2001 UMN State Variety Trials

2001 Minnesota State Variety Trials
(for the 2002 Production Year)

Yield Tables by Minnesota Zone

Performance and characteristics of Round-up Ready and conventional varieties

Disease and Resistance Evaluations and Special Use Varieties

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Soybean-cyst nematode
	Performance and characteristics of soybean cyst nematode infested and non-infested sites
Disease and Resistance Evaluations and Special Use Varieties
	2001 White Mold Variety Trial Results
Public and Special Use Varieties
	Publicly developed varieties
Performance:
	Performance of special-use varieties
Characteristics:
	Characteristics of special use varieties
Very Early Maturing Varieties
	Performance and characteristics of very early maturing varieties

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