The Georgia Agricultural Experiment Stations College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences The University of Georgia			2003 Corn Performance Tests Research Report Number 690 October 2003
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Tifton, Georgia: Mid and Full-Season Corn Hybrids, 2003 Evaluations for Resistance to Insects and Other Traits
				Overall Resistance to Insect Injury²
Company or Brand Name	Hybrid Name	Husk Tightness¹	Days to Antheses	2003	2 or more years

Greenwood	865*	T	58	VG	VG
AgraTech	893RR	M	58	VG	-
NK	NX8201	M	56	VG	G
AgraTech	803RR	M	57	VG	G
Croplan Genetics	827RR	T	55	VG	-

Garst	ND200YG1	T	57	VG	-
NK	NX8582	M	56	VG	-
Dyna-Gro	58K56	M	56	VG	-
AgraTech	905RR	M	56	VG	G
NK	NX7982	M	55	VG	-

Garst	8230IT	M	56	VG	F
Golden Acres	8311	T	57	VG	-
NK	N91-R9*	L	57	VG	-
DeKalb	DKC69-71(RR/YGCB)	M	56	VG	-
NK	N82-B2	M	57	G	-

Croplan Genetics	DS822RR	M	57	G	F
Pioneer	31G66	M	57	G	-
Greenwood	863*	M	58	G	-
Terral	TV2160Bt	L	56	G	-
DeKalb	DKC69-70(YGCB)	M	58	G	VG

Vigoro	V61R36	M	56	G	G
NK	N83-N5	L	58	G	-
Golden Acres	8681FQ	M	57	G	P
Southern States	SS842RR	M	56	G	G
Garst	8288	M	56	F	G

Greenwood	780	M	56	F	F
AgraTech	1701	M	59	F	-
Golden Acres	8112	L	56	F	-

* Full-season hybrid.
1. L = loose husks, M = medium-tight husks, and T = tight husks.
2. Overall resistance to insect injury evaluations were made on the basis of total percent damage to the ear by one or more of the following insect categories: corn earworm and fall armyworm, maize weevil,
and pink scavenger caterpillar. Ratings were made on a scale from very good to very poor, where VG = very good, G = good, F = fair, P = poor, and VP = very poor.