EDIBLE BEAN AGRONOMY AND PEST MANAGEMENT RESEARCH RESULTS. C.L. GILLARD S. WILLIS D. DEPUYDT C. McCREARY

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1 EDIBLE BEAN AGRONOMY AND PEST MANAGEMENT RESEARCH RESULTS 2013 C.L. GILLARD S. WILLIS D. DEPUYDT C. McCREARY

2 Table of Contents Acknowledgements. 3 Weather Summary... 4 Executive Summary 5 Cran/Kidney Bean Variety Registration & Performance Trial Small Seeded Variety Registration & Performance Trials White Bean Variety Registration & Performance Trials Wide Row (Cran,Kidney) Preliminary Yield Trials.. 13 Narrow Row (Navy, Black, Misc) Preliminary Yield Trials. 16 Marsh Spot Evaluations Trials.. 19 Anthracnose Seed Treatment Head-to-Head Trials.. 21 CBB Foliar Control Trials Engage Agro 23 Root Rot (Rhizoctonia) Seed Treatment Trials.. 27 White Mold Foliar Fungicide Trials.. 29 Microwave Radiation on Dry Bean Seed-Bourne Diseases

3 Agronomy and Pest Management Research Results for Dry Edible Beans 2013 This report is a compilation of agronomy and pest management research results in dry edible beans at Ridgetown College and the Huron Research Station for It has been produced as a reference for growers and industry personnel. A number of the pesticides that are included in this report are not currently registered for use in dry edible beans in Ontario. Always follow label directions when applying pesticides. Acknowledgments Funding for this research was received from: AAFC DIAP Program, Science Clusters Ontario Bean Growers Syngenta Crop Protection BASF Canada Bayer Crop Protection Norac Concepts Chemtura AAC OFIP Programs Manitoba Pulse Growers Association Engage Agro Ontario White Bean Producers Dupont Canada OMAFRA Nutrient Management The Bean Team Leader: Chris L. Gillard Field Technicians: Steve Willis, Don Depuydt and Cara McCreary Graduate Students: Allison Friesen, Lindsey Goudis, Erin LeClair, Xinyu Zhang Student Assistance by: Kelsey Flanagan Jocelyn Hayes Elisha Coleman Peter Stam Julie Moore Elyse Trevithick Lindsey Vanhie Megan Vyn Cynthia Zhou Sam Pathirana Jesse Kankula Mitchell Blommestyn Nicole Galbraith Tonya MacLukiewicz Copyright by University of Guelph, Ridgetown Campus Ridgetown Ontario Canada N0P 2C0 Telephone: (519) ext Facimile (519)

4 2013 Heat Unit and Precipitation Summary for Exeter and Ridgetown. Ontario Corn Heat Units (OCHU) Huron Research (Exeter) Ridgetown Campus Norm Norm Month 2013 (34 yr) 2013 (39 yr) May June July August September October Total Precipitation (mm) Huron Research (Exeter) Ridgetown Campus Norm Norm Month 2013 (34 yr) 2013 (39 yr) May June July August September October Total % or more below average 20% or more above average 2013 Weather Heat unit accumulation was above average in 2013, particularly at Exeter. A warmer than normal May accounted for most of the increase in heat units. A killing frost occurred on October 3 at Exeter and October 21 at Ridgetown. Precipitation was above average at Exeter and average at Ridgetown. October was particularly wet at Exeter, with regular lake effect rain and snow. A number of heavy rain events occurred between late May and mid-july at both Exeter and Ridgetown. This led to planting delays (white mold 2 nd planting, Kippen variety) as well as moderate to severe damage to a number of field studies. Several studies (anthracnose transmission, root rot) were reseeded due to severe damage from rain events. Exeter had below average precipitation in August, which led to some crop stress and a lack of disease expression in some studies (foliar anthracnose). Early planted studies were harvested under decent field condtions in September. Later planted studies were harvested under very wet conditions in October. 4

5 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Variety Registration and Performance Trials (ongoing) Four studies were seeded in Seeding was on schedule at Blyth (June 9) but was late at Kippen (June 20). The Kippen site had severe rain damage in late June/early July. The Blyth site had moderate weather which resulted in good canopy growth regular rains in August led to low levels of white mold. Harvest conditions in September were good, but deteriorated quickly in October. Summary of Registration/Performance Trials, Huron Research Station, 2013 Location Market Class Average Yield C.V. Notes Blyth White Consistent through the season, some late season mold Kippen White High yield, first rep was weak (dropped) Kippen Cran/Kidney Decent yield, consistent despite early water damage Kippen Minor(black) High yield, Zorro still the dominant black bean Preliminary Yield Trials (ongoing) Six studies were seeded in 2013 at Blyth, Centralia, Kippen and Woodstock. The Centralia site was added in 2013 to provide an additional data point for both studies. A number of public and private breeding programs took part in the trials, including ADM, Agr. Canada/U of G, AmeriSeed (Co-op), Cooks, Cornell, Gen-Tec, HDC, Hyland, MSU, NDSU, Pro-Vita, Secan and Seminis. The primary sites were at Kippen and Centralia. These trials were replicated at Blyth (narrow row only) and Woodstock (wide row only). There were 82 entries tested a 32% increase in entries from Entries by market class are as follows: navy (19 entries), DRK (9 entries), LRK (10 entries), WK (4 entries), Cran (15 entries), Black (16 entries), Otebo (3) and Small Red (3). Food-type soybean, Pink, Pinto classes had 1 entry each. Black Top yielding lines include Shania, MSUB11343, COOPB04352 (very good 3 year data) and ACUG 10-B3. Zorro had average performance in Navy Top yielding lines include Apex, HMS Medalist, Rexter (top navy), T9905, ADMN8333, COOPN008072, COOPN06063 and MSUN Small Red PROVR09304 performed very well at Blyth and Centralia, but was ranked very low at Kippen. PROVR11511 was above average at Kippen and Centralia. Pink Rosetta performed very well at Kippen and Blyth, but below average at Centralia. Kidney MSUL11714 yielded similar to Inferno (a top yielder) at 2 of 3 sites, but was a few days earlier maturity. ACUG 12-D1 had similar yield as Dynasty and Majesty and is a few days earlier maturing. Cran Compared to Etna, SEMC1261 has similar yield and maturity, while ADMC is slightly later maturing and slightly lower yielding. HDC C1 and C2 are much later maturing, with inconsistent yield. C2 seems to outperform C1. MSU cran lines are slightly later maturing with inconsistent yield. MSUC performs best but has issues with marsh spot (see below). Pinto La Paz performed very well in the wide row trials, ranking highly at each site (1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd ). In the narrow row trials, it was slightly better than average. Otebo MSUG12901 maturity similar to Hime and later than Fuji. Yield is higher than Hime and Fuji. 5

6 Summary of Preliminary Yield Trials, Huron Research Station, 2013 Location Market Class Average Yield C.V. Notes Blyth Navy/Black/Misc Good yield, late mold pressure Centralia Navy/Black/Misc Strong drought in August Kippen Navy/Black/Misc High yield, consistent despite early water damage Centralia Cran/Kidney/Misc Strong drought in August Kippen Cran/Kidney/Misc Moderate yield Woodstock Cran/Kidney/Misc Some water and mold damage Total Entries 82 distinct entries at 6 sites Evaluation of Marsh Spot in Dry Beans (Ongoing, Year 8) Background - Marsh spot is a physiological disorder found primarily in cranberry beans (occasionally in kidney beans). Cells in the centre of the coltyledons die and turn a gray/black colour (see Fig. 1). The damage is evident once the seed is split along the cotyledonary axis, and opened up to view the interior of the cotyledons. Marsh spot creates serious marketing issues for bean dealers. Marsh spot incidence was average to above average in Registration/Performance Trials - Cranberry cultivars from trials at Kippen, Woodstock, Monkton, Elora and St. Thomas locations were evaluated for marsh spot and compared to Etna (resistant check) and Messina (susceptible check). All of the lines tested were similar to the resistant check Etna. Preliminary Yield Trials Cranberry cultivars from trials at Kippen and Woodstock were evaluated. Three lines (ADMC0259, MSUC11266 and MSUC11273) demonstrated some susceptibility, particularly at the Woodstock site. One line (MSUC11260) was worse than the susceptible check Messina at both sites. Figure 1: Marsh Spot Severity Ratings 6

7 Anthracnose (ongoing) Frequent rainfall after planting led to very high early disease pressure (the worst seen to date) across all of the anthracnose trials in Strobilurin fungicides were applied twice to contain the early disease pressure and prevent plant death. Unfortunately, this was followed by very dry conditions in August, which discouraged disease development. A lack of disease development was particularly evident in the foliar fungicide trials, and results of these studies will not be presented. Seed Treatment - Rancona (ipconazole), Evergol Xtend (penflufen/trifloxystrobin) and Heads Up (extract of Chenopodium spp.) were ineffective against anthracnose. BAS F (pyraclostrobin + fluxapyroxad) was similar to the industry standard (Apron Maxx + Dynasty), particularly in the trial seeded to OAC Rex. However, these results are based on a limited amount of data from stem infection only. Further research is needed to confirm these findings. Common Bacterial Blight Engage Agro (Year 3 of 3) The foliar product EAC1101 was compared to Parasol (industry standard) for the control of CBB in dry beans. CBB infection was introduced using infected seed as well as a foliar inoculum. Infected seed provided a more reliable form of inoculation. In some studies, EAC1101 was similar to Parasol for the control of CBB foliar symptoms. However, EAC 1101 had significant phytotoxity on the bean plants a single application resulted in approx. 20% leaf burn while three applications resulted in approx. 50% leaf burn. This level of phytotoxicity had a negative impact on yield. Root Rot Seed Treatment Rhizoctonia disease pressure was low to moderate in the low rate trial (3 g/m of row planted June 21) and very high in the high rate trial (6 g/m of row planted May 27). Planting date and weather patterns following planting had a major impact on disease pressure. Both trials were initially planted on May 27, but the low rate trial was damaged severely by rains following planting and replanted on June 21. The first 3 reps (of 6) for the high rate trial had minimal damage, and treatment observations are presented from these reps only. Vibrance (sedaxane) was similar to the Dynasty (industry standard) for plant emergence, but had the best plant vigour in the low rate trial. Yield was similar to Dynasty in the low rate trial, but lower than Dynasty in the high rate trial. Heads Up (extract of Chenopodium spp.) provided no control of rhizoctonia and was similar to the inoculated control for plant emergence and vigour and yield. Rancona (ipconazole) was similar to Dynasty in the low rate trial, but was markedly weaker in the high rate trial. The addition of sedaxane dramatically improved the performance of ipconazole in the high rate trial. BAS F (pyraclostrobin + fluxapyroxad) had the highest emergence in both trials. It was similar to Dynasty for yield in the low rate trial, but lower than Dynasty in the high rate trial. Apron Advance (thiabendazole/fludioxonil) was similar to Dynasty in the low rate trial, but weaker in the high rate trial. White Mold (ongoing) Two trials were planted in 2013 the second trial was planted very late (July 16) due to wet soil conditions. There was a high level of disease incidence and severity in both trials. Lance was similar to Allegro in the early planted study, but weaker in the late planted study. Allegro this product is considered the industry standard for white mold fungicides. There were dramatic differences in disease severity between Trt #3 (high rate, 1 application) and Trt #4 (high rate, 2 applications). This was due to a delay in disease onset disease severity increased 7

8 dramatically about 14 days after the first fungicide application, coinciding with the timing for the 2 nd application. This led to a dramatic increase in disease severity in Trt #3. It is interesting that the increase in disease severity in Trt #3 did not seriously reduce yield. There was no clear response between Allegro rate (Trt #2 vs Trt #4) in either trial. Serenade MAX In the early planting study, disease severity was slightly better than the control, but there were no differences in yield. In the late planting study, disease severity and yield were the same as the control. Serenade Optimum equal to the control for disease severity and yield in both trials. Serenade MAX + Lance had acceptable disease control and yield in both trials. Fluopyram was similar to Trt #4 (Allegro high rate, 2 applications) for disease severity and yield in both trials. Propulse - was slightly inferior to the equivalent treatment for Allegro, particularly in the late planted study. Trt #11 (high rate, 1 application) had much higher disease severity and lower yield, compared to Trt #12 (high rate, 2 applications) for similar reasons as stated above for Allegro. Senator performed very well. The high rate had the lowest disease severity and the highest yield in the early planting trial. Senator s performance in the late planted trial was inferior to Allegro. Vertisan had high disease severity and low yield (similar to the control), particularly in the early planted trial. Acapela had moderate disease control, particularly in the early planted trial. Yield was acceptable in the late planted trial. Priaxor had weaker disease control and yield in both trials. Priaxor + Lance had good disease control and yield better than Lance (Trt #2) in the late planted trial. Heads Up weak treatment that was similar to the untreated control in both trials. Quash weak treatment that was similar to the control in both trials. Effect of Microwave Radiation on Dry Bean Seed Infected with Colletotrichum lindemuthianum with and without the Use of Chemical Seed Treatment. A.P. Friesen, R. L. Conner, D. E. Robinson, W. R. Barton, and C. L. Gillard Seed-borne anthracnose, caused by Colletotrichum lindemuthianum, is a serious disease that affects dry bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) seed quality and yield. A two-year study was conducted to examine the effect of microwave radiation on two market classes: navy (cv. Navigator) and pinto (cv. AC Ole) bean. In the laboratory, a maximum exposure rate between s caused <10% decrease in seed germination and 0.14 and 0.10% s -1 decrease in pathogen viability for navy and pinto bean, respectively. Field studies conducted at Ridgetown and Exeter, ON evaluated the effect of microwave radiation and two chemical seed treatments (thiamethoxam + fludioxonil + metalaxyl-m + azoxystrobin and experimental BAS 720), on emergence, percentage of infection, seed pick, yield and return on investment. Microwave treatment decreased emergence by <10% in both market classes and decreased disease symptoms by 17-30% for leaf and stem infection in the pinto bean when combined with chemical seed treatment. Chemical treatment alone decreased disease symptoms by 30% in navy bean. Microwave treatment did not affect pod infection, seed pick, yield, or return, yet chemical treatment increased yield between 6-25% in the navy bean. 8

9 13DVCAK Major Coloured Bean R. & P. Trial - Kippen Seed 100 Treatment Treatment Type Yield Yield Yield/ Quality CBB CBB Seed Days to Maturity Number Name Rank (kg/ha) D.A.P. (1-5) Aug 29 Sept 10 Weight Maturity 4 Dynasty DRK M 3 Majesty DRK M 7 ACUG12-D1 DRK E 1 AC Calmont DRK L 5 GTS 104 DRK M 6 GTS 106 DRK M 2 Red Hawk DRK M Average Inferno LRK L 11 ACUG12-L2 LRK M 9 OAC Lyrik LRK E 13 ACUG13-L2 LRK M 12 ACUG13-L1 LRK M 8 Pink Panther LRK M Average Red Rider Cran M 18 ACUG 13-C1 Cran M 17 ACUG 12-C2 Cran M 14 Etna Cran E 19 HR Cran L 16 Meccano Cran E Average GTS 401 WK L 20 Beluga WK L 22 Yeti WK M Average Filler no 1 N/A L 24 Filler no 2 N/A L 25 filler no 3 N/A M Average 29 Mean Mean 2922 #REF! Seed Quality: 1 = good 5 = poor C.V CBB 1 = no leaf infection, 5 = total leaf infection PR > F 0.01 LSD(0.05) Maturity: <99=E, =M, >103= L #DIV/0! check variety Trial Summary Design: 5X5 Lattice Fertilizer: NPK Dessicant: Roundup T. 1.5 L../ha (Oct.2) Row Width: Wide = 30 inch (75 cms) liquid actual at seeding (June 8) Harvest Date: Sept. 29 & Oct. 3,11 Number of Rows Per Plot: 2 Herbicide: Dual 1.25 L./ha & Rival 1.75 L./ha & 1.9 L./ha Number of Rows Harvested Per Plot: 2 Reflex ( July 14 ) Plot Length: 6m. Fungicide: Cygon,Matador,Allegro,Headline,Crop Booster ( July 14 ) Harvest Length: 4m. Cygon,Matador,Allegro,Quadris ( July 26 ) Seeding Rate: 17 seeds / m. Cygon,Matador,Senator,Crop Booster ( Aug 9 ) Planting Date: June 20 #DIV/0! 9

10 13DVCCK Small Seeded (Minor)R & P - Narrow Row- Kippen Seed 100 Suitability Treatment Treatment Class Yield Yield Percentage Yield / Quality Seed Lodging Harvestibility For Direct Days to Maturity Number Name Rank (kg/ha) of Average Maturity (1-5) Weight Harvest Maturity 1 Zorro Black VG 111 M 2 GTS 1103 Black VG 110 M 3 COB Black G 112 M 4 ACUG 13-B1 Black G 114 L 5 ACUG 13-B2 Black E 113 L 6 ACUG 13-B3 Black VG 112 M 7 ACUG 13-B4 Black E 113 L 8 Shania Black VG 114 L 9 Merlot Sm. Red VG 102 M Sm. Red P 102 E Sm. Red E 103 E 12 ACUG13-SR1 Sm. Red VG 103 E Seed Quality: 1 = good 5 = poor Mean Mean +/- one half LSDof yield C.V PR > F LSD(0.05) Trial Summary Maturity: <106=E, =M, >112= L Suitability for Direct Harvest <1.5=Excellent, =VeryGood, =Good, >3.2= Poor Design: Nearest Neighbour (reps 2-4 incl.) Fertilizer: NPK Row Width: Narrow = 15 inch (37 cms) liquid actual at seeding (June 8) Number of Rows Per Plot: 6 Herbicide: Dual 1.25 L./ha & Rival 1.75 L./ha & 1.9 L./ha Number of Rows Harvested Per Plot: 4 Reflex ( July 14 ) Plot Length: 6m. Planting Date: June 20 Harvest Length: 4m. Fungicide: Cygon,Matador,Allegro,Headline,Crop Booster ( July 14 ) Seeding Rate: 17 seeds / m. Cygon,Matador,Allegro,Quadris ( July 26 ) Seed Treatment: CruiserMaxx 1.95 ml./1kg.seed Cygon,Matador,Senator,Crop Booster ( Aug 9 ) Dynasty.2 ml./1kg.seed Harvest Date: Oct.12 10

11 13DVWBK White Bean Registration and Performance - Narrow Row- Kippen Seed 100 Suitability Treatment Treatment Yield Yield Percentage Yield / Quality Seed Lodging Harvestibility For Direct Days to Maturity Number Name Rank (kg/ha) of Average Maturity (1-5) Weight Harvest Maturity 1 AC Compass G 104 E 2 Lighthouse VG 113 L 3 Apex VG 112 L 4 Nautica E 107 M 5 OAC Thunder VG 108 M 6 Vigilant VG 103 M 7 Merlin E 111 L 8 HMS Medalist VG 106 M 9 T VG 101 E 10 T VG 109 M 11 Bolt E 101 E 12 Mist E 112 L 13 ACUG VG 102 E 14 Lightning VG 104 E 15 Rexeter VG 112 L 16 Vista VG 105 E 17 Reliant VG 109 M 18 Viscount G 114 M 19 GTS G 107 M 20 Indi E 104 E 21 AC Mast VG 105 E 22 H G 112 L 23 H P 110 L 24 ob G 119 L 25 ACUG VG 105 E 26 ACUG VG 103 E 27 ACUG VG 105 E 28 ACUG VG 107 M 29 ACUG VG 112 L 30 ACUG VG 103 E 31 ACUG VG 114 L 32 ACUG E 114 L 33 ACUG VG 105 E 34 ACUG E 106 M 35 Filler no VG 109 M 36 Filler no VG 104 E Seed Quality: 1 = good 5 = poor Mean Mean +/- one half LSDof yield C.V CBB 1 = no leaf infection, 5 = total leaf infection PR > F LSD(0.05) Trial Summary Maturity: <106=E, =M, >110= L Suitability for Direct Harvest <1.3=Excellent, =VeryGood, =Good, >3.0= Poor Design: Nearest Neighbour (final results will be analyzed as a Lattice) Fertilizer: NPK Row Width: Narrow = 15 inch (37 cms) liquid actual at seeding (June 8) Number of Rows Per Plot: 6 Herbicide: Dual 1.25 L./ha & Rival 1.75 L./ha & 1.9 L./ha Number of Rows Harvested Per Plot: 4 Reflex ( July 14 ) Plot Length: 6m. Planting Date: June 20 Harvest Length: 4m. Fungicide: Cygon,Matador,Allegro,Headline,Crop Booster ( July 14 ) Seeding Rate: 17 seeds / m. Cygon,Matador,Allegro,Quadris ( July 26 ) Seed Treatment: CruiserMaxx 1.95 ml./1kg.seed Cygon,Matador,Senator,Crop Booster ( Aug 9 ) Dynasty.2 ml./1kg.seed Direct Harvest Date: Oct.14 11

12 13DVWBB White Bean Registration and Performance - Narrow Row- Blyth Seed 100 Suitability Treatment Treatment Yield Yield Percentage Yield / Quality Seed CBB Lodging Harvestibility For Direct Days to Maturity Number Name Rank (kg/ha) of Average Maturity (1-5) Weight Sept 04 Harvest Maturity 1 AC Compass P 104 M 2 Lighthouse VG 107 M 3 Apex VG 110 L 4 Nautica E 101 E 5 OAC Thunder G 105 M 6 Vigilant E 100 E 7 Merlin VG 109 L 8 HMS Medalist VG 107 M 9 T G 97 E 10 T VG 107 M 11 Bolt VG 103 E 12 Mist E 109 L 13 ACUG VG 102 E 14 Lightning VG 105 M 15 Rexeter VG 106 M 16 Vista P 107 M 17 Reliant P 107 M 18 Viscount P 109 L 19 GTS P 107 M 20 Indi E 102 E 21 AC Mast G 102 E 22 H VG 106 M 23 H P 107 M 24 ob VG 110 L 25 ACUG E 106 M 26 ACUG G 105 M 27 ACUG P 107 M 28 ACUG VG 108 M 29 ACUG VG 106 M 30 ACUG E 102 E 31 ACUG E 109 L 32 ACUG E 108 M 33 ACUG VG 106 M 34 ACUG VG 109 L 35 Filler no VG 107 M 36 Filler no VG 104 M Seed Quality: 1 = good 5 = poor Mean Mean +/- one half LSDof yield C.V CBB 1 = no leaf infection, 5 = total leaf infection PR > F LSD(0.05) 184 n/a Trial Summary Maturity: <104=E, =M, >108= L Suitability for Direct Harvest <1.4=Excellent, =VeryGood, =Good, >2.3= Poor Design: Nearest Neighbour (final results will be analyzed as a Lattice) Fertilizer: NPK, actual ppi Row Width: Narrow = 15 inch (37 cms) liquid actual at seeding Number of Rows Per Plot: 6 Herbicide: ppi. Dual.5 L/ha & Rival.7 L/ha Number of Rows Harvested Per Plot: 4 Herbicide: post Reflex 1 L/ha & Venture 1 L./ha. (July 14) Plot Length: 6m. Planting Date: June 9 Harvest Length: 4m. Fungicide: Cygon,Matador,Allegro,Headline,Crop Booster ( July 14 ) Seeding Rate: 17 seeds / m. Cygon,Matador,Allegro,Quadris ( July 26 ) Seed Treatment: CruiserMaxx 1.95 ml./1kg.seed Cygon,Matador,Senator,Crop Booster ( Aug 9 ) Dynasty.2 ml./1kg.seed Direct Harvest Date: Sept 28 12

13 Kidney,Cran. & Misc. PYT - Centralia Seed 100 Treatment Treatment Type Yield Yield Yield/ Quality Seed Days to Maturity Number Name Rank (kg/ha) D.A.P. (1-5) Weight Maturity 1 Inferno LRK L 36 La Paz Pinto M 3 filler (T9905) Navy L 32 filler (ACUG 12-D1) DRK M 41 Merlot SRM L 42 Zorro Black L 37 Fuji Otebo M 24 HR202 CRAN E 40 Apex Navy L 39 MSUG12901 Otebo L 12 Majesty DRK L 38 Hime Otebo L 13 Dynasty (OAC 07-6D1) DRK M 29 HDC C1 CRAN L 20 Red Rider CRAN L 5 PROVL09356 LRK L 7 PROVL09360 LRK L 2 Clouseau (SEM07146) LRK E 27 SEMC1031 CRAN E 26 SEMC0929 CRAN E 25 ACUG 12-C2 CRAN M 10 NY105 LRK E 30 HDC C2 CRAN L 11 MSUL11714 LRK M 44 Yeti (ACUG 10-W1) WK M 23 Etna CRAN E 9 NY104 LRK E 28 SEMC1261 CRAN E 45 Snowdon WK E 22 ADMC259 CRAN M 6 PROVL09354 LRK L 21 Bellagio CRAN L 43 Beluga WK L 16 ACUG10-D3 DRK M 31 Chianti CRAN L 46 HDC W1 WK E 4 Pink Panther LRK E 8 Wallace LRK E 17 PROVD09430 DRK M 35 MSUC11273 CRAN E 14 SEMD1030 DRK E 18 PROVD07323 DRK M 33 MSUC11260 CRAN E 15 SEMD1013 DRK E 19 Red Rover DRK E 34 MSUC11266 CRAN E Mean Mean 2074 #REF! Seed Quality: 1 = good 5 = poor C.V PR > F LSD(0.05) Maturity: <89=E, 89-93=M, >93= L #DIV/0! mean +/-one half LSD #DIV/0! Trial Summary Design: RCBD (nearest neighbour) Fertilizer: NPK, 24 S, 10 Mg 3 Zn.lbs. actual ppi (May 6) Row Width: Wide = 24 inch (60 cms) liquid actual at seeding (June 8) Number of Rows Per Plot: 2 Herbicide: Pursuit 200 ml./ha (May 6) Number of Rows Harvested Per Plot: 2 Reflex 1 L./ha (July 14) Plot Length: 6m. Fungicide: Cygon,Matador,Headline ( July 14 ) Harvest Length: 6m. Cygon,Matador,Headline ( July 26 ) Seeding Rate: 15 seeds / m.(cran&kid.) or 17 seeds / m.(rest) Cygon,Matador,Senator,Crop Booster ( Aug 9 ) Planting Date: June 8 Harvest Date: Sept.9,19&25 13

14 Kidney,Cran. & Misc. PYT - Kippen Seed 100 Treatment Treatment Type Yield Yield Yield/ Quality CBB CBB Seed Days to Maturity Number Name Rank (kg/ha) D.A.P. (1-5) Aug29 Sept10 Weight Maturity 36 La Paz Pinto M 11 MSUL11714 LRK L 40 Apex Navy L 1 Inferno LRK L 39 MSUG12901 Otebo L 3 filler (T9905) Navy L 42 Zorro Black L 16 ACUG10-D3 DRK L 33 MSUC11260 CRAN M 35 MSUC11273 CRAN L 38 Hime Otebo L 20 Red Rider CRAN M 21 Bellagio CRAN L 25 ACUG 12-C2 CRAN M 13 Dynasty (OAC 07-6D1) DRK M 34 MSUC11266 CRAN M 26 SEMC0929 CRAN E 24 HR202 CRAN L 30 HDC C2 CRAN M 18 PROVD07323 DRK L 31 Chianti CRAN M 41 Merlot SRM M 37 Fuji Otebo M 12 Majesty DRK M 4 Pink Panther LRK M 7 PROVL09360 LRK L 32 filler (ACUG 12-D1) DRK E 23 Etna CRAN E 22 ADMC259 CRAN M 28 SEMC1261 CRAN E 6 PROVL09354 LRK L 5 PROVL09356 LRK L 2 Clouseau (SEM07146) LRK M 43 Beluga WK L 44 Yeti (ACUG 10-W1) WK M 45 Snowdon WK E 17 PROVD09430 DRK L 27 SEMC1031 CRAN E 10 NY105 LRK E 8 Wallace LRK M 29 HDC C1 CRAN M 15 SEMD1013 DRK E 9 NY104 LRK E 19 Red Rover DRK E 14 SEMD1030 DRK E 46 HDC W1 WK E Mean Mean 2915 #REF! Seed Quality: 1 = good 5 = poor C.V PR > F LSD(0.05) Maturity: <100=E, =M, >104= L mean +/-one half LSD Trial Summary Design: RCBD (nearest neighbour) Fertilizer: NPK Row Width: Wide = 24 inch (60 cms) liquid actual at seeding (June 8) Number of Rows Per Plot: 2 Herbicide: Dual 1.25 L./ha & Rival 1.75 L./ha & 1.9 L./ha Number of Rows Harvested Per Plot: 2 Reflex ( July 14 ) Plot Length: 6m. Fungicide: Cygon,Matador,Allegro,Headline,Crop Booster ( July 14 ) Harvest Length: 6m. Cygon,Matador,Allegro,Quadris ( July 26 ) Seeding Rate: 15 seeds / m.(cran&kid.) or 17 seeds / m.(rest) Cygon,Matador,Senator,Crop Booster ( Aug 9 ) Planting Date: June 20 Harvest Date: Sept. 29 & Oct. 3,11 Dessicant: Roundup T. 1.5 L../ha (Oct.2) #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 14

15 Kidney,Cran. & Misc. PYT - Woodstock Seed 100 Treatment Treatment Type Yield Yield Yield/ Quality Seed Days to Maturity Number Name Rank (kg/ha) D.A.P. (1-5) Weight Maturity 3 filler (T9905) Navy M 26 SEMC0929 CRAN E 36 La Paz Pinto M 40 Apex Navy L 44 Yeti (ACUG 10-W1) WK L 39 MSUG12901 Otebo M 42 Zorro Black M 10 NY105 LRK E 45 Snowdon WK E 11 MSUL11714 LRK M 1 Inferno LRK L 32 filler (ACUG 12-D1) DRK E 28 SEMC1261 CRAN E 4 Pink Panther LRK M 9 NY104 LRK E 43 Beluga WK L 8 Wallace LRK M 7 PROVL09360 LRK L 23 Etna CRAN E 33 MSUC11260 CRAN E 41 Merlot SRM M 5 PROVL09356 LRK L 22 ADMC259 CRAN E 13 Dynasty (OAC 07-6D1) DRK L 20 Red Rider CRAN L 17 PROVD09430 DRK M 27 SEMC1031 CRAN E 34 MSUC11266 CRAN E 6 PROVL09354 LRK L 38 Hime Otebo L 14 SEMD1030 DRK M 30 HDC C2 CRAN L 12 Majesty DRK M 16 ACUG10-D3 DRK L 24 HR202 CRAN M 2 Clouseau (SEM07146) LRK M 37 Fuji Otebo M 25 ACUG 12-C2 CRAN M 15 SEMD1013 DRK M 35 MSUC11273 CRAN M 31 Chianti CRAN M 19 Red Rover DRK M 18 PROVD07323 DRK L 29 HDC C1 CRAN M 21 Bellagio CRAN M 46 HDC W1 WK M Mean Mean 1905 #REF! Seed Quality: 1 = good 5 = poor C.V PR > F LSD(0.05) Maturity: <96=E, =M, >102= L mean +/-one half LSD Trial Summary Design: RCBD (nearest neighbour) Fertilizer: NPK 200 kg/ha Row Width: Wide = 24 inch (60 cms) Number of Rows Per Plot: 2 Herbicide: Pursuit 200 ml/ha & Frontier 1.25 L/ha Number of Rows Harvested Per Plot: 2 Plot Length: 6m. Fungicide: Cygon,Matador,Headline ( July 15 ) Harvest Length: 6m. Cygon,Matador,Headline ( July 31 ) Seeding Rate: 15 seeds / m. Cygon,Matador,Quadris ( Aug 16 ) Planting Date: June 20 Dessicant: none Harvest Date: Sept.26& Oct.15 #DIV/0! #DIV/0! 15

16 13NPYTC Black,Navy & Misc. PYT - Centralia Seed 100 Ozone Leaf Retention Lodging Harvestibility Treatment Treatment Type Yield Yield Yield/ Quality Seed Days to Maturity Number Name Rank (kg/ha) D.A.P. (1-5) Weight Maturity 19 GTS4179 White L 40 PROVR09304 SR E 35 ADMB0035 Black M 4 T9905 White M 18 COOPN06063 White M 3 Rexeter White L 31 ACUG 10-B3 Black M 36 S03-W4 Soybean L 2 HMS Medalist White M 20 Zorro Black M 39 PROVR11511 SR E 42 La Paz Pinto E 27 MSUB11343 Black M 9 ADMN3584 White M 28 COOPB04352 Black E 8 ADMN8333 White E 1 Apex White L 17 COOPN White M 21 Shania Black M 16 COOPN08070 White E 38 Merlot SR M 24 SEMB1313 Black M 25 MSUB11363 Black E 12 SEMN1246 White M 7 ADMN8340 White M 41 Rosetta Pink E 10 SEMN1200 White M 5 Mist (ACUG 10-6) White L 14 MSUN11298 White M 32 filler (ACUG 10-1) White E 22 SEMB1206 Black E 13 MSUN11258 White M 33 ADMB9279 Black M 6 Lighthouse White L 11 SEMN1202 White L 23 SEMB1312 Black M 15 MSUN11283 White M 37 Fuji Otebo E 34 ADMB8279 Black E 30 COOPB11355 Black E 29 COOPB06252 Black M 26 MSUB10244 Black M Mean Mean Seed Quality: 1 = good 5 = poor C.V Ozone 1 = 0 % leaf area 5 = 100 % leaf area PR > F Leaf Retention 1 = 100% 5 = 0% LSD(0.05) Maturity: <96=E, =M, >100= L check variety Trial Summary Design: Nearest Neighbour Herbicide: Dual 1.5 L./ha & Pursuit 200 ml./ha Seed Treatment: CruiserMaxx 1.95 ml./1kg.seed Row Width: Narrow = 15 inch (37 cms) Herbicide: Reflex 1L./ha ( July 14 ) Dynasty.2 ml./1kg.seed Number of Rows Per Plot: 6 Fungicide: Cygon,Matador,Allegro,Crop Booster,Headline ( July 14 )Fertilizer: NPK, 24 S, 10 Mg 3 Zn.lbs. actual ppi (May 6) Number of Rows Harvested Per Plot: 4 Cygon,Matador,Allegro,Quadris ( July 26 ) liquid NPK 1.Mn.&1 Zn. actual at seeding (June 8) Plot Length: 6m. Cygon,Matador,Senator,Crop Booster ( Aug.9 ) Seeding Rate: 17 seeds / m. Harvest Length: 4m. Direct Harvest Date: Sept 25 Planting Date: June 8 16

17 13BPYTK Black, Navy & Misc. PYT - Narrow Row- Kippen Seed 100 Suitability Treatment Treatment Class Yield Yield Percentage Yield / Quality Seed Lodging Harvestibility For Direct Days to Maturity Number Name Rank (kg/ha) of Average Maturity (1-5) Weight Harvest Maturity 3 Rexeter White VG 112 L 36 S03-W4 Soybean E 111 L 28 COOPB04352 Black VG 104 M 35 AMDB0035 Black VG 103 E 6 Lighthouse White VG 109 L 17 COOPN White VG 110 L 41 Rosetta Pink VG 103 E 14 MSUN11298 White VG 108 M 1 Apex White VG 112 L 9 ADMN3584 White E 106 M 21 Shania Black VG 108 M 39 PROVR11511 SR VG 104 M 4 T9905 White VG 110 L 5 Mist (ACUG 10-6) White VG 110 L 15 MSUN11283 White VG 105 M 2 HMS Medalist White VG 106 M 25 MSUB11363 Black E 105 M 23 SEMB1312 Black VG 104 M 42 La Paz Pinto VG 101 E 27 MSUB11343 Black VG 102 E 16 COOPN08070 White G 105 M 31 ACUG 10-B3 Black VG 106 M 30 COOPB11355 Black VG 106 M 20 Zorro Black VG 106 M 7 ADMN8340 White E 106 M 19 GTS4179 White P 109 L 38 Merlot SR VG 105 M 34 ADMB8279 Black VG 104 M 26 MSUB10244 Black VG 106 M 18 COOPN06063 White VG 105 M 12 SEMN1246 White VG 104 M 8 ADMN8333 White G 103 E 13 MSUN11258 White E 106 M 24 SEMB1313 Black E 102 E 22 SEMB1206 Black E 101 E 10 SEMN1200 White E 107 M 33 ADMB9279 Black VG 105 M 40 PROVR09304 SR P 101 E 29 COOPB06252 Black VG 102 E 32 filler (ACUG 10-1) White VG 101 E 37 Fuji Otebo P 101 E 11 SEMN1202 White VG 110 L Display Plots Eldorado Pinto 4122 Display Plots Hime Otebo 2701 Display Plots MSUG12901 Otebo 3159 Seed Quality: 1 = good 5 = poor Mean Mean +/- one half LSDof yield C.V PR > F LSD(0.05) Maturity: <104=E, =M, >108= L Suitability for Direct Harvest <1.1=Excellent, =VeryGood, Good, >2.9= Poor Trial Summary Design: Nearest Neighbour Fertilizer: NPK Row Width: Narrow = 15 inch (37 cms) liquid actual at seeding (June 8) Number of Rows Per Plot: 6 Herbicide: Dual 1.25 L./ha & Rival 1.75 L./ha & 1.9 L./ha Number of Rows Harvested Per Plot: 4 Reflex ( July 14 ) Plot Length: 6m. Planting Date: June 20 Harvest Length: 4m. Fungicide: Cygon,Matador,Allegro,Headline,Crop Booster ( July 14 ) Seeding Rate: 17 seeds / m. Cygon,Matador,Allegro,Quadris ( July 26 ) Seed Treatment: CruiserMaxx 1.95 ml./1kg.seed Cygon,Matador,Senator,Crop Booster ( Aug 9 ) Dynasty.2 ml./1kg.seed Direct Harvest Date: Oct.14 17

18 13BPYTB Black, Navy & Misc. PYT - Narrow Row- Blyth Seed 100 Suitability Treatment Treatment Class Yield Yield Percentage Yield / Quality Seed CBB Lodging Harvestibility For Direct Days to Maturity Number Name Rank (kg/ha) of Average Maturity (1-5) Weight Sept 04 Harvest Maturity 2 HMS Medalist White VG 104 M 40 PROVR09303 SR P 99 E 41 Rosetta Pink VG 100 E 4 T9905 White VG 105 M 3 Rexeter White VG 105 M 21 Shania Black VG 104 M 17 COOPN0080 White E 104 M 1 Apex White VG 106 L 27 MSUB11343 Black VG 101 M 18 COOPN0606 White VG 103 M 16 COOPN0807 White VG 105 M 15 MSUN11283 White VG 105 M 36 S03-W4 Soybean E 108 L 8 ADMN8333 White VG 104 M 31 ACUG 10-B3 Black E 100 E 35 AMDB0035 Black E 100 E 42 La Paz Pinto VG 100 E 10 SEMN1200 White VG 105 M 20 Zorro Black E 103 M 25 MSUB11363 Black E 100 E 23 SEMB1312 Black VG 102 M 28 COOPB0435 Black VG 102 M 26 MSUB10244 Black E 105 M 7 ADMN8340 White E 104 M 39 PROVR11511 SR G 105 M 9 ADMN3584 White VG 104 M 14 MSUN11298 White E 104 M 38 Merlot SR VG 102 M 19 GTS4179 White P 104 M 29 COOPB0625 Black VG 101 M 24 SEMB1313 Black E 101 M 5 Mist (ACUG 10-6) White VG 107 L 34 ADMB8279 Black E 102 M 13 MSUN11258 White E 103 M 6 Lighthouse White VG 105 M 33 ADMB9279 Black E 100 E 30 COOPB1135 Black VG 104 M 12 SEMN1246 White E 105 M 11 SEMN1202 White E 106 L 37 Fuji Otebo P 100 E 32 filler (Bolt) White E 99 E 22 SEMB1206 Black E 101 M Seed Quality: 1 = good 5 = poor Mean Mean +/- one half LSDof yield C.V CBB 1 = no leaf infection, 5 = total leaf infection PR > F LSD(0.05) Maturity: <101=E, =M, >105= L Suitability for Direct Harvest <1.4=Excellent, =VeryGood, =Good, >2.9= Poor Trial Summary Design: Nearest Neighbour (final results will be analyzed as a Lattice) Fertilizer: NPK, actual ppi Row Width: Narrow = 15 inch (37 cms) liquid actual at seeding Number of Rows Per Plot: 6 Herbicide: ppi. Dual.5 L/ha & Rival.7 L/ha Number of Rows Harvested Per Plot: 4 Herbicide: post Reflex 1 L/ha (July 14) Plot Length: 6m. Planting Date: June 9 Harvest Length: 4m. Multiple Fungicide/Insecticides were applied during the Seeding Rate: 17 seeds / m. season to minimize distortions in the varietal differences Seed Treatment: CruiserMaxx 1.95 ml./1kg.seed Dessication Date: Sept 18 Dynasty.2 ml./1kg.seed Direct Harvest Date: Sept 27 18

19 Marsh Spot Analysis of Cranberry Bean Majors 2013 Trt No Treatment Name I Woodstock S IxS I Kippen S IxS I Monkton S IxS I Elora S IxS I St. Thomas S IxS I Average S IxS 1 Etna (Commercial Check) 3.3 b 1.7 ab 0.07 b 3.8 bc 2.2 ab 0.08 b 3.0 c bc 7.0 b 2.1 a 0.16 b 2.0 b 2.6 a 0.05 b Red Rider 1.3 bc 1.0 bc 0.03 b 0.3 c 0.3 cd b 3.8 c bc 6.3 b 2.6 a 0.16 b 0.3 b 0.3 b b HR c 0.0 c b 0.0 c 0.0 d b 2.0 c bc 0.0 c 0.0 b b 0.0 b 0.0 b b ACUG 10-C1 1.0 bc 1.1 bc 0.02 b 0.8 bc 1.8 a d 0.03 b 0.3 c 0.3 c 4.0 bc 2.8 a 0.12 b 1.5 b 2.6 a 0.04 b ACUG 11-C2 0.0 c 0.0 c b 0.8 bc 0.8 bcd 0.02 b 0.8 c c 2.3 bc 2.8 a 0.07 b 0.0 b 0.0 b b Meccano 3.3 b 1.7 ab 0.05 b 4.8 bc 1.9 abc 0.12 b 10.3 b bc 3.5 bc 2.8 a 0.10 b 5.5 a 3.3 a 0.18 a Messina (Susceptible Check) 26.8 a 2.8 a 0.76 a 22.3 a 2.8 a 0.62 a 30.0 a a 31.8 a 3.0 a 0.94 a 7.0 a 2.6 a 0.18 a Mean CV PR>F (0.05) LSD (0.05) NA I = Incidence (%), S = Severity (0=low, 5=high) Marsh Spot Analysis of Cranberry Bean Majors 2012 Trt No Treatment Name I Woodstock S IxS I Kippen S IxS I Monkton S IxS I Elora S IxS I St. Thomas S IxS I Average S IxS 1 Hooter 2.5 b b 0.0 b c b 3.5 bc bc 0.3 b b 0.0 b c b Etna (Commercial Check) 0.5 b b 0.0 b c b 1.3 c c 0.0 b b 0.3 b 0.30 bc b Red Rider 2.5 b b 0.0 b c b 1.8 bc bc 1.5 b b 2.0 b 0.80 bc 0.03 b HR b b 0.0 b c b 3.3 bc bc 0.0 b b 0.5 b 0.80 bc 0.01 b ACUG 10-C1 3.0 b b 0.8 b 0.50 b 0.01 b 5.3 bc c 0.6 b b 3.3 b 1.30 ab 0.03 b ACUG 11-C2 1.5 b b 0.0 b c b 5.3 bc bc 0.5 b b 0.3 b 0.50 bc 0.01 b Meccano 2.8 b b 1.0 b 0.80 b 0.01 b 4.3 bc bc 0.9 b b 1.8 b 0.90 bc 0.02 b Messina (Susceptible Check) 27.8 a a 21.0 a 1.90 a 0.40 a 13.3 a a 25.2 a a 24.8 a 2.40 a 0.60 a Mean CV PR>F (0.05) LSD (0.05) NA NA NA I = Incidence (%), S = Severity (0=low, 5=high) Notes: CruiserMaxx Bean and Dynasty applied to all varieties 19

20 Marsh Spot Analysis of Cranberry Bean Preliminary Yield Trials 2012 Trt No Treatment Name 1 Red Rider I 0.3 b Kippen S 0.8 b IxS 0.01 b I 7.5 c Woodstock S 1.6 abc IxS 0.16 bc 2 Bellagio 0.8 b 0.8 b 0.01 b 3.3 cd 2.1 ab 0.07 c 3 Messina (Susceptible Check) 21.0 a 1.9 a 0.40 a 27.8 a 2.1 ab 0.61 a 4 Etna (Commercial Check) 0.0 b 0.0 b b 2.3 cd 0.6 def 0.03 c 5 HR b 0.3 b b 1.4 cd 1.5 bc 0.03 c 6 SEMC b 0.5 b 0.01 b 1.9 cd 1.2 cde 0.02 c 7 SEMC b 0.0 b b 0.8 d 0.5 ef 0.01 c 8 SEMC b 0.0 b b 0.1 d 0.0 f c 9 SEMC b 0.8 b 0.01 b 15.0 b 1.7 abc 0.25 bc 10 SEMC b 0.6 b 0.01 b 6.8 c 2.5 a 0.16 bc 11 Chianti 0.0 b 0.0 b b 2.0 cd 1.5 bcd 0.03 c 12 UC b 0.0 b b 0.0 d 0.0 f c Mean CV PR>F (0.05) LSD (0.05) I = Incidence (%), S = Severity (0=low, 5=high) Average I S IxS Marsh Spot Analysis of Cranberry Bean Preliminary Yield Trials 2013 Trt No Treatment Name 1 Red Rider I 0.7 cd Kippen S 0.3 e IxS 0.01 c I 1.0 e Woodstock S 0.8 cd IxS 0.02 e 2 Bellagio 0.0 d 0.0 e c 0.0 e 0.0 d e 3 ADMC cd 1.9 a d 0.09 c 11.5 c 3.6 a 0.42 c 4 Etna (Commercial Check) 0.3 d 0.3 e c 3.0 e 0.7 d 0.09 e 5 HR d 0.0 e c 0.3 e 0.5 d 0.01 e 6 ACUG 12-C2 0.0 d 0.0 e c 0.0 e 0.0 d e 7 SEMC cd 1.3 b e 0.04 c 4.5 de 3.5 a 0.14 de 8 SEMC cd 0.7 de 0.01 c 4.8 de 2.0 bc 0.11 e 9 SEMC cd 0.7 de 0.01 c 0.5 e 1.0 cd 0.02 e 10 HDC C1 0.0 d 0.0 e c 0.0 e 0.0 d e 11 HDC C2 0.3 d 0.3 e c 0.3 e 0.5 d 0.01 e 12 Chianti 1.3 cd 1.5 a e 0.03 c 0.3 e 1.0 cd 0.01 e 13 MSUC a 2.8 ab 1.05 a 39.0 a 3.3 ab 1.26 a 14 MSUC c 2.3 abc 0.19 c 9.5 cd 3.6 a 0.33 cd 15 MSUC cd 1.3 cde 0.05 c 14.0 c 3.8 a 0.52 c 16 Messina (Susceptible Check) 25.0 b 2.9 a 0.71 b 26.8 b 2.9 ab 0.80 b Mean CV PR>F (0.05) LSD (0.05) I = Incidence (%), S = Severity (0=low, 5=high) Average I S IxS Average I S IxS

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