 1470 74 1665529 67 149Ricco 62 69 137522 75 136 151

CultivarDay 54

27 HU 6/20

Day 56 23 HU 6/22

Day 57 30 HU 6/23

Day 60 23 HU 6/26

Day 61 21 HU 6/27

Day 62 20 HU 6/28

Day 63 26 HU 6/29

Day 64 30 HU 6/30

Day 65 33 HU 7/1

Day 67 31 HU 7/3

Day 69 25 HU 7/5

Day 70 30 HU 7/6

Day 71 30 HU 7/7

Day 72 32 HU 7/8

Day 75 30 HU 7/10

8288 72 86 86 117 159BSC5051 65 89 115509-N 80 117BL419 119 124BSCP070 76 143CS440AF 85 82 1192278 61 72 130SV7688QF 90 1408069 72 128513 82 117PLS179 91 115SV1231QF 72 108BL2404 66 113 138Lochsa 104 119Welland 85 132

5106 74 76 126BL403 86 133Concept 80 131Iona 66 10291018 65 102 127SV0893QF 82 111BL415 105 147BL2418 90 111PLS183 92 101PLS595 101 103Natches 82 102SV6844QG 66 78 115BSCP064 186Samples were one gallon of pods (roughly one foot of row by 7 rows - one replication)

Additional Comments: General comments: It was difficult to draw any definitive conclusions from the trial due to the variation between and within the replicates or even within individual blocks. Normally three replications of plots are harvested and the average of the three listed in the report. Many cultivars did not have three reps harvested as seen in Table 4. Three cultivars did not have enough plants to harvest at all. Overall score based on visual observation and notes for all four replicates (4-best, 1 poorest). This rating takes into account root rot, plant type, berry type and yield – if plant and pods looked good and yield was average, it still got a higher rating. * Indicates a 3.0 or better. Varieties in order of maturity. Spring – Early standard, large sieve, two out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.1, plant habit recumbent, overall rating 2.25. *Para – Two out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.9, uniform pods, one of the better early maturity cultivars, overall rating 3.1. FR-43 – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.4, smaller sieve, overall rating 2.1. 11P42 – No replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 1.5, overall rating 1.8. PLS M-14 – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 1.5, overall rating 1.4. 2269 – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 1.9, overall rating 1.9. BSC2014 – Two out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.4, overall rating 2.8. 435 – Two out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.4, overall rating 2.6. BSC3048 – Two out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.4, overall rating 2.6. Austin – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 1.3, overall rating 1.5. Lil Mo – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 1.9, smaller sieve, overall rating 2.5. Portage – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.3, overall rating 2.7. SV0371QF – One of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.2, overall rating 2.5. CS460AF – Two out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.3, overall rating 2.0. 490 – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.2, overall rating 2.5. *SV7401QH – Three out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 3, yielded well, overall rating 3.3. *518 – Four out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 3.5, harvested overmature but uniform yield, overall rating 3.4. *410 – Three out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 3.1, yielded well, overall rating 3.3.

Additional comments continued: Impact – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.2, overall rating 2.5. N069-5 – No replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 1.3, overall rating 2.0. Reliance – None out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.1, overall rating 2.3. *CS433AF – Four out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 4, yielded well, one of the best in trial, overall rating 3.4. DA1470 – None out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2, overall rating 2.5. 5529 – None out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.2, overall rating 2.5. Ricco – Four out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 3.7, good yields, overall rating 3.4. *522 – Four out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 3.3, harvested overmature but yielded well, overall rating 3.1. *8288 – Four out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 3.3, very good yield, overall rating 3.5. BSC5051 – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.5, indeterminate, overall rating 2.3. 509-N – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 1.8, overall rating 2.2. BL419 – None of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.2, overall rating 2.2. *BSCP070 – Three of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 3.1, decent yield, overall rating 3.1. CS440AF – Two out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.4, overall rating 2.7. *2278 – Four out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 3.4, good yield, overall rating 3.3. *SV7688QF – Four out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 3.3, good yields, overall rating 3.3. *8069 – Four out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 3, good yields, overall rating 3.3. 513 – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2, overall rating 2.3. PLS179 – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 3, overall rating 2.8. *SV1231QF – Four out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 3, decent yield, overall rating 3.1.

Additional comments continued: BL2404 – Two out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 3.1, decent yield, overall rating 3.1. Lochsa – Two out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.5, overall rating 2.5. Welland – Two out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.6, overall rating 2.8. **5106 – Four out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 3.5, good yield, one of the best, overall rating 3.5. BL403 – None of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 1.5, overall rating 1.5. Concept - None of replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 1.3, overall rating 1. Iona – None of replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 1.5, overall rating 1.5. 91018 – Two out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.5, overall rating 2.5. SV 0893QF – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 1.5, overall rating 2.0. BL415 – None out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 1.8, overall rating 2.7. BL2418 – None out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 1.5, overall rating 1.5. PLS 183 – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.8, overall rating 2.8. PLS595 – Two out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.8, overall rating 2.8. Natches – None out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2, overall rating 2.0. SV6844QG – One out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 2.3, overall rating 2.5. BSCP064 – None out of four replications acceptable stands, root rot rating 1.2, unable to harvest, overall rating 1.0 Trinity – Very poor stands all reps, root rot rating 1.5, unable to harvest, overall rating 1.8. SV8112QH – Very poor stands in all reps, root rot rating 2.2, unable to harvest, overall rating 1.0. Descriptions Provided by the Seed Source Spring – Seminis, normal leaf, 1050 heat units, 4.5 average sieve size, 9 nodes to flower, 1-2 pods per plant, 6-7 berries per pod, 16 inch plant height, resistance to Fusarium wilt race 1. Para – Pure Line, 1130 heat units, +2 compared to Spring, blooms at the 10th node, 3.8 sieve size, R for Fusarium Wilt r2 and tolerance for root rot complexes.

FR-43 – Pure Line, 1130 heat units, +3 compared to Spring, blooms at the 10th node, 3.2 sieve size.

11P42 – Pure Line, afila, 11132 heat units, +3 compared to Spring, blooms at the 10th node, 3.7 sieve size, T for Fusarium Wilt r2.

Descriptions provided by the seed source continued: PLSM-14 – Pure Line, normal leaf type, 1132 heat units, +3 compared to Spring, 3.8 average sieve size, 10 nodes to first flower, R for Fusarium wilt race 1. FP2269 – Gallatin Valley, Early afila leaf type with great emergence in cool soils. 57 days to maturity, Maturity near 1200 heat units, 10 nodes to first flower, 24” plant height, avg. 2 pods per node, 7-8 berries per pod, pod shape is blunt, 3.9 average sieve size. Fusarium (Fop) – HR (1), Powdery Mildew (PM) – HR(1). Good yield.

BSC2014 – Brotherton, early season freezer type, compare to Sherwood, 9 nodes to first flower, normal leaf, 4.1 sieve size, 1200 heat units. GV435 – Gallatin Valley, First early afila type, have little or no root rot resistance, 57 days to maturity, 1200 avg. heat units, 10 nodes to first flower, 22” avg. plant height, avg. 2 pods per node, avg. sieve size 3.5, 8-9 berries per pod, . BSC 3048 – Brotherton, 1240 heat units, afila leaf type, 4.1 sieve size. Austin (FP 2311) – Gallatin Valley, Second early afila leaf type with good plant vigor. Maturity is considered 60 days or near 1280 heat units. Good plant type, avg. – 12 nodes at first bloom, plant height – 22, avg. pods per node – 2, avg. sieve size – 3.2, avg. berries per pod – 7-8, Fusarium (fop) – HR (1,2), Powdery Mildew (PM) HR(1). Li l’ Mo – Seminis, 1320 heat units to harvest, normal leaf type, 2.6 ave. sieve, 10-11 nodes to first flower, 1-2 pods per node, 8-9 berries per pod, 18 inch plant height, HR for Fus R1 (Fop1) and HR for Fus R2 (Fop2). Portage – Crites, midseason maturity, 60 days to maturity or approximately 1325 heat units (+ 2 days relative to Tomahawk), afila leaf type, 18 inch plant height, 10 nodes to first bloom, 2-3 pods per node, 7-8 peas per pod, 3.7 sieve size index, resistant to fusarium wilt race 1. SV0371QF – Seminis, 1480 heat units, afila, good tolerance to root rot. CS460AF – Crites, afila 3.5sv 1350 HU Wilt 1, 2 PM. Good disease package. 490 – Gallatin Valley, normal leaf type, second early maturity (1380 heat units). 61 days to maturity, 12 nodes to first bloom, plant ht 24”, avg. 2 pods per node, avg. sieve size – 3.8, 8-9 berries per pod. SV7401QH – Seminis, heat units 1340, unique determinate, normal leaf with sweet savor trait, sieve size is 3.2, possibly commercially available in 2017. GVS 518 – Gallatin Valley, Mid season Afila type, 67 days to maturity, 1350 heat units, 12-13 nodes to first flower, plant height 25”, avg. 2 pods per node, avg. sieve size is 3.8, pointed pod shape. GV410 – Gallatin Valley, afila, second early - 1360 heat units, 3.8 sieve. Impact – Brotherton, 1380 heat units, afila leaf type, 3.2 sieve size. N069-5 – Pure Line, normal leaf1350 heat units, +8 compared to Spring, 15th node to flower, R for powdery mildew.

Descriptions provided by the seed source continued: Reliance - Seminis, determinate afila type, 1420 heat units or midseason maturity, 14 nodes to first flower, 2-3 pods per node, 8 berries per pod, 3.2 average sieve size, 18 inch plant height, HR for Ep, Fop1, Fop2, PEMV and BYMV; IR for Pv. The 2nd reproductive node is a terminal node with 2 racemes. This variety does not carry the Sweet Savor gene but it appears to relatively slow in the conversion of sugar to starch. A very homogenous fresh product in color and quality. Easy to harvest plant type. CS433AF – Crites, afila, 1400 heat units, 3.8 sieve size, Resistance for Fusarium wilt races 1&2, good disease package, can set triple pods. DA 1470 (EX08540794) – Seminis, 1470 heat units, determinate afila type, 3.2 average sieve size, 2-3 pods per node, 7-9 berries per pod, 18 inch plant height, HR for Fus R1 (Fop1) and HR for BY (BYMV). Sweet savor gene which slows conversion of sugar to starch, true determinate plant type which allows for improved sieve distribution and less waste at harvest from immature fruit. 5529 – GV, 1500 heat units, afila leaf type, 2.8 sieve. Ricco – Gallatin Valley, Main season variety (68 days to maturity or 1530 heat units), afila leaf type, 16 nodes to first flower, 26 inch plant height, 2 pods per node, 3.7 average sieve size, 8-9 berries per pod, pointed pod shape, HR for Fusarium wilt race 1 and IR for race 2, HR for Bean Leaf Roll Virus and Powdery Mildew race 1, dark green foliage, excellent disease package including root rot tolerance, superior yield, medium size berry, uniform berry color, widely adapted. 522 – Gallatin Valley, Mid-Season Afila type, 69 days to maturity, 1560 heat units, 14-15 nodes to first flower, plant height 25”, avg. 3 pods per node, avg. sieve size is 4, 7-8 berries per pod, blunt pod shape, HR (1) to Powdery Mildew (PM), 8288 – GV, 1500 heat units, afila leaf type, 3.7 sieve. BSC5051 – Brotherton, 1330 heat units, normal leaf type, 4.6 sieve size. 509-N – Pure Line, normal leaf type, 1350 heat units, +11 compared to Spring, 14 node to bloom, R for Powdery Mildew. BL419 – Columbia, normal leaf type, 14 nodes to flower, 59 days to harvest, resistance to virus, ascochyta blight, fusarium wilt, powdery mildew and downy mildew. BSCP070 – Brotherton, 1450 heat units, afila leaf type, 3.2 sieve size. CS-440AF – Crites, afila leaf type, +11 days relative to Tomahawk maturity, 3.4 sieve size index, pod set 2-3 pods per node. FP2278 – Gallatin Valley, Mid-Season Afila type, 69 days to maturity, 1500 heat units, 15 nodes to first flower, plant height 26”, avg. 2 pods per node, avg. sieve size is 3.6, 7-9 berries per pod, blunt pod shape, Fusarium (fop) – HR(1,2), Powdery Mildew (PM) – HR (1). SV7688QF – Seminis, Sweet Savor gene type, Determinate afila leaf type, Sweet Savor gene type, 1520 heat units, 3.2 average sieve size, strong against root rot, good disease package. 8069 – GV, 1550 heat units, 3.6 sieve.

Descriptions provided by the seed source continued: 513 – Gallatin Valley, Mid-Season normal leaf type, 69 days to maturity, 1550 heat units, 15 nodes to first bloom, plant height 25”, avg, 3 pods per node, avg. sieve size is 4, pod shape is blunt, Bolero type with RR. PLS179 – Pure Line, afila leaf type, 1396 heat units, +13 compared to Spring, 4.3 sieve size, R for powdery mildew, T for PEMV and Fusarium root rot. SV1231QF – Seminis, 1480 heat units, afila sweet savor, similar maturity as DA1470 but not as determinate. BL2404 – Columbia, Maturity to Avola/Spring +10, afila leaf type, dark green 20” plant, 14- 15 nodes to first flower, blunt pod shape, pod length – 8 cm, pod width – 14 mm, pod color – med., pea color – dark, berries per pod – 7, Fusarium race – R, PM – R, Virus – R. Maturity against Lincoln +3. Lochsa (420AF) – Crites, normal leaf type, 1550 heat units (+11 days relative to Tomahawk maturity), 15 nodes to first flower, 67 days to 100 TR, plant height is 20”, 2 pods per node, 8-9 berries per pod, avg. sieve size is 3.7, Fusarium Wilt Races (1,2,5), resistance to PM. Welland – Crites, afila plant that stands well, 1575 heat units, 2.7 sieve size index, pod set – 3 pods per node, Resistance to Fusarium wilt races 1&2 and powdery mildew, high yield potential. GV5106 – Gallatin Valley, late - 1650 heat units, afila. BL403 – Columbia, normal leaf type, 15-16 nodes to flower, 65 days to harvest, resistance to virus, Fusarium wilt and powdery mildew. Concept – Brotherton, 1620 heat units, afila leaf type, 3.7 sieve size. Iona – Pure Line, normal leaf type, 1348 heat units, +10 days compared to Spring, 15 nodes to first bloom, 3.4 average sieve size. 91018 – Pure Line, normal leaf type, 1360 heat units, +12 compared to Spring, 14th nodes to flower, R for powdery mildew. SV40893QF – Seminis, late season, 1525 heat units, normal leaf type, 3.50 average sieve size, 14 nodes to first flower, 2-3 pods per node, 8-9 berries per pod, 24 inch plant height, wr gene, HR for BYMV/Ep/Fop:1, IR for Pv; S to Fop2 and Aps. BL415 – Columbia Seed, normal leaf type, 63 days to harvest, 14 nodes to flower, dark green berry color, resistance to pea virus, fusarium wilt race 1, pea wilt and powdery mildew. BL 2418 – Columbia Seeds, afila, 66 days to harvest, 16 nodes to flower, dark berry color, resistance to pea virus, fusarium race 1 and powdery mildew. PLS183 – Pure Line, afila type, 1400 heat units, remarkable yields, 16 nodes to first bloom, 4.7 average sieve size, 27-29 inch plant height, 2-3 average pods per node, intense berry color, Tolerance to fusarium wilt r2, PEMV and Powdery Mildew. PLS595 – Pure Line – afila leaf type, 1358 heat units, +12 days compared to Spring, 4.4 sieve size, 16 nodes to first flower, R fior powdery mildew, T for downy mildew.

Naches – Crites, afila type, 1640 heat units (+14 days relative to Tomahawk maturity), 16 nodes to first flower, 72 days to 100TR, plant height – 20”, 3 pods per node, 8-9 berries per pod, avg. sieve size is 3.8, Resistance for Fusarium Wilt Races(s) (1,2,5) and PM. SV6844QG – Seminis, 1600 heat units, afila, sweet savor, good disease package, trial stages. BSCP064 – Brotherton, 1380 heat units, normal leaf type, 2.0 sieve size. Trinity (CS435) – Crites, afila leaf type, 1615 heat units (+13 days relative to Tomahawk maturity), 3.6 avg. sieve size, pod set – 3 pods per node, Race1,2, PM resistance. SV8112QH – Seminis, Sweet Savor gene type, Determinate afila leaf type, Sweet Savor gene type, 1430 heat units, Similar maturity as Reliance but Reliance not sweet savor, 3.1 average sieve size, good disease package. A cutting will be held on November 9th where frozen peas are warmed and evaluated by a number of processing and seed company representatives. Evaluations are done only be seed company and industry representatives.

Table 7. Weather Summary and 110 tenderometer chart

Date daysMax.

Temp.Min.

Temp.Mean Temp. Precip.

Acc Precip.

Degree days

base 40

acc dd units base

40Ten. Units

Corrigation factor for

Yield

4/28/17 1 77 51 64 0.12 0 24 24 80 2.334/29/17 2 69 52 60.5 0.2 0.2 20.5 44.5 81 2.184/30/17 3 58 39 48.5 0 0.2 8.5 53 82 2.055/1/17 4 65 40 52.5 0 0.2 12.5 65.5 83 1.935/2/17 5 71 49 60 0.82 1.02 20 85.5 84 1.825/3/17 6 57 42 49.5 0.08 1.1 9.5 95 85 1.725/4/17 7 53 35 44 0 1.1 4 99 86 1.645/5/17 8 52 35 43.5 0.6 1.7 3.5 102.5 87 1.575/6/17 9 55 41 48 0.7 2.4 8 110.5 88 1.515/7/17 10 47 37 42 0.45 2.85 2 112.5 89 1.465/8/17 11 42 35 38.5 0.08 2.93 0 112.5 90 1.425/9/17 12 48 34 41 0 2.93 1 113.5 91 1.385/10/17 13 55 34 44.5 0 2.93 4.5 118 92 1.345/11/17 14 52 35 43.5 0 2.93 3.5 121.5 93 1.315/12/17 15 58 38 48 0 2.93 8 129.5 94 1.285/13/17 16 64 43 53.5 0.01 2.94 13.5 143 95 1.255/14/17 17 56 40 48 0.01 2.95 8 151 96 1.225/15/17 18 61 46 53.5 0.25 3.2 13.5 164.5 97 1.195/16/17 19 63 45 54 0 3.2 14 178.5 98 1.175/17/17 20 66 47 56.5 0.02 3.22 16.5 195 99 1.155/18/17 21 86 58 72 0 3.22 32 227 100 1.135/19/17 22 86 60 73 0.44 3.66 33 260 101 1.115/20/17 23 67 46 56.5 0.01 3.67 16.5 276.5 102 1.095/21/17 24 63 47 55 0.01 3.68 15 291.5 103 1.075/22/17 25 67 52 59.5 0.22 3.9 19.5 311 104 1.065/23/17 26 68 44 56 0.22 4.12 16 327 105 1.055/24/17 27 71 47 59 0 4.12 19 346 106 1.045/25/17 28 74 52 63 0.1 4.22 23 369 107 1.035/26/17 29 61 52 56.5 0.77 4.99 16.5 385.5 108 1.025/27/17 30 62 55 58.5 0.05 5.04 18.5 404 109 1.015/28/17 31 64 49 56.5 0.02 5.06 16.5 420.5 110 1.005/29/17 32 76 55 65.5 0.2 5.26 25.5 446 111 0.995/30/17 33 76 56 66 0.16 5.42 26 472 112 0.985/31/17 34 70 56 63 0.58 6 23 495 113 0.976/1/17 35 73 52 62.5 0.03 6.03 22.5 517.5 114 0.966/2/17 36 66 46 56 0 6.03 16 533.5 115 0.96

Date daysMax.

Temp.Min.

Temp.Mean Temp. Precip.

Acc Precip.

Degree days

base 40

acc dd units base

40Ten. Units

Corrigation factor for

Yield

6/3/17 37 64 47 55.5 0 6.03 15.5 549 116 0.956/4/17 38 67 44 55.5 0 6.03 15.5 564.5 117 0.956/5/17 39 61 50 55.5 0.28 6.31 15.5 580 118 0.946/6/17 40 71 55 63 0.02 6.33 23 603 119 0.946/7/17 41 64 46 55 0.01 6.34 15 618 120 0.936/8/17 42 67 46 56.5 0 6.34 16.5 634.5 121 0.936/9/17 43 75 54 64.5 0 6.34 24.5 659 122 0.926/10/17 44 76 60 68 0 6.34 28 687 123 0.926/11/17 45 83 62 72.5 0 6.34 32.5 719.5 124 0.916/12/17 46 87 65 76 0 6.34 36 755.5 125 0.916/13/17 47 88 69 78.5 0 6.34 38.5 794 126 0.906/14/17 48 81 55 68 0.25 6.59 28 822 127 0.906/15/17 49 81 60 70.5 0 6.59 30.5 852.5 128 0.896/16/17 50 81 60 70.5 1.24 7.83 30.5 883 129 0.896/17/17 51 81 64 72.5 0.77 8.6 32.5 915.5 130 0.896/18/17 52 84 68 76 0 8.6 36 951.5 131 0.886/19/17 53 88 67 77.5 0.3 8.9 37.5 989 132 0.886/20/17 54 73 61 67 0.06 8.96 27 1016 133 0.886/21/17 55 75 56 65.5 0.07 9.03 25.5 1041.5 134 0.876/22/17 56 72 53 62.5 0 9.03 22.5 1064 135 0.876/23/17 57 80 60 70 0 9.03 30 1094 136 0.876/24/17 58 78.0 61 69.5 0.22 9.25 29.5 1123.5 137 0.866/25/17 59 77 57 67 0 9.25 27 1150.5 138 0.866/26/17 60 73 53 63 0.18 9.43 23 1173.5 139 0.866/27/17 61 70 51 60.5 0.16 9.59 20.5 1194 140 0.866/28/17 62 65 54 59.5 0.15 9.74 19.5 1213.5 141 0.856/29/17 63 75 56 65.5 0.08 9.82 25.5 1239 142 0.856/30/17 64 78 62 70 0 9.82 30 1269 143 0.857/1/17 65 80 66 73 0.3 10.12 33 1302 144 0.857/2/17 66 77 62 69.5 0.7 10.82 29.5 1331.5 145 0.857/3/17 67 80 62 71 0 10.82 31 1362.5 146 0.847/4/17 68 76 57 66.5 0 10.82 26.5 1389 147 0.847/5/17 69 77 53 65 0 10.82 25 1414 148 0.847/6/17 70 82 58 70 0 10.82 30 1444 149 0.847/7/17 71 81 65 73 0 10.82 33 1477 150 0.847/8/17 72 79 64 71.5 0.25 11.07 31.5 1508.5 151-160 0.83110 TU Chart - The data and chart is from PGRO (http://www.pgro.org/). The UK’s

Center of Excellence for Peas and Beans.