January/February 2020 - Southeastern Peanut Farmer

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TUFRunnerTM ‘297’. Georgia-16HO combines high-yield, TSWV resistance with large runner seed size, and the high-oleic trait for longer shelf-life and improved oil quality of peanut and peanut products. Georgia-18RU is a new high-yielding, normal-oleic, TSWV-resistant and leaf scorch-resistant, medium-large seeded, runner-type peanut variety that was released by the Georgia Agricultural Experiment Station in 2018. It was developed at the University of Georgia, Coastal Plain Experiment Station, Tifton, Georgia. During five-years averaged over multiple location tests in Georgia,

Georgia-18RU had the highest percent TSMK grade and the lowest number of seed per pound compared to the Georgia06G runner-type variety. Georgia 18RU was also found to have a similar low percent TSWV and total disease incidence, high yield and dollar value return per acre as Georgia-06G. Georgia18RU combines high yield, high grade, high dollar value, and TSWV and leaf scorch resistance with the desirable normal-oleic trait requested by peanut butter manufacturers. It also has similar roasted flavor, blanchability, and maturity as Georgia-06G. Tifguard is a high-yielding, medium-

maturity, runner market-type peanut variety. It was jointly released by the USDA-ARS and the University of Georgia. It was the first peanut variety with a high level of resistance to both the peanut root-knot nematode and TSWV. Tifguard has a runner-type growth habit with dark green foliage and a prominent main stem. It has demonstrated very good yields and grades when tested with no nematode pressure in tests in Georgia, Alabama, Florida, and South Carolina. When tested in fields with high nematode pressure it has demonstrated very good yields and grades without the use of nematicides. Tifguard also has a moderate level of resistance to leaf spot.

Table 1: Official State Variety Yield Data 2018 Yield

Variety Runner

Georgia Midville1

Georgia Plains1

Georgia Tifton1

Florida Marianna, Gainesville & Live Oak

Irrigated Irrigated Dryland

Irrigated Dryland Irrigated Dryland

Dryland

Alabama Headland2

(Marianna, Gainesville, Live Oak)

(Marianna & Gainesville)

Irrigated

Dryland

Mississippi (Dryland)

Beaumont Raymond Stoneville Verona

AC3321

5530

3243

4846

3666

5372

4308

-

-

6917

6579

-

-

-

-

AU-NPL 17

5590

3273

4628

3328

5082

4308

7315

6161

-

-

5543

6706

6730

5635

FloRunTM ‘331’

7054

4253

5790

4574

5935

4574

6907

6118

6917

6542

5357

7082

7150

6560

Georgia Greener

5971

3715

4580

3285

6014

4949

-

-

6915

6190

-

-

-

-

Georgia-06G

6921

3878

4646

3600

6183

5403

7189

5107

6933

6724

5965

6437

7739

6300

Georgia-07W

6371

3981

5705

4011

5469

4538

-

-

6843

6636

-

-

-

-

Georgia-09B

6782

3787

5136

3757

5832

4525

7126

5663

6426

6921

4179

6751

5712

5742

Georgia-12Y

6601

4090

5034

3939

6159

5003

7512

5629

6484

6820

5011

7101

7338

5597

Georgia-14N

6044

3642

5257

4011

4997

5360

6837

5720

5965

5856

4105

5813

5323

4162

Georgia-16HO

6056

3775

4961

3539

6002

5330

7942

5914

7168

7028

5328

6755

7731

6298

Georgia-18RU

6861

4060

5651

3957

6068

5421

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

Tifguard

5506

3557

4689

2904

5663

5639

5721

4309

6101

6457

-

-

-

-

TifNV-High O/L

6123

3533

4628

3642

5590

5687

7175

5625

6300

6047

4737

6527

5495

6079

TUFRunnerTM ‘297’

5887

3545

4743

3563

5838

5100

7221

5844

7096

5892

5358

5904

6838

6115

TUFRunnerTM ‘511’

4961

3152

4628

3703

5463

4737

6795

4972

6467

6398

4901

6684

7197

6388

Table 1: The data above contains the yield results from the 2018-2019 state variety trials by the University of Georgia in Tifton, Ga., North Florida Research and Education Center in Marianna, Gainesville and Live Oak, Fla., Auburn University Wiregrass Research and Extension Center in Headland, Ala. and Mississippi State University. 1 - Complete Test data is available online at www.swvt.uga.edu. 2 - Complete Test data is available online at www.aces.edu/anr/crops/varietytesting.

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