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1 ii/ W'm Performance of Ryegrass Varieties in Alabama, Agronomy and Soils Departmental Series No. 136 September 1989 Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station Auburn University Lowell T. Frobish, Director Auburn University, Alabama
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3 PERFORMANCE OF RYEGRASS VARIETIES IN ALABAMA, D.L. Thurlow and W.C. Johnson 1 The Alabama Ryegrass Variety Test is a continuing evaluation of available varieties and breeding lines from private companies and state agricultural experiment stations. Tests are planted in northern, central, and southern locations to evaluate the varieties and lines under the different environmental conditions in these regions of Alabama. The tests are conducted by Experiment Station personnel and the results are presented in a fair and unbiased manner. EXPER TAL PROCEDURES AND DISCUSSION Ryegrass entries were seeded at a 20-pound-per-acre rate in rows 7 inches apart, using plots 5 x 20 feet with four replications. A good stand was obtained at all locations: Sand Mountain Substation, Plant Breeding Unit, and Gulf Coast Substation (replanted November 30, 1988). The tests were fertilized with phosphorus and potassium according to Auburn University soil test recommendations. At planting, nitrogen was applied at the rate of 50 pounds of N per acre, and an additional 50 pounds of N was applied per acre after each cutting. A 32- or 48-inch swath of each plot was harvested with a flail harvester each time the ryegrass reached 6-10 inches tall. Cutting height was 1 1/2 to 2 inches. A herbage sample of approximately 1 pound was taken from each plot at each harvest for determining forage dry matter percentage. 1 Associate Professor and Professor of Agronomy and Soils.
4 Planting conditions were good during the season, with tests at all locations planted between September 25 and October 2, production was recorded at Sand Mountain in the season. No fall Due to dry soil conditions in fall of 1987, tests at Fairhope and Crossville were not planted until November 12 and October 28, respectively. The continued dry the ryegrass production season. A 3-year average provides a more dependable comparison of ryegrass varieties than do single-year results. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Appreciation is expressed to Mein-Huei Tzeng and Mrs. Sally Bagwell, Research Data Analysis, for the data processing of this report. Also' acknowledged are the contributions of J. T. Eason and M.E. Ruf, Sand Mountain Substation; E.L. Carden, and N.R. McDaniel, Gulf Coast Substation; and Steve Nightengale, Plant Breeding Unit, for growing and harvesting the experiments. condition at Crossville resulted in lower than normal yields during the season. Dry conditions at Fairhoape in fall 1988 resulted in a poor stand on first planting and the test was replanted November 30 resulting in no fall production. Strategies to meet seasonal forage needs are an important consideration for livestock producers. Tables 7, 8, and 9 show 3-year average yields for -4-
5 SOURCE OF RYEGRASS SEED Billion Bulldog Caramba CIR 31 Comet Dalita EIR1 36 Florida 80 FLrX 1986 ILR Gulf HI 124 Magnolia Marshall Max MSR 86-1 Multimo RustMaster Tetrablend 444 Nutriblend Pennploid V Tetrone Urbana Van Der Have Oregon, Inc., Albany, Oregon Lofts Seed Inc., Bound Brook, New Jersey Van Der Have Oregon, Inc., Albany, Oregon Van Der Have Oregon, Inc., Albany, Oregon NPI Seed Inc., Salem, Oregon Daehnfeldt, Albany, Oregon Van Der Have Oregon, Inc., Albany, Oregon Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, Florida Univ. of Florida, Gainesville, Florida Silverhill Farmer's Ass 'n., Robertsdale, Alabama Van Der Have Oregon, Inc., Albany, Oregon Forbes Seed, Junction City, Oregon Funk Seeds Inc., Alexandria, Laouisiana NPI Seed Inc., Salem, Oregon Mississippi State Univ., Mississippi State, Mississippi Van Der Have Oregon, Inc., Albany, Oregon Daehnfeldt, Albany, Oregon The New Northrup King Co., Laurinburg, North Carolina Daehnfeldt, Albany, Oregon Pennington Enterprises, Madison, Georgia Van Der Have Oregon, Inc., Albany, Oregon International Seed, Halsey, Oregon -5-
6 TABLE 1. SEASONAL DRY MATTER YIELD OF RYEGRASS VARIETIES AT THE GULF COAST SUBSTATION, FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA, 1989 ACRE YIELD BY HARVEST DATE SEASON BRAND-VARIETY 2/10 3/09 3/27 4/11 4/27 5/22 TOTAL LB. LB. LB. LB. LB. LB. LB. PENNPLOID V ,347 1, , GULF , ,671 MSR o o570 5,605 FL-X 1986LR , , MAGNOLIA , o000 5,539 RUSTMASTER i110 Io ,196 5o453 FLORIDA , 107 1, ,184 5,437 BULLDOG ,244 5,382 NUTRIBLEND ,097 1, ,232 NK TETRABLEND ,916 EIRT # ,445 MARSHALL ,359 DOVEY , ,526 4,330 HI ,196 4,318 CIRT , DALITA ,790 TETRONE ,771 MAX ,101 3,766 BILLION ,763 CARAMBA ,742 URBANA ,690 MULTIMO ,632 COMET TEST MEAN ,082 4,.598 C.V. (%) L.S.D. (.05) PLANTED: NOVEMBER 30, SOIL: MALBIS FINE SANDY LOAM. *DOVEY IS A FESCUE AND WAS INADVERTENTLY ENTERED IN THIS TEST. -6-
7 TABLE 2. SEASONAL DRY MATTER YIELD OF RYEGRASS VARIETIES AT THE PLANT BREEDING UNIT, TALLASSEE, ALABAMA, 1989 ACRE YIELD BY HARVEST DATE SEASON BRAND-VARIETY 12/05 2/20 3/28 4/21 5/26 TOTAL LB. LB. LB. LB. LB. LB. HI 124 1, , ,164 MARSHALL, 1, ,004 1, ,034 BULLDOG 1, , ,877 MSR , ,116 4,798 RUSTMASTER ,049 4,596 FL-X 1986LR ,046 1,024 4,530 MAGNOLIA , o505 NUTRIBLEND , ,352 FLORIDA ,157 MULTIMO , ,138 NK TETRABLEND , PENNPLOID V ,128 URBANA , ,082 GULF ,958 MAX , ,941 CIRT , ,844 TETRONE , ,672 BILLION ,628 COMET ,609 CARAMBA ,548 DALITA , EIRT ,242 DOVEY ,039 TEST MEAN , C.V. (%) L.S.D. (.05) PLANTED: SEPTEMBER 29, SOIL: CAHABA FINE SANDY LOAM. *DOVEY IS A FESCUE AND WAS INADVERTENTLY ENTERED IN THIS TEST -7-
8 TABLE 3. SEASONAL DRY MATTER YIELD OF RYEGRASS VARIETIES AT THE SAND MOUNTAIN SUBSTATION, CROSSVILLE, ALABAMA, 1989 ACRE YIELD BY HARVEST DATE SEASON BRAND-VARIETY 3/15 3/28 4/12 4/21 5/08 5/25 6/07 7/06 TOTAL LB. LB. LB. LB. LB MULTIMO , , HI , ,625 DALITA , ,020 5,276 URBANA , DOVEY ,034 5,093 NUTRIBLEND , MARSHALL TETRONE , MAX , ,680 EIRT , CIRT ,521 BULLDOG , MSR , RUSTMASTER , FL-X 1986LR , BILLION CARAMBA COMET , ,009 NK TETRABLEND , ,953 FLORIDA , ,882 GULF PENNPLOID V MAGNOLIA , TEST MEAN , C.V. (%) L.S.D. (.05) PLANTED OCTOBER SOIL: HARTSELLS FINE SANDY LOAM. *DOVEY IS A FESCUE AND WAS INADVERTENTLY ENTERED IN THIS TEST -8-
9 TABLE 4. TOTAL DRY MATTER YIELD OF RYEGRASS VARIETIES, 1988, AND TWO- AND THREE-YEAR AVERAGES, GULF COAST SUBSTATION, FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA DRY MATTER/ACRE BRAND-VARIETY YR. AV. 3-YR. AV, ( ) ( ) LB. LB. LB. PENNPLOID V 5,721 6,100 6,237 GULF 5,671 6,193 6,027 MSR ,605 6,376 - FL-X 1986LR 5,564 6,341 6,410 MAGNOLIA 5,539 6,133 6,070 RUSTMASTER 5,453 FLORIDA 80 5,437 5,993 6,013 BULLDOG 5,382 6,318 6,372 NUTRIBLEND 5, 232 5,931 5,978 NK TETRABLEND 444 4,916 5, EIRT 36 4,445 MARSHALL 4,359 5,669 5,931 DOVEY 4, HI ,865 6,268 CIRT 31 4, DALITA 3,790 4,751 5,178 TETRONE 3,771 5,288 5,790 MAX 3,766 5,147 - BILLION 3,763 4,915 5,491 CARAMBA 3,742 5,112 5,604 URBANA 3, ,859 MULTIMO 3,632 5,176 5,722 COMET 3,540 4,749 - *DOVEY IS A FESCUE AND WAS INADVERTENTLY ENTERED IN THIS TEST. -9-
10 TABLE 5. TOTAL DRY MATTER YIELD OF RYEGRASS VARIETIES, 1988, AND TWO- AND THREE-YEAR AVERAGES, PLANT BREEDING UNIT, TALLASSEE, ALABAMA DRY MATTER/ACRE BRAND-VARIETY YR. AV. 3-YR. AV. ( ) ( ) LB. LB. LB. HI ,419 5,154 MARSHALL 5, ,431 BULLDOG 4, 877 5,152 5,397 MSR , 798 5,261 RUSTMASTER 4, FL-X 1986LR 4, 530 5,279 5,790 MAGNOLIA 4,505 4,678 4,857 NUTRIBLEND 4,352 4,554 4,548 FLORIDA 80 4,157 4,664 4,745 MULTIMO 4,138 4, NK TETRABLEND 444 4, ,898 PENNPLOID V 4, , 736 URBANA 4,082 4,773 5,032 GULF 3, MAX 3, CIRT 31 3, TETRONE 3,672 4,090 3,941 BILLION 3, COMET 3, CARAMBA 3,548 3,991 4,280 DALITA 3,502 3, EIRT 36 3, DOVEY 3, *DOVEY IS A FESCUE AND WAS INADVERTENTLY ENTERED IN THIS TEST. -10-
11 TABLE 6. TOTAL DRY MATTER YIELD OF RYEGRASS VARIETIES, 1988, AND TWO- AND THREE-YEAR AVERAGES, SAND MOUNTAIN SUBSTATION CROSSVILLE, ALABAMA DRY MATTER/ACRE BRAND-VARIETY YR. AV. 3-YR. AV. ( ) ( ) LB. LB. LB. MULTIMO 5,946 HI 124 5,625 4,326 5,125 DALITA 5,276 3,981 4,205 URBANA 5,274 4,055 4,882 DOVEY 5, 093 NUTRIBLEND ,846 4,477 MARSHALL 4,948 3,943 4,867 TETRONE 4,761 3,714 4,236 MAX 4,680 3,653 EIRT 36 4,597 CIRT 31 4,521 BULLDOG 4,368 3,586 4,464 MSR ,306 3,335 - RUSTMASTER 4, FL-X 1986LR 4,226 3,566 4,200 BILLION 4, ,039 CARAMBA ,046 3,624 COMET 4, NK TETRABLEND 444 3,953 3,208 3,909 FLORIDA 80 3,882 3,216 3,550 GULF 3, PENNPLOID V 3, ,853 MAGNOLIA 3,540 2,995 3,818 *DOVEY IS A FESCUE AND WAS INADVERTENTLY ENTERED IN THIS TEST. -11-
12 TABLE 7. THREE-YEAR AVERAGE SEASONAL DISTRIBUTION OF RYEGRASS VARIETY FORAGE PRODUCTION, GULF COAST SUBSTATION, FAIRHOPE, ALABAMA, SEASONAL FORAGE YIELD/ACRE BRAND-VARIETY EARLY LATE TOTAL AUTUMN WINTER SPRING SPRING LB. LB. LB. LB. LB. FL-X 1986LR 381 1, ,410 BULLDOG 357 1, ,372 HI ,675 3, ,268 PENNPLOID V 297 1,842 3, ,237 NK TETRABLEND ,903 3, ,197 MAGNOLIA 387 1,933 2, ,070 GULF 376 2,053 2, ,027 FLORIDA ,854 2, ,013 NUTRIBLEND 394 1, ,978 MARSHALL 546 1,565 3, ,931 URBANA 476 1,893 2, ,859 TETRONE 482 1,539 2, ,790 MULTIMO 408 1, ,722 CARAMBA 675 1,705 2, ,604 BILLION 449 1,936 2, ,491 DALITA 485 1,253 2, ,
13 TABLE 8. THREE-YEAR AVERAGE SEASONAL DISTRIBUTION OF RYEGRASS VARIETY FORAGE PRODUCTION, PLANT BREEDING UNIT# TALLASSEEo ALABAMA, SEASONAL FORAGE YIELD/ACRE BRAND-VARIETY EARLY LATE TOTAL AUTUMN WINTER SPRING SPRING LB. LB. LB. LB. LB. FL-X 1986LR , ,790 MARSHALL 1, , ,431 BULLDOG , ,397 HI , URBANA , ,032 NK TETRABLEND , ,898 MAGNOLIA 1# , ,857 FLORIDA o ,745 PENNPLOID V , ,736 NUTRIBLEND 1, ,548 CARAMBA , ,280 BILLION 1, , ,264 MULTIMO , ,219 TETRONE , ,941 DALITA ,
14 TABLE 9. THREE-YEAR AVERAGE SEASONAL DISTRIBUTION OF RYEGRASS VARIETY FORAGE PRODUCTION, SAND MOUNTAIN SUBSTATION, CROSSVILLE, ALABAMA, SEASONAL FORAGE YIELD/ACRE BRAND-VARIETY EARLY LATE TOTAL AUTUMN WINTER SPRING SPRING LB. LB. LB. LB. LB. HI ,505 2, URBANA ,352 1,888 4,882 MARSHALL 801 2,369 1,697 4,867 NUTRIBLEND ,058 1,551 4,477 BULLDOG ,489 4,464 TETRONE ,232 1,716 4j236 DALITA ,124 1,946 4,205 FL-X 1986LR ,117 1,514 4,200 BILLION ,716 1,568 4,039 NK TETRABLEND , ,909 PENNPLOID V , ,853 MAGNOLIA ,818 CARAMBA ,562 1,455 3,624 FLORIDA ,138 3,550 Information contained herein is available to all without regard to race, color, sex, or national origin, -14-
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