Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results

Written collaboratively by: Jonathan Kleinjan, Christopher Graham, Karl Glover, Shaukat Ali, Kevin Kirby, Shawn Hawks, Bruce Swan, and Christopher Nelson

Crop performance testing results are released annually through the activities of SDSU Extension and the South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station at SDSU.

View archived reports including data from 2003 - 2017 (when available) in the SDSU Extension Publications Archive.

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2021 South Dakota Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results - Regional Summaries

2021 South Dakota Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results - Bath

2021 South Dakota Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results - Brookings

2021 South Dakota Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results - Claire City

2021 South Dakota Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results - Draper

2021 South Dakota Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results - Frankfort

2021 South Dakota Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results - Gettysburg

2021 South Dakota Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results - Highmore

2021 South Dakota Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results - Selby

2021 South Dakota Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results - South Shore

2021 South Dakota Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results - Sturgis

2021 South Dakota Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results - Wall

Supporting Downloads

2020 South Dakota Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results (zipped)

2019 South Dakota Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results (zipped)

2018 Spring Wheat Variety Trial Results

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