Michigan State Wheat Breeding and Genetics published 2023 Wheat Variety Performance Trials

Eric Olson<eolson@msu.edu>, Dennis Pennington<pennin34@msu.edu>, Amanda Noble<nobleam1@msu.edu> -

MSU's Wheat Breeding and Genetics worked with 7 cooperators in 7 Michigan counties to test the performance of 102 wheat varieties from 11 different organizations.

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The 2023 State Wheat Performance Trial entries were planted in seven counties: Isabella, Hillman, Ingham, Huron, Montcalm, Sanilac and Tuscola.

Seven of our experimental sites are on private farmland. We are extremely grateful to those growers for accommodating our work and all of the associated inconveniences. Funding for the high-management trial inputs was provided by the Michigan Wheat Program.

Questions and comments regarding the research reported here should be directed to Dennis Pennington at pennin34@msu.edu or 269-832-0497.

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