2003 Peanut, Cotton, and Tobacco Performance Tests The Univeristy of Georgia Research Report Number 692 January 2004								Table of Contents
Midville, Georgia: Yield and Grade Performance Peanut Variety Trial, 2003
	Peanut variety trials, both irrigated and nonirrigated, were planted at this location on May 29, 2003.  However, extensive damage to the soil, soil compaction, and water- logged soil conditions from over 27 inches of rain during May, June, and July caused
	very low yields and considerable variation in performance among plots within the tests.  After careful analysis and review of this data, it is the opinion of the editors that the results of these trials may not accurately reflect the genetic performance
	potential of all test entries.  Since this data could be misleading if used in making decisions concerning variety selection, we have chosen not to present the data in this publication.
Planted:	May 29, 2003.
Seeding Rate:	6 seed/foot in 36" rows.
Fertilization:	0 lb N, 0 lb P2O5, and 0 lb K2O/acre.
Soil Type/Test:	Dothan loamy sand; P = Medium, K = Medium, and pH = 6.1.
Previous Crop:	Irrigated test - Corn.  Nonirrigated test -  Cotton.
Management:	Moldboard plowed and rototilled; Sonolan and Dual used for weed control; Bravo (3 sprays) and Folicur (4 sprays) used for disease control; irrigated test received 0.75 inches.
		May	June	July	Aug.	Sept.
Rainfall (in.):		8.33	6.01	12.69	2.91	1.71