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2023 VARIETY GUIDE International Peanut Group

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nternational Peanut Group is a private seed company that develops and releases new peanut varieties in all market types, as well as conducting industry-related research. IPG has recently partnered with Dyna-Gro Seed, Nutrien Ag Solutions’ exclusive premium seed brand, in the United States to bring new, elite, runner-type varieties to market for production across the Peanut Belt. For more information, call 806-585-6366 (office) or 806-632-3068 (Mark Gregory), or email tessa.clark@ipgseed.com or mark. gregory@ipgseed.com.

Performance Of 12 Advanced Peanut Lines And Four Cultivars Near Tifton, Georgia, 2022. Variety DGX0718

RUNNER VARIETIES IPG 914: An early/medium-maturing, high-oleic, large-seeded, runner-type variety with excellent adaptation for production in the U.S. Mid-South and Southwest. This variety was released by International Peanut Group and combines earlier maturity with strong yield and grade potential. It has moderate tolerance to the leaf spot complex and TSWV but is susceptible to Diplodia collar rot. IPG 914 has also proven to be a good commercial option for organic production in the U.S. Southwest. IPG 2309: A medium/late-maturing, mid-oleic, runner-type variety with reduced fat content for confectionary use. Adapted for production in the U.S. Southwest and other semi-arid climates. This variety was recently released under utility patent by

Webb and has higher grade potential. NemaTAM II has a shorter canopy than Webb, which leads to easier digging and inverting at harvest than its predecessor. Tamrun OL11: A high-yielding, high-oleic, runner-type peanut cultivar was developed by Texas A&M AgriLife Research. It has improved resistance to Sclerotinia minor and improved grade over previously released runner-type cultivars that are resistant to S. minor. Tamrun OL11 is specifically developed for the West Texas growing region. Tamrun OL18L: A high-yielding, high-oleic, early maturing, runner-type peanut cultivar that was released from Texas A&M AgriLife Research with a larger than average seed size. Its maturity is comparable to Tamrun OL12 which is 14 days earlier maturing than 16 /

THE PEANUT GROWER • FEBRUARY 2023

Pod Yield (lbs./A)

TSMKa (%)

TSWVb (%)

Late Leaf Spot (1-10c)

Seed Oleic Acid Content

6329

73

13

4.5

Normal

DGX 16-1-2053

6098

74

22

6.5

Normal

DGX 19-R1-1118

6030

73

20

6.5

Normal

DGX 18-1-0215

5961

71

16

6.2

Normal

FloRunTM ‘331’

5905

74

18

6.5

High

DGX0913

5724

74

17

6.2

Normal

Georgia-16HO

5641

73

19

7.0

High

DGX 17-1-0317

5526

73

26

5.5

Normal

AU-NPL 17

5321

70

17

6.0

High

DGX 17-1-0517

5235

72

29

6.2

High

Georgia-06G

5226

74

23

7.2

Normal

DGX 18-1-0216

5174

71

20

6.2

High

DGX 16-1-2142

4937

73

36

7.2

Normal

DGX 17-1-0518

4690

72

31

7.2

High

DGX 19-R1-0618

4195

69

45

9.0

High

DGX 19-R1-1022

3614

71

36

9.0

High

Total sound mature kernels. b Tomato spotted wilt virus. c Florida 1-10 leaf spot rating scale; 1 = no disease and 10 = plants defoliated or dead. Yield test conducted by Scott Monfort, UGA Extension Agronomist. a

IPG and combines the reduced-fat characteristic and mid-oleic seed chemistry with commercial yield and grade potential. It has also performed well under certified-organic production conditions.

VIRGINIA VARIETIES

ACI 442: A high-yielding, high-oleic, Virginia-type variety with excellent adaptation for production in the U.S. Southwest. This variety was released by AgResearch Con-

Performance Of Eight Runner Cultivars In Gaines, Terry And Yoakum Counties, Texas, 2018-2022. Variety

Pod Yield (lbs./A)

TSMKa (%)

Jumbo (%)

Medium (%)

No. 1 (%)

IPG 914

3380

69

37

33

12

ACI 789

3344

69

34

35

11

Georgia-09B

3302

73

38

37

11

ACI 883

3279

69

23

45

14

TUFRunner 297

3270

70

52

26

10

TUFRunner 727

3259

69

40

35

11

IPG 2309

3256

71

16

51

19

Tamrun OL11

3027

70

25

47

16

a

Total sound mature kernels. Source: Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension

Flavorunner 458. Yield was similar to Georgia 09B, but was higher than Tamrun OL11. The seed size was similar to Tamrun OL07 and Webb. No

differences were noted in flavor analysis between Tamrun OL18L and check cultivars. Tamrun OL19: A high-yielding, PEANUTGROWER.COM


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