Variety Trials 2006 Weather, as usual, was of significant influence on variety trials in Kentucky during 2006. All varieties performed exceptional well.

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Variety Trials 2006 Weather, as usual, was of significant influence on variety trials in Kentucky during 2006. All varieties performed exceptional well at the Robert Eads farm with KT 204 taking top yield honors as it did in Taylor County where excessive rainfall took it toll on many of the other varieties. Both NC 6 & NC 7 are high yielding varieties but are big and hard to handle. Both suffered under excess rainfall. N 7371 was a good yielder in several locations, but the lowest in one. It has narrow strappy leaves which do not detract from the cured leaf. KT 206 performed well in all locations.

Yield Ranking of Varieties for Each of 4 Trials Locations: Anderson, Fayette, Taylor, & Woodford (* in only 1 trial)

Burley Tobacco Yield Anderson Co. – Danny Crouch Farm *Only 3 replications of R 304 survived due to severe weather effects.

Black Shank Incidence in a Burley Tobacco Trial Harrison Co Black Shank Incidence in a Burley Tobacco Trial Harrison Co. – Ricci Rowland Farm

Burley Tobacco Vigor – Early Season Harrison Co. – Ricci Rowland Farm

Black Shank, Target Spot Incidence & Burley Tobacco Vigor – Late Season Harrison Co. – Ricci Rowland Farm

Burley Tobacco Yield Fayette Co. – Robert Eads Farm

Burley Tobacco Yield Taylor Co. – Chad Sullivan Farm

Burley Tobacco Vigor Woodford Co. – Rusty Thompson Farm

Burley Tobacco Stalk Diameter at Harvest Woodford Co Burley Tobacco Stalk Diameter at Harvest Woodford Co. – Rusty Thompson Farm LSD 0.05 = 0.12

Burley Tobacco Yield Woodford Co. – Rusty Thompson Farm