Michigan Corn Performance Trials

The Michigan Corn Performance Trials is a corn hybrid testing program conducted each year to present public, objective, unbiased data on corn grain and corn silage hybrids. Results are published as Extension Bulletin E-431, available in hard copy or electronically at varietytrials@msu.edu.

For information on entering your hybrids into our trials, please visit the "Entry Forms" tab.

FN5 Daily: 2021 MSU Corn and Soybean Variety Trials results available

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