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Bulletin E2947
2023 Soybean Variety Trial Report

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February 21, 2024 Randy Laurenz<laurenz2@msu.edu>, Dechun Wang<wangdech@msu.edu>

This report provides information on the performance of Conventional and Roundup Ready soybean varieties in Michigan in 2023.

The presentation of data for the entries tested does not suggest approval or endorsement of varieties by Michigan State University.

Soybean trials are reported for Central and South zones of Michigan.  The Central locations for the Conventional and Roundup Ready trials include test sites in Allegan, Ingham, Saginaw, and Sanilac Counties. The Southern locations for the Conventional and Roundup Ready trials include test sites in Hillsdale, Ingham, Lenawee, and St. Joseph (irrigated) Counties.

Nineteen seed companies entered a total of 161 commercial varieties, not including the experimental MSU lines. The cooperators, planting dates, harvest dates, and other site details for the locations are listed below.

 

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