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Nebraskans ...
Producers of the finest quality dry edible beans to be found anywhere
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Apache --- Idaho Seed Bean Company --- Apache is a moderately upright type III A pinto. It is an early season line maturing in an average of 84 days. Apache is resistant to rust. Apache is susceptible to fusarium yellows. Bill
Z --- Colorado State University --- Bill Z is an indeterminate,
vine type, pinto released in 1985. It is a mid-season line maturing
in an average of 86 days. Bill Z is rust susceptible and has moderate
tolerance to bacterial brown spot. Burke --- USDA, Prosser --- Burke is an indeterminate type that varies from semi-upright architecture to prostrate growth habit (CIAT type II A to III A). It is a mid-season variety maturing in 89 to 85 days depending on season and location. Burke is resistant to common bean mosaic, necrosis virus, curly top, root rot and rust. Chase --- University of Nebraska --- Chase is an indeterminate up right, vine type pinto. It is a mid season line maturing in an average of 88 days. Chase is resistant to rust and moderately resistant to bacterial brown spot and white mold. It is susceptible to fusarium yellows. Elizabeth --- Fox Bean Company --- Elizabeth is a pinto bean variety developed by Fox Bean Company, Twin Falls, Idaho. The pinto variety is resistant to all known races of rust found in the United States. Elizabeth matures approximately 80 days after emergence. Frontier --- North Dakota State University --- Frontier is an indeterminate upright, indeterminate pinto with high yield potential. It is a full-season line maturing in approximately 95-103 days. Frontier is resistant to rust and susceptible to common blight, bacterial brown spot. Frontier sometimes shows an avoidance to white mold because of its' upright architecture. GTS 900 --- Gen-Tec Seeds --- GTS 900 is an indeterminate large bush type pinto. It is a full season line maturing in an average of 102 days. GTS 900 is resistant to races 1 and 15 of bean common mosaic virus and appears to have good rust tolerance and possible tolerance to white mold in tests in North Dakota. Hattan --- North Dakota State University --- Hattan is an indeterminate prostrate traditional vine type III pinto. It is a mid season line maturing in approximately 92-96 days, Hattan is a large seeded pinto with excellent canning quality. Hattan does not exhibit any disease resistance and possesses moderate yield potential. Kodiak --- Michigan State University --- Kodiak exhibits an upright type-II, indeterminate growth habit averaging 48 cm in height combined with a tendency to lodge. It is a mid-season variety maturing 94 days after planting or from 90 to 98 days depending on season and location. Kodiak is resistant to bean common mosaic virus, and rust, but is tolerant to root rot. It is susceptible to anthracnose, white mold, halo blight, and common blight. Maverick --- North Dakota State University --- Maverick is a semi-prostrate type III A pinto. It is a medium-early season type, which tends to remain erect during the growing season, and will exhibit the vine tendencies of traditional pintos and matures in approximately 88 days. Maverick is resistant to the prevalent races of rust, all strains of bean common mosaic virus. Nodak --- North Dakota State University --- Nodak is a traditional, prostrate, type III pinto line with indeterminate growth habit. It is early season line maturing in 88-94 day. Nodak is resistant to root rot and susceptible to rust, white mold, common blight and brown spot. Nodak normally produces small seed. Pinata --- Idaho Seed Bean Company --- (ISB 354) Pinata is an indeterminate, short vine semi-prostrate type pinto. It is of early season maturity of approximately 82 days. Pinata is resistant to bean common mosaic virus. Pinata tends to escape white mold due to its sparse foliage. Due to its early maturity, Pinata tends to escape rust on normally timed plantings. RNK 179 --- Novartis --- RNK 179 is an indeterminate with a vigorous vine that arches and tends to hold the base pods up. It is a mid-season variety, maturing in 93 to 95 days. RNK 179 is tolerant to the prevalent strains of Bean Common Mosaic and has some tolerance to halo blight, bean rust and brown spot. For best performance, white mold should be managed. Remington --- Novartis --- Remington is a new upright pinto adapted to most pinto growing areas. It is a mid season variety, maturing in approximately 92 days. It is also very tolerant to the current races of bean rust. Remington is resistant to the prevalent strains of Bean Common Mosaic Remington tends to escape most damage from white mold due to early maturity and upright architecture. UI 320 --- University of Idaho --- UI 320 is an indeterminate, prostrate, type III pinto bean. It is of medium maturity at 100 days from planting and is resistant to common mosaic virus and rust. Vision --- Seminis Seed Company (Monsanto) --- Vision is an indeterminate, upright plant structure pinto. It is of full season maturity of approximately 105 days. Vision is resistant to rust and moderately resistant to soil-borne fusarium. The variety profiles are a capsule from information provided by plant breeders. Additional information is available from those companies/Universities.
PINTO BEAN BUCKSKIN
Buckskin is an early season variety with broad adaptability and particular success in the High Plains region. It has a strong early pod set and root rot tolerance, combined with early maturity and even dry down. In addition, Buckskin has an arched structure allowing most pods to stay off the ground, helping maintain good bean quality.
Buckskin is an early season variety with a short upright arched vine. It matures in approximately 88 days, similar to Othello, approximately 5 to 7 days earlier than Bill Z. QUALITY Buckskin has a traditional pinto shape and size, with approximately 1,200 seeds per pound. Buckskin also has a distinctive bright background pinto color holding well in storage, lending itself to marketing. DISEASE TOLERANCE Buckskin is tolerant to the prevalent strains of Bean Common Mosaic virus. As compared to Othello, Buckskin has shown better tolerance to bacterial brown spot and halo blight. In addition, as compared to Othello, Buckskin has shown more tolerance to bean rust and white mold. All variety information presented herein is based on field and laboratory observations. Actual crop yield and quality are dependent upon many factors beyond our control. Since environmental conditions and local practices may affect variety characteristics and performance, we disclaim legal responsibility therefor. Read all tags and labels. They contain important conditions of sale, including limitations of warranties and remedies. Plant Variety Protection for Buckskin is pending Advanced Genetics PINTO BEAN ROG179 ROG179 is a high yielding vine variety adapted to the High Plains and Northwest regions. ROG179 has a medium length vine with enough stem structure to keep many pods off the ground. ROG179 has the best performance on medium fertility or sloping soils where white mold can be managed. GROWTH HABIT AND MATURITY ROG179 is a mid-season vine variety with an approximate maturity of 95 days, or about the same as the Bill Z. variety. QUALITY ROG179 has the traditional pinto shape and size, with about 1,200 seeds per pound. It has bright attractive seed maintaining well in storage. Also, ROG179 seed has good cool soil germination. DISEASE TOLERANCE ROG179 is tolerant to the prevalent strains of Bean Common Mosaic virus. It has shown some tolerance to bacterial brown spot and halo blight bacterial bean diseases. ROG179 has some field tolerance to bean rust, and for best performance white mold should be managed. All variety information presented herein is based on field and laboratory observations. Actual crop yield and quality are dependent upon many factors beyond our control. Since environmental conditions and local practices may affect variety characteristics and performance, we disclaim legal responsibility therefor. Read all tags and labels. They contain important conditions of sale, including limitations of warranties and remedies. Plant Variety Protection for Poncho is contemplated.
PINTO
BEAN PERFORMANCE AND ADAPTABILITY Remington
is an new upright pinto variety adapted to most pinto growing regions.
Remington is a mid-season type showing good yield potential and
even dry-down. This allows Remington to be harvested in a timely
manner. As with all varieties and particularly for upright varieties
planting at recommended plant population is important. This is to
avoid plant stem breakage associated with low plant population and
occasionally seen in upright varieties. Remington is best used in
regions were bean rust is a continuing production problem as it
has demonstrated good tolerance to this disease. Remington is an mid-season variety, maturing in about 92 days or about 2 or 3 days earlier than Bill Z. It has a very upright growth habit and medium length runners that will close 30 inch rows. Pod set is high enough to allow seed quality to be maintained when harvest weather becomes a factor. SEED QUALITY Remington is a traditional pinto in color, shape, and size with approximately 1,300 seeds per lb. It has also shown good cool soil germination performance. DISEASE RESISTANCE Remington has a good combination of disease resistance. Remington is resistant to the prevalent strains of Bean Common Mosaic virus. It is also very tolerant to the current races of bean rust. Remington tends to escape most damage from white mold due to early maturity and upright architecture. It has also shown good tolerance to Fusarium root rot and has some field tolerance to bacterial diseases. All variety information presented herein is based on field and laboratory observations. Actual crop yield and quality are dependent upon many factors beyond our control. Since environmental conditions and local practices may affect variety characteristics and performance, we disclaim legal responsibility therefor. Read all tags and labels. They contain important conditions of sale, including limitations of warranties and remedies. Plant
Variety Protection for Remington is pending. PINTO
BEAN PERFORMANCE AND ADAPTABILITY Winchester
is a new pinto bean variety adapted to most dry bean production
areas. Winchester has early maturity combined with multiple disease
resistance, and begins to set pods early, giving it more yield stability.
It also is an upright type with enough branching to fill 30 inch
rows. The result is with the disease tolerance, architecture, and
consistent pod setting, Winchester is a strong production variety. GROWTH HABIT AND MATURITY Winchester is an upright variety with a medium length runner and distinctly dark green foliage. It is a mid-season variety maturing in about 93 days or approximately 1 to 2 days earlier than Bill Z. Winchester has upright architecture, and it also has a high pod set keeping most pods off the ground. This is a benefit so reduced quality is not so likely by extended wet harvest conditions. SEED QUALITY Winchester has the traditional pinto size and color. It has about 1300 seeds per pound and are slightly more plump than some varieties. Cool soil germination performance has been good. DISEASE RESISTANCE Winchester has shown resistant to current races of rust. It is tolerant to white mold due to its very upright architecture and has shown some field tolerance to bacterial diseases. It also has shown Fusarium root rot tolerance and is resistant to the current strains of Bean Common Mosaic virus. All variety information presented herein is based on field and laboratory obsevations. Actual crop yield and quality are dependent upon many factors beyond our control. Since environmental conditions and local practices may affect variety characteristics and performance, we disclaim legal responsibility therefor. Read all tags and labels. They contain important conditions of sale, including limitations of waranties and remedies. Plant Variety Protection for Winchester is pending. Brief Variety Description of Kodiak. Kodiak was derived from the cross of two breeding line P90557/G91213. P90557 is an upright type II, rust- resistant pinto breeding line, and G91213 is a virus-resistant great northern breeding line from Michigan State University. Over 4 years of testing, Kodiak has out-yielded Aztec by 11% at 18 locations and Othello by 10% at 21 locations in Michigan. Kodiak exhibits an upright type-II, indeterminate growth habit averaging 48 cm in height combined with a tendency to lodge. It is a mid-season variety maturing 94 d after planting or from 90 to 98 d depending on season and location. Kodiak matures 2 d later than Aztec, and 7 d later than Othello. Kodiak is resistant to bean common mosaic virus, and rust, but is tolerant to root rot. It is susceptible to anthracnose, white mold, halo blight, and common blight. Kodiak has a large flat seed averaging 42 g/100 seeds and is similar to Aztec in size, shape and color. In canning trials, Kodiak has exhibited satisfactory canning quality equivalent to Aztec. Kodiak was released as a pure line variety and is within commercially acceptable limits of seed type and purity. Shree
P. Singh --- UI 320
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1998
Pinto Bean Variety Trial - Variety
Profiles