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OKLAHOMA SMALL GRAINS VARIETY PERFORMANCE

TESTS 2013-14Authors/Credits ......................................................... 4

Participating Seed Companies/Methods ............ 5

2014 Wheat Crop Overview ................................. 6

2014 Peformance Test Summary ......................... 8

2014 results by location

Afton ...........................................................................10

Balko ..........................................................................11

Chickasha Regional ...............................................12

Chickasha Intensive Wheat Management ........13

Chickasha Standard vs. Intensive Comparison ....14

Goodwell...................................................................15

Homestead ...............................................................16

Hooker .......................................................................17

Kingfisher ..................................................................18

Lahoma Regional ....................................................19

Lahoma Fungicide Treated ...................................20

Lahoma Fungicide vs. No Fungicide ..................21

Marshall Dual Purpose ..........................................22

Marshall Grain-Only ...............................................23

Marshall Grain Only and Dual Purpose .............24

McLoud .....................................................................25

Thomas ......................................................................26

Walters ......................................................................27

OKLAHOMA 2014 FALL SEED DIRECTORY

OCIA STAFF & DIRECTORS ..............................28

FIELD INSPECTION FEES ..................................28

SEED SAMPLING, TESTING & LABELING ........28

WHEAT HRW ACREAGE

1863 ..........................................................................29

2174 ..........................................................................29

ARMOUR ..................................................................29

BILLINGS .................................................................29

CJ ................................................................................30

DELIVER ...................................................................30

DOANS .....................................................................30

DUSTER ..................................................................30

ENDURANCE .........................................................31

EVEREST ..................................................................33

FANNIN .....................................................................33

FULLER .....................................................................33

GALLAGHER...........................................................33

GARRISON ..............................................................36

GREER ......................................................................36

IBA ..............................................................................36

JACKPOT .................................................................37

JAGGER ...................................................................37

LCS MINT .................................................................38

LCS WIZARD ..........................................................38

OVERLEY .................................................................38

PETE ..........................................................................38

RUBY LEE ................................................................38

SY RAZOR ...............................................................40

SY SOUTHWIND ...................................................40

T154...........................................................................40

TAM 111 ...................................................................40

TAM 112 ...................................................................40

TAM 113 ...................................................................40

TAM 401 ...................................................................41

TRIUMPH 64 ...........................................................41

WB4458 ...................................................................41

WB CEDAR .............................................................41

WB GRAINFIELD ...................................................41

WB REDHAWK ......................................................41

WINTERHAWK .......................................................41

WHEAT - HWW

OK RISING ..............................................................42

WHEAT - CLEARFIELD

AP503CL2 ...............................................................42

CENTERFIELD ........................................................42

DOUBLESTOP CL PLUS ....................................42

WB DEUCE CL+ ...................................................43

BARLEY - WINTER

AMISTAR ..................................................................43

CASINO ....................................................................43

EVE .............................................................................43

POST 90 ...................................................................43

OATS - WINTER

OKAY ..........................................................................43

COSAQUE ................................................................43

RYE ACREAGE

ELBON ......................................................................43

MATON .....................................................................43

OKLON .....................................................................43

TRITICALE

348 .............................................................................43

TAMCALE 5019 .....................................................43

OCIA APPROVED CONDITIONERS ................44

HOW CAN I BECOME A CERTIFIED SEED

GROWER? ..................................................................................45

KNOW THE LAW ..................................................45

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FACILITY? ................................................................45

TABLE OF CONTENTS

www.wheat.okstate.eduProtein data will be reported in a separate publication in August of 2014 and posted at

Partial financial support provided by the Oklahoma Wheat Commission and the Oklahoma Wheat Research Foundation

Oklahoma Crop Improvement Association Articles and Information:Roger Osburn • Director, OK Pedgreed Seed Services — Rose Mary Posey • OCIA Staff Assistant

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Authors Jeff Edwards Small Grains Extension Specialist Rick Kochenower Panhandle Area Agronomist Robert Calhoun Senior Agriculturalist Matt Knori Research Technician Romulo Lollato Graduate Assistant Giovana Cruppe Graduate Assistant Brett Carver Wheat Breeder Bob Hunger Extension Plant Pathologist Funding provided by: Oklahoma Wheat Commission Oklahoma Wheat Research Foundation OSU Cooperative Extension Service OSU Agricultural Experiment Station Entry fees from participating seed companies Area Extension Staff Mark Gregory OSU Area Agronomist – Southwest District Brian Pugh OSU Area Agronomist – Northeast District County Extension Staff Thomas Puffinbarger, Alfalfa County Extension Educator Loren Sizelove, Beaver County Extension Educator David Nowlin, Caddo County Extension Educator Pam Shelden, Cimarron County Extension Educator Richard Austin, Cotton County Extension Educator Ron Wright, Custer County Extension Educator Darrell McBee, Harper County Extension Educator

Gary Strickland, Jackson County Extension Educator Corbin Dewitt, Kay County Extension Educator Zack Meyer, Kingfisher County Extension Educator Jeff Bedwell, Major County Extension Educator Jeff Parmley, Ottawa County Extension Educator Greg Highfill, Woods County Extension Educator Station Superintendents Erich Wehrenberg, Agronomy Research Station, Stillwater Cameron Murley, Oklahoma Panhandle Research and Extension Center, Goodwell Michael Pettijohn, South Central Research Station, Chickasha Rocky Thacker, Southwest Research and Extension Center, Altus Student Workers Maddi Shires We sincerely thank our variety trial cooperators for donation of land, time, and resources. Several of our locations were lost this year due to drought. Variety trial cooperators not otherwise listed in this document include: Wes Mallory, Alva, OK Bryan Vail, Apache, OK NRCS, Buffalo, OK Kenneth Failes, Cherokee, OK J.B. Stewart, Keyes, OK Don Schieber, Kildare, OK Kirby Farms, Lamont, OK


OKLAHOMA SMALL GRAINS VARIETY PERFORMANCE TESTS 2013-14

5PARTICIPATING SEED COMPANIES AGSECO, Inc. Steve Ahring, P.O. Box 7, Girard, KS 66743 Phone: (620) 724-6223 Email: [email protected] www.agseco.com Varieties: TAM 113 Colorado Wheat Research Foundation (CWRF) Darrell Hanavan, 4026 S. Timberline Rd. Ste. 100, Fort Collins, CO 80525 Phone: (970) 449-6994 Email: [email protected] Varieties: Byrd, Brawl CL Plus Kansas Wheat Alliance (KWA) Daryl Strouts, 1990 Kimball Ave. Ste 200 Manhattan, KS 66502 Phone: (785) 320-4080 Email: [email protected] www.kswheatalliance.org Varieties: Everest Limagrain Cereal Seeds (LCS) Marla Barnett, 6414 N Sheridan, Wichita, KS 67204 Phone: (316) 253-6839 Email: [email protected] www.limargraincerealseeds.com Varieties: LCS Mint, LCS Wizard, T153, T154, T158, LCH11-109, LCH11-1117, LCH11-1130 Monsanto/WestBred John Fenderson, 1616 E. Glencoe Rd., Stillwater, OK 74075 Phone: (620) 243-4263 Email: [email protected] www.westbred.com Varieties: Armour, Winterhawk, WB4458, WB-Cedar, WB-Grainfield, WB-Redhawk, Oklahoma Genetics Inc. (OGI) Mark Hodges, P.O. Box 2113, Stillwater, OK 74076 Phone: (405) 744-7741 www.okgenetics.com Varieties: Billings, Centerfield, Doublestop CL Plus, Duster, Iba, Gallgher, Garrison, OK Bullet, OK Rising, Pete, Ruby Lee Oklahoma Foundation Seed Services (OSU) Jeff Wright, 2902 W. 6th Ave., Stillwater, OK 74074 Phone: (405) 744-7741 www.oklahomaseed.com Varieties: Endurance, Deliver

Syngenta Seeds Greg Gungoll, 1517 Osage Ave., Enid, OK 73703 Phone: (580) 540-4773 Email: [email protected] www.agriprowheat.com Varieties: CJ, Doans, Greer, Jackpot, Sy Llano, Sy Southwind Watley Seed Andy Watley, Box 51, Spearman, TX 79081 Phone: (806) 659-3838 Email: [email protected] www.watleyseed.com Varieties: TAM112


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2014 WHEAT CROP OVERVIEW At the time of writing this report, 2014 Oklahoma wheat production is estimated to be approximately 51 million bushels, which is roughly half of 2013 production (Table 1). Oklahoma has not seen wheat production this low since the 43 million bushel crop of 1957, and with any luck, production will not be this low again for at least another 60 years.

Table 1. Oklahoma wheat production for 2013 and 2014 as estimated by OK NASS, July 2014 2013 2014 Harvested Acres 3.4 million 3.0 million Yield (bu/ac) 31 17 Total bushels 105 million 51 million

The 2013-2014 wheat production season had a good start in central Oklahoma. Topsoil moisture was short in September, but October rains resulted in favorable conditions for wheat emergence and establishment. In addition, many areas had a fair amount of stored soil moisture from the summer of 2013. This stored soil moisture allowed sites such as Chickasha and Lahoma to produce 43 and 47 bu/ac average wheat yield on less than eight inches of rainfall during the growing season. Stored soil moisture also contributed to adequate forage production at grazed sites such as Marshall Dual-Purpose, but production of a forage crop did not leave behind enough moisture to fuel much of a grain crop. The multi-year drought never released its stranglehold on western Oklahoma during the 2013-2014 wheat production season. Small rains here or there allowed most producers to obtain an acceptable stand of wheat, but moisture was never sufficient to spur tillering or leaf area development. Early winter snowfall made for a few bright spots for forage production in southwestern Oklahoma, but this moisture was quickly utilized by growing wheat plants and dry conditions soon returned. As a result, many fields in southwestern and western Oklahoma were abandoned and not taken to harvest. The winter of 2013-2014 wasn’t just dry; it was cold too. Young, drought-stressed wheat plants had difficulty dealing with the cold, windy conditions, and winterkill was common in late-sown wheat.

Winterkill was also common in grazed wheat that was stressed by heavy grazing pressure and inadequate soil moisture. Considerable winterkill was also present in no-till wheat without adequate seed to soil contact in northwestern Oklahoma. The inadequate seed to soil contact was generally the result of heavy residue from the previous year’s wheat crop. While the wheat crop did not appear to be on its way to bumper production, most producers hoped for a turnaround similar to 2013 and topdressed in late winter. Unlike the spring of 2013, however, the rains never came and much of this topdress N applied did not make it into the soil until the crop was at boot stage or later. The cold winter delayed the onset of first hollow stem by about five days as compared to 2013 and 25 days as compared to 2012. Despite a slow start to the spring, wheat in southern Oklahoma was near heading when a hard freeze occurred the morning of April 15, 2014. As expected, drought stressed wheat in advanced stages in southwestern Oklahoma suffered severe freeze damage; however, injury from the 2014 spring freeze did not always follow the “rule of thumb” guidelines used by agronomists. Many areas that received small amounts of rain just prior to the freeze seemed to escape widespread injury, regardless of growth stage. In southcentral Oklahoma, injury seemed to be most severe on later maturing varieties that were approximately Feekes GS 7 to booting, while earlier-maturing varieties that were just starting to head escaped freeze injury. Wheat that was barely past two nodes in northern Oklahoma suffered severe injury, while more advanced wheat in central Oklahoma endured similar temperatures with minimal injury. There were relatively few insect or disease issues to deal with during the 2013-2014 wheat production season. Winter grain mite and/or brown wheat mite infestations proved to be too much for some drought stressed wheat fields in northcentral and northwestern Oklahoma. Some fields already devastated by the drought were left unsprayed, while others still showing some sign of yield potential were treated.


7Other than a rare siting of a single leaf rust pustule, there was no foliar disease in Oklahoma in 2014. The lack of foliar disease is evidenced by the lack of response to foliar fungicides at either Chickasha or Lahoma. These two sites provided a rare opportunity in 2014 to observe yield impacts of foliar fungicides in the absence of disease, as most years we report at least light or negligible foliar disease at these sites. While foliar disease was not an issue in 2014, wheat streak mosaic virus was an issue for many producers. This disease has historically been most prevalent in northwestern Oklahoma and the Panhandle. Wheat streak mosaic virus was confirmed in several fields downstate this year, however, and it is likely that some fields affected by wheat streak mosaic virus were not identified as such because it is sometimes difficult to distinguish wheat streak mosaic virus symptoms from those of severe drought stress. The wheat variety testing program was not immune from this disease, and we lost our Kildare location to wheat streak mosaic virus. Warmer temperatures in May hastened crop maturity and the Oklahoma wheat harvest began near Frederick on May 22, 2014. By the first week of June, harvest was in full swing, only to be delayed by rain shortly thereafter. Harvest resumed across most of the state by June 13 and was mostly completed by June 30. The exceptions being some waterlogged areas in northern Oklahoma. The Cherokee Mesonet site, for example, reported 5.1 inches of rainfall from October 1, 2013 to May 31, 2014, but the same site received 10 inches of rain from June 1 to June 30, 2014. Methods Seed was packaged and planted in the same condition as it was delivered from the respective seed companies. Most seed was treated with an insecticide plus fungicide seed treatment, but the formulation and rate of seed treatment used was not confirmed or reported in this document. Conventional plots were eight rows wide with six-inch row spacing and were sown with a Hege small plot cone seeder. No-till plots were seven rows wide with 7.5-inch row spacing and were sown

with a Great Plains no-till drill modified for cone-seeded, small-plot research. Plots were 25 feet long at planting and were trimmed to 20 feet at harvest with the plot combine. Wheel tracks were included in the plot area for yield calculation, for a total plot width of 59 inches. Experimental design for all sites other than Lahoma was a randomized complete block with four replications. Lahoma was a split-block arrangement of a randomized complete block with four replications where whole plots were fungicide treated or nontreated and sub-plots were wheat variety. Conventional till plots received 50 lb/ac of 18-46-0 in-furrow at planting. No-till plots received 5 gal/ac of 10-34-0 at planting. The Marshall dual-purpose (DP) trial, Walters, and forage trials were sown at 120 lb/ac. All other locations were sown at 60 lb/ac. Grazing pressure, nitrogen fertilization, and insect and weed control decisions were made on a location-by-location basis and reflect standard management practices for the area. Plots were harvested with a Hege 140 or Winterstieger Delta small plot combine. When sample size allowed for grain moisture measurement on individual plots, grain yields were corrected to 12% moisture. Grain moisture at all sites was generally below 11% and maximum and minimum grain moisture for all plots at a location typically ranged no more than 1%. Alva, Cherokee, and Kildare plots were harvested, but data are not reported as the coefficient of variation (c.v.) exceeded 25. Additional information on the Web A copy of this publication as well as additional variety information and more information on wheat management can be found at

Website: www.wheat.okstate.edu

Blog: www.osuwheat.com

Twitter: @OSU_smallgrains


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Afton Balko ChickashaChickasha

IWMGoodwell Irrigated Hooker Homestead Kingfisher

VarietyArmour -‐ -‐ 50 46 61 -‐ -‐ -‐Billings 64 11 36 39 67 41 23 28Brawl CL Plus - 13 47 44 76 37 28 30Byrd - 13 48 44 62 39 29 45Centerfield - - 40 42 60 - - -CJ 50 - 35 37 32 - - -Deliver - - 47 52 63 - - 32Doans 49 13 38 39 50 30 22 35Doublestop CL Plus 59 16 39 44 59 35 27 36Duster 64 14 50 49 69 41 24 48Endurance 46 15 43 44 59 38 24 37Everest 54 10 49 47 60 39 25 37Gallagher 49 12 45 39 60 27 27 37Garrison 49 12 46 43 62 36 20 34Greer 55 13 45 45 60 29 23 43Iba 58 16 49 45 74 44 28 43Jackpot 57 14 46 47 55 38 24 38LCH11-109 - - 39 45 74 - - -LCH11-1117 - - 40 42 67 - - -LCH11-1130 - - 46 44 74 - - -LCS Mint 59 17 44 45 58 42 32 35LCS Wizard 55 13 50 47 64 30 24 26Mace - 10 - - 59 28 - -OK Bullet - - 36 43 65 - - -OK Rising - - 39 42 59 - - -Pete - - 35 40 65 - - -Ruby Lee 53 13 44 48 57 37 29 35SY Llano 56 - 36 34 43 - - -SY Southwind - - 39 41 - - - -T153 - - 42 42 67 - - -T154 - - 46 45 64 - 27 -T158 62 14 40 38 74 40 30 38TAM 112 - 13 47 43 72 35 - -TAM 113 - 15 43 49 65 44 - -WB-Cedar 54 - 48 48 67 - 28 32WB-Grainfield 57 15 42 44 63 42 26 37WB-Redhawk - - 43 34 46 - - -WB4458 58 16 41 40 64 45 31 29Winterhawk -‐ 14 45 48 71 37 - 32OK10126 60 - 40 39 71 - - -OK08707W-19C13 - 11 - - 64 - - -OK09125 - 18 47 45 48 41 31 39OK09520 - - 43 48 71 - 26 30OK10728W - - - - 60 - 28 -OK10805W - 14 38 41 58 - 23 -OK11754WF 58 - - - - - 27 -Mean 56 14 43 43 62 37 26 36LSD (0.05) 8 3 7 11 11 6 7 9

2014 Oklahoma Wheat Variety Performance Test Summary

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LahomaLahoma

FungicideMarshall

Dual PurposeMarshall

Grain Only McLoud Thomas Walters

VarietyArmour 44 39 -‐ -‐ -‐ -‐ -‐Billings 43 42 11 20 31 12 -‐Brawl CL Plus 42 40 21 25 34 10 29Byrd 50 51 22 25 33 10 28Centerfield 44 44 - - - - -CJ 32 31 - - - - -Deliver 52 45 - - 32 12 -Doans 42 40 16 23 32 17 27Doublestop CL Plus 41 41 20 22 30 13 29Duster 48 45 22 28 30 9 35Endurance 43 39 18 22 32 11 29Everest 42 44 17 21 32 13 33Gallagher 55 49 15 18 34 16 33Garrison 46 41 18 21 36 13 26Greer 50 48 17 25 31 11 28Iba 44 39 22 24 33 11 31Jackpot 45 44 19 21 29 18 30LCH11-109 49 48 - - - - -LCH11-1117 49 46 - - - - -LCH11-1130 49 44 - - - - -LCS Mint 42 40 17 22 36 12 25LCS Wizard 48 46 16 23 36 15 28Mace - - - - - - -OK Bullet 48 48 - - - - -OK Rising 49 48 - - - - -Pete 40 39 - - - - -Ruby Lee 49 49 18 23 37 14 37SY Llano 52 49 - - - - -SY Southwind 43 43 - - - - -T153 55 50 - - - - -T154 46 47 19 24 - - -T158 48 48 18 23 30 14 30TAM 112 47 45 - - - - 25TAM 113 42 36 - - - - 25WB-Cedar 52 44 15 21 36 14 -WB-Grainfield 42 41 19 26 34 12 28WB-Redhawk 49 41 - - - - -WB4458 54 53 15 21 32 16 27Winterhawk 53 46 - - 35 11 32OK10126 48 50 - - 30 - -OK08707W-19C13 - - - - - - -OK09125 52 47 23 24 - 18 29OK09520 48 43 17 21 - 14 -OK10728W 50 51 17 26 - - -OK10805W 41 37 - - - - 30OK11754WF 47 46 - - - - -Mean 47 44 18 23 33 13 29LSD (0.05) 8 7 4 4 4 4 7

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2014 Oklahoma Wheat Variety Performance Test Summary


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Cooperator: Greg Leonard Tillage: Conventional tillSoil type: Parsons silt loam Management: Grain onlyPlanting date: 10/25/2013 Previous crop: CornHarvest date: 06/18/2014 Soil test: pH = 7.0, P = 153, K = 341

Test WeightSource Variety 2013-14 2-Year 3-Year 2013-14

--lb/bu--OGI Duster 64 52 44 60.6OGI Billings 64 51 48 62.5LCS T158 62 56 - 61.9OGI Doublestop CL Plus 59 56 - 63.1LCS LCS Mint 59 - - 64.3OGI Iba 58 47 42 61.8WestBred WB4458 58 - - 62.7Syngenta Jackpot 57 53 44 61.3WestBred WB-Grainfield 57 - - 61.2Syngenta SY Southwind 56 - - 60.9Syngenta Greer 55 48 40 59.3LCS LCS Wizard 55 - - 60.1WestBred WB-Cedar 54 61 56 62.1KWA Everest 54 54 56 65.8OGI Ruby Lee 53 55 49 62.0Syngenta CJ 50 48 45 61.6OGI Garrison 49 49 47 60.2Syngenta Doans 49 47 45 60.4OGI Gallagher 49 49 50 59.8OSU Endurance 46 47 39 60.1

OK10126 60 - - 61.5OK11754WF 58 - - 59.7Mean 56 52 47 61.5LSD (0.05) 8 7 6 3.9

Afton Wheat Variety Trial

Notes: Grain yields adjusted to 12% moisture

Grain Yield

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OSU Experimentals


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Cooperator: Teryl Rorabaugh Tillage: No-tillSoil type: Ulysses-Richfield complex Management: Grain onlyPlanting date: 09/25/2013 Previous crop: Sorghum/FallowHarvest date: 06/24/2014 Soil test: pH = 7.9, P = 34, K = 673

Source Variety 2013-14 2-Year

LCS LCS Mint 17 -WestBred WB4458 16 -OGI Iba 16 23OGI Doublestop CL Plus 16 -AGSECO TAM 113 15 21OSU Endurance 15 21WestBred WB-Grainfield 15 -LCS T158 14 21WestBred Winterhawk 14 21Syngenta Jackpot 14 20OGI Duster 14 20CWRF Byrd 13 -Watley TAM 112 13 20Syngenta Greer 13 18CWRF Brawl CL Plus 13 -LCS LCS Wizard 13 -Syngenta Doans 13 21OGI Ruby Lee 13 22OGI Gallagher 12 20OGI Garrison 12 17OGI Billings 11 19KWA Everest 10 -UNL Mace 10 15

OK09125 18 -OK10805W 14 -OK08707W-19C13 11 -Mean 14 20LSD (0.05) 3 2

OSU Experimentals

Balko Wheat Variety Trial

Grain Yield

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Notes: Grain samples were too small to measure test weight. Plots received approximately 7.4 inches of rain from planting to maturity. This severe, season-long drought greatly reduced grain yield.


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Cooperator: OSU South Central Research Station Tillage: Conventional tillSoil type: Dale silt loam Previous crop: Wheat hay Planting date: 10/22/2013Soil test: pH = 6.0, P = 43, K = 328 Management: Grain only Harvest date: 06/13/2014Nitrogen: 116 lb/ac soil test + 40 lb/ac topdress on 01/30/2014

Test WeightSource Variety 2013-14 2-Year 2013-14

--lb/bu--LCS LCS Wizard 50 66 57.1OGI Duster 50 58 56.5WestBred Armour 50 62 57.5KWA Everest 49 65 56.6OGI Iba 49 60 58.1WestBred WB-Cedar 48 60 57.7CWRF Byrd 48 59 56.4CWRF Brawl CL Plus 47 62 58.5OSU Deliver 47 63 58.4Watley TAM 112 47 - 56.2LCS LCH11-1130 46 - 53.2OGI Garrison 46 58 55.5Syngenta Jackpot 46 53 54.9LCS T154 46 58 56.5Syngenta Greer 45 54 53.1WestBred Winterhawk 45 63 57.6OGI Gallagher 45 58 55.1LCS LCS Mint 44 57 55.8OGI Ruby Lee 44 58 57.1OSU Endurance 43 61 53.3AGSECO TAM 113 43 49 56.0WestBred WB-Redhawk 43 50 57.4WestBred WB-Grainfield 42 62 53.2LCS T153 42 56 57.0WestBred WB4458 41 54 56.1OGI Centerfield 40 54 55.8LCS LCH11-1117 40 - 60.2LCS T158 40 57 58.9Syngenta SY Southwind 39 - 57.4OGI OK Rising 39 - 55.7OGI Doublestop CL Plus 39 59 56.3LCS LCH11-109 39 - 53.0Syngenta Doans 38 57 55.4OGI Billings 36 51 53.9OGI OK Bullet 36 51 58.2Syngenta SY Llano 36 - 55.4OGI Pete 35 51 59.0Syngenta CJ 35 50 56.2

OK09125 47 58 53.9OK09520 43 - 53.9OK10126 40 - 54.2OK10805W 38 - 54.3Mean 43 57 56.1LSD (0.05) 7 5 2.9

Chickasha Regional Wheat Variety Trial

Notes: Grain yields adjusted to 12% moisture. Plots received approximately 7.8 inches of rain from planting to harvest. A freeze event occurred on April 15, but freeze injury was less than 10%.

OSU Experimentals

Grain Yield

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Cooperator: OSU South Central Research Station Tillage: Conventional tillSoil type: Dale silt loam Previous crop: Wheat hay Planting date: 10/22/2013Soil test: pH = 6.0, P = 43, K = 328 Management: Grain only Harvest date: 06/13/2014Nitrogen: 116 lb/ac soil test + 40 lb/ac topdress on 01/30/2014 + 40 lb/ac topdress 03/26/2014Fungicide: 4 oz/ac Propimax on 3/26/14 followed by 10.5 oz/ac Quilt Xcel on 04/08/2014

Grain Yield Test WeightSource Variety 2013-14 2013-14

--bu/ac-- --lb/bu--OSU Deliver 52 58.2OGI Duster 49 56.3AGSECO TAM 113 49 57.1OGI Ruby Lee 48 58.4WestBred WB-Cedar 48 59.0WestBred Winterhawk 48 57.1KWA Everest 47 57.3Syngenta Jackpot 47 57.5LCS LCS Wizard 47 57.5WestBred Armour 46 56.4OGI Iba 45 57.1LCS LCS Mint 45 56.9Syngenta Greer 45 54.6LCS LCH11-109 45 53.0LCS T154 45 59.7CWRF Byrd 44 54.6OSU Endurance 44 53.8CWRF Brawl CL Plus 44 57.5WestBred WB-Grainfield 44 54.0LCS LCH11-1130 44 55.6OGI Doublestop CL Plus 44 57.6OGI Garrison 43 55.7OGI OK Bullet 43 57.6Watley TAM 112 43 53.7OGI Centerfield 42 55.8LCS T153 42 57.1OGI OK Rising 42 56.3LCS LCH11-1117 42 59.3Syngenta SY Southwind 41 57.4WestBred WB4458 40 57.0OGI Pete 40 58.1Syngenta Doans 39 57.9OGI Gallagher 39 55.7OGI Billings 39 56.5LCS T158 38 56.7Syngenta CJ 37 57.9Syngenta SY Llano 34 59.4WestBred WB-Redhawk 34 57.8

OK09520 48 55.1OK09125 45 55.0OK10805W 41 54.5OK10126 39 54.5Mean 43 56.6LSD (0.05) 11 2.7

Chickasha Intensive Wheat Management Variety Trial

OSU Experimentals



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Cooperator: OSU South Central Research Station Previous crop: Wheat hayPlanting date: 10/22/2013 Harvest date: 06/13/2014 Management: Grain only

Source Variety Standard IWM Diff. Standard IWM Diff.

LCS LCS Wizard 50 47 -3 57.1 57.5 0.4OGI Duster 50 49 -1 56.5 56.3 -0.2WestBred Armour 50 46 -4 57.5 56.4 -1.1KWA Everest 49 47 -2 56.6 57.3 0.7OGI Iba 49 45 -4 58.1 57.1 -1.0WestBred WB-Cedar 48 48 0 57.7 59.0 1.3CWRF Byrd 48 44 -4 56.4 54.6 -1.8CWRF Brawl CL Plus 47 44 -3 58.5 57.5 -1.0OSU Deliver 47 52 5 58.4 58.2 -0.2Watley TAM 112 47 43 -4 56.2 53.7 -2.5LCS LCH11-1130 46 44 -2 53.2 55.6 2.4OGI Garrison 46 43 -3 55.5 55.7 0.2Syngenta Jackpot 46 47 1 54.9 57.5 2.6LCS T154 46 45 -1 56.5 59.7 3.2Syngenta Greer 45 45 0 53.1 54.6 1.5WestBred Winterhawk 45 48 3 57.6 57.1 -0.5OGI Gallagher 45 39 -6 55.1 55.7 0.6LCS LCS Mint 44 45 1 55.8 56.9 1.1OGI Ruby Lee 44 48 4 57.1 58.4 1.3OSU Endurance 43 44 1 53.3 53.8 0.5AGSECO TAM 113 43 49 6 56.0 57.1 1.1WestBred WB-Redhawk 43 34 -9 57.4 57.8 0.4WestBred WB-Grainfield 42 44 2 53.2 54.0 0.8LCS T153 42 42 0 57.0 57.1 0.1WestBred WB4458 41 40 -1 56.1 57.0 0.9OGI Centerfield 40 42 2 55.8 55.8 0.0LCS LCH11-1117 40 42 2 60.2 59.3 -0.9LCS T158 40 38 -2 58.9 56.7 -2.2Syngenta SY Southwind 39 41 2 57.4 57.4 0.0OGI OK Rising 39 42 3 55.7 56.3 0.6OGI Doublestop CL Plus 39 44 5 56.3 57.6 1.3LCS LCH11-109 39 45 6 53.0 53.0 0.0Syngenta Doans 38 39 1 55.4 57.9 2.5OGI Billings 36 39 3 53.9 56.5 2.6OGI OK Bullet 36 43 7 58.2 57.6 -0.6Syngenta SY Llano 36 34 -2 55.4 59.4 4.0OGI Pete 35 40 5 59.0 58.1 -0.9Syngenta CJ 35 37 2 56.2 57.9 1.7

OK09125 47 45 -2 53.9 55.0 1.1OK09520 43 48 5 53.9 55.1 1.2OK10126 40 39 -1 54.2 54.5 0.3OK10805W 38 41 3 54.3 54.5 0.2Mean 43 43 0 56.1 56.6 0.5LSD (0.05) 7 11 NS 2.9 2.7 NS

OSU Experimentals

Grain Yield Test Weight

Chickasha Standard vs. Intensive Wheat Management Comparison

Notes: Grain yields adjusted to 12% moisture. Differences in yield and test weight between standard and IWM treatments were nonsignificant. Plots received approximately 7.8 inches of rain from planting to harvest. A freeze event occurred on April 15, but freeze injury was less than 10%.

Intensive Wheat Management (IWM) plots received 40 lb/ac additional topdress N, 4 oz/ac Propimax at jointing and 10.5 oz/ac Quilt Xcel at heading

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Cooperator: OK Panhandle Research & Extension Center Tillage: Conventional tillSoil type: Richfield clay loam Management: Grain onlyPlanting date: 10/07/2013 Total irrigation: 10.4 in Previous crop: Wheat/FallowHarvest date: 06/29/2014 Total rainfall: 5.6 in Soil test: pH = 7.4, P = 24, K = 961

Test WeightSource Variety 2013-14 Freeze Inj. 2-Year 3-Year 2013-14

--bu/ac-- 0 - 10 --lb/bu--CWRF Brawl CL Plus 76 0 62 - 59.5OGI Iba 74 1 64 62 59.8LCS T158 74 0 59 60 59.3LCS LCH11-109 74 1 - - 57.1LCS LCH11-1130 74 1 - - 58.0Watley TAM 112 72 0 - - 59.5WestBred Winterhawk 71 1 63 61 59.6OGI Duster 69 0 58 54 58.6WestBred WB-Cedar 67 0 51 59 57.4LCS T153 67 0 52 55 58.1OGI Billings 67 0 53 57 57.2LCS LCH11-1117 67 0 - - 59.4OGI OK Bullet 65 2 52 - 59.8OGI Pete 65 0 49 - 56.1AGSECO TAM 113 65 1 56 50 59.5WestBred WB4458 64 0 55 - 56.3LCS T154 64 1 52 - 58.7LCS LCS Wizard 64 0 60 - 59.3WestBred WB-Grainfield 63 1 59 - 59.8OSU Deliver 63 0 53 - 54.8CWRF Byrd 62 1 54 - 59.1OGI Garrison 62 0 53 49 57.2WestBred Armour 61 0 48 45 58.6Syngenta Greer 60 1 51 48 58.6OGI Centerfield 60 6 - - 56.3OGI Gallagher 60 0 53 57 57.1KWA Everest 60 1 51 - 58.8OGI Doublestop CL Plus 59 0 52 - 58.0OGI OK Rising 59 0 45 - 57.9OSU Endurance 59 2 52 49 58.6UNL Mace 59 1 50 41 57.7LCS LCS Mint 58 0 57 - 59.6OGI Ruby Lee 57 3 51 52 59.2Syngenta Jackpot 55 0 49 49 56.5Syngenta Doans 50 6 44 43 58.2WestBred WB-Redhawk 46 1 42 - 58.4Syngenta SY Llano 43 0 - - 58.1Syngenta CJ 32 2 36 37 59.3

OK09520 71 2 - - 57.1OK10126 71 0 - - 59.0OK08707W-19C13 64 2 - - 58.1OK10728W 60 0 - - 58.1OK10805W 58 4 - - 59.5OK09125 48 1 47 - 57.5Mean 62 1 53 51 58.3LSD (0.05) 11 2 7 5 1.6

Goodwell Irrigated Regional Wheat Variety Trial

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OSU Experimentals

Grain Yield

Notes: A hail storm on 06/24/14 resulted in 10 - 15% hail damage to all plots. Freeze injury is reported on a 0 - 10 scale with 0 representing no freeze injury and 10 representing severe injury. Ratings were taken three weeks after an 04/15/14 freeze event.


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Cooperator: Brook Strader Tillage: No-tillSoil type: Canadian fine sandy loam Management: Grain onlyPlanting date: 10/22/2013 Previous crop: WheatHarvest date: 06/06/2014 Soil test: pH = 5.7, P = 29, K = 285


-----lb/bu-----LCS LCS Mint 32 - - 61.6WestBred WB4458 31 - - 61.6LCS T158 30 43 - 63.9CWRF Byrd 29 - - 62.2OGI Ruby Lee 29 43 48 62.4OGI Iba 28 43 48 62.7WestBred WB-Cedar 28 34 43 60.3CWRF Brawl CL Plus 28 - - 64.9OGI Gallagher 27 44 50 62.2LCS T154 27 39 - 61.0OGI Doublestop CL Plus 27 45 - 62.8WestBred WB-Grainfield 26 - - 60.2KWA Everest 25 42 47 62.2Syngenta Jackpot 24 41 46 60.8OGI Duster 24 37 39 63.5LCS LCS Wizard 24 - - 62.4OSU Endurance 24 37 41 61.7Syngenta Greer 23 41 45 59.9OGI Billings 23 37 44 61.6Syngenta Doans 22 35 40 62.9OGI Garrison 20 40 42 63.3

OK09125 31 46 - 62.7OK10728W 28 - - 64.8OK11754WF 27 - - 62.1OK09520 26 - - 63.2OK10805W 23 - - 63.0Mean 26 40 44 62.3LSD (0.05) 6 4 3 NS

Homestead Wheat Variety Trial

Grain Yield

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OSU Experimentals

Notes: Plots received approximately 6.4 inches of rain from planting to harvest. This severe, season-long drought combined with a freeze event on April 15 greatly reduced grain yield.


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Cooperator: Dan and Earnest Herald Tillage: No-tillSoil type: Dalhart fine sandy loam Management: Grain onlyPlanting date: 09/25/2013 Previous crop: Wheat/fallowHarvest date: 06/24/2014 Soil test: pH = 7.4, P = 180, K = 1030


--lb/bu--WestBred WB4458 45 - - 56.7AGSECO TAM 113 44 36 34 58.5OGI Iba 44 37 37 57.9LCS LCS Mint 42 - - 58.7WestBred WB-Grainfield 42 - - 57.7OGI Duster 41 37 36 57.7OGI Billings 41 35 34 54.5LCS T158 40 35 33 58.6CWRF Byrd 39 - - 58.1KWA Everest 39 - - 57.6Syngenta Jackpot 38 32 33 57.3OSU Endurance 38 35 35 58.8CWRF Brawl CL Plus 37 - - 58.7WestBred Winterhawk 37 34 34 59.3OGI Ruby Lee 37 31 33 58.7OGI Garrison 36 34 33 56.7OGI Doublestop CL Plus 35 - - 58.9Watley TAM 112 35 35 - 57.9Syngenta Doans 30 28 31 57.8LCS LCS Wizard 30 - - 58.8Syngenta Greer 29 30 29 56.9UNL Mace 28 28 29 56.1OGI Gallagher 27 24 28 55.7

OK09125 41 - - 55.9Mean 37 33 33 57.6LSD (0.05) 7 5 3 1.1

Notes: Plots received approximately 4.6 inches of rain from planting to maturity. This severe, season-long drought reduced grain yield.

Hooker Wheat Variety Trial

Grain Yield

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OSU Experimentals


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Cooperator: Rodney Mueggenborg Tillage: Conventional tillSoil type: Tillman silt loam Management: Grain onlyPlanting date: 10/10/2013 Previous crop: WheatHarvest date: 06/16/2014 Soil test: pH = 6.9, P = 38, K = 400


-----lb/bu-----OGI Duster 48 46 50 58.5CWRF Byrd 45 - - 58.7OGI Iba 43 45 49 58.5Syngenta Greer 43 44 49 56.6LCS T158 38 41 - 58.8Syngenta Jackpot 38 40 47 58.1KWA Everest 37 35 42 58.2OGI Gallagher 37 39 48 57.8OSU Endurance 37 39 45 58.0WestBred WB-Grainfield 37 - - 58.4OGI Doublestop CL Plus 36 37 43 59.6LCS LCS Mint 35 - - 58.4OGI Ruby Lee 35 37 46 58.7Syngenta Doans 35 37 43 59.2OGI Garrison 34 36 41 57.1WestBred Winterhawk 32 32 32 59.5OSU Deliver 32 - - 58.6WestBred WB-Cedar 32 34 44 57.4CWRF Brawl CL Plus 30 - - 58.4WestBred WB4458 29 - - 56.2OGI Billings 28 34 44 57.7LCS LCS Wizard 26 - - 58.1

OK09125 39 44 - 57.1OK09520 30 - - 57.6Mean 36 39 45 58.1LSD (0.05) 9 5 4 0.6

Kingfisher Wheat Variety Trial

Grain Yield

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OSU Experimentals

Notes: Plots received approximately 8.4 inches of rain from planting to crop maturity. This severe, season-long drought combined with a freeze event on April 15 reduced grain yield.


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Cooperator: North Central Research Station Tillage: Conventional tillSoil type: Pond Creek silt loam Management: Grain onlyPlanting date: 10/09/2013 Previous crop: WheatHarvest date: 06/16/2014 Soil test: pH = 5.9, P = 42, K = 366


-----lb/bu-----OGI Gallagher 55 60 59 58.3LCS T153 55 56 - 57.9WestBred WB4458 54 58 - 57.6WestBred Winterhawk 53 57 - 61.3OSU Deliver 52 52 51 58.8WestBred WB-Cedar 52 58 58 56.3Syngenta SY Llano 52 - - 61.2Syngenta Greer 50 58 55 57.4CWRF Byrd 50 57 - 59.3LCS LCH11-1117 49 - - 59.0LCS LCH11-1130 49 - - 55.8OGI OK Rising 49 - - 58.6OGI Ruby Lee 49 58 52 59.4WestBred WB-Redhawk 49 54 - 57.4LCS LCH11-109 49 - - 57.8LCS T158 48 56 - 57.2LCS LCS Wizard 48 54 - 61.0OGI Duster 48 51 49 59.3OGI OK Bullet 48 54 51 59.7Watley TAM 112 47 - - 57.9LCS T154 46 55 - 57.7OGI Garrison 46 50 44 58.0Syngenta Jackpot 45 53 53 57.6OGI Centerfield 44 51 - 58.7OGI Iba 44 52 53 60.3WestBred Armour 44 52 44 56.4OGI Billings 43 50 50 58.9Syngenta SY Southwind 43 - - 58.3OSU Endurance 43 52 51 57.8WestBred WB-Grainfield 42 54 - 57.0AGSECO TAM 113 42 49 - 58.5LCS LCS Mint 42 52 - 58.7CWRF Brawl CL Plus 42 52 - 59.3KWA Everest 42 52 50 57.4Syngenta Doans 42 46 46 58.1OGI Doublestop CL Plus 41 52 52 57.7OGI Pete 40 46 42 59.6Syngenta CJ 32 46 47 58.1

OK09125 52 60 - 58.8OK10728W 50 - - 57.3OK10126 48 - - 58.4OK09520 48 - - 58.2OK11754WF 47 - - 58.7OK10805W 41 - - 61.1Mean 47 53 51 58.4LSD (0.05) 8 5 4 2.7

Lahoma Regional Wheat Variety Trial

Grain Yield

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OSU Experimentals

Notes: Grain yields adjusted to 12% moisture. Plots received approximately 6.3 inches of rain from planting to harvest. A freeze event occurred on April 15, but freeze injury was less than 20%.Partial financial support provided by the Oklahoma Wheat Commission and the Oklahoma Wheat Research Foundation

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Cooperator: North Central Research Station Tillage: Conventional tillSoil type: Pond Creek silt loam Management: Grain onlyPlanting date: 10/09/2013 Previous crop: WheatHarvest date: 06/16/2014 Soil test: pH = 5.9, P = 42, K = 366Fungicide = 9 oz/A Twinline + 1% v/v COC on 2 May 2014


-----lb/bu-----WestBred WB4458 53 59 - 58.3CWRF Byrd 51 64 - 59.6LCS T153 50 58 - 58.6OGI Gallagher 49 61 62 58.0Syngenta SY Llano 49 - - 61.3OGI Ruby Lee 49 62 63 58.2LCS LCH11-109 48 - - 58.4OGI OK Bullet 48 57 55 61.0Syngenta Greer 48 60 60 56.1OGI OK Rising 48 - - 59.6LCS T158 48 58 - 58.0LCS T154 47 58 - 57.1WestBred Winterhawk 46 56 - 60.1LCS LCS Wizard 46 57 - 58.3LCS LCH11-1117 46 - - 59.1OSU Deliver 45 51 50 59.4OGI Duster 45 54 56 58.5Watley TAM 112 45 - - 57.9WestBred WB-Cedar 44 58 63 56.0OGI Centerfield 44 54 - 58.9Syngenta Jackpot 44 57 60 58.0KWA Everest 44 56 57 59.3LCS LCH11-1130 44 - - 57.0Syngenta SY Southwind 43 - - 57.6OGI Billings 42 52 56 58.2OGI Garrison 41 54 58 57.4WestBred WB-Redhawk 41 52 - 58.3WestBred WB-Grainfield 41 55 - 58.4OGI Doublestop CL Plus 41 52 56 57.4CWRF Brawl CL Plus 40 53 - 59.0LCS LCS Mint 40 54 - 58.7Syngenta Doans 40 47 48 59.0WestBred Armour 39 54 54 57.1OSU Endurance 39 50 52 56.7OGI Iba 39 53 57 57.6OGI Pete 39 49 53 59.9AGSECO TAM 113 36 51 - 58.8Syngenta CJ 31 46 49 59.2

OK10728W 51 - - 56.7OK10126 50 - - 59.1OK09125 47 59 - 56.3OK11754WF 46 - - 58.8OK09520 43 - - 57.8OK10805W 37 - - 59.2Mean 44 55 56 58.4LSD (0.05) 7 5 3 1.8

Lahoma Regional Wheat Variety Trial - Fungicide Treated

Grain Yield

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OSU Experimentals



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Cooperator: North Central Research Station Tillage: Conventional till Planting date: 10/09/2013Soil type: Pond Creek silt loam Management: Grain only Harvest date: 06/16/2014Previous crop: Wheat Soil test: pH = 5.2, P = 56, K = 436Fungicide = 9 oz/ac Twinline+ 1% v/v COC on 2 May 2014

Source VarietyNo

Fungicide Fungicide Diff.No

Fungicide Fungicide Diff.No

Fungicide Fungicide Diff.

OGI Gallagher 55 49 -6 60 61 1 58.3 58.0 -0.3LCS T153 55 50 -5 56 58 2 57.9 58.6 0.7WestBred WB4458 54 53 -1 58 59 1 57.6 58.3 0.7WestBred Winterhawk 53 46 -7 57 56 -1 61.3 60.1 -1.2OSU Deliver 52 45 -7 52 51 -1 58.8 59.4 0.6WestBred WB-Cedar 52 44 -8 58 58 0 56.3 56.0 -0.3Syngenta SY Llano 52 49 -3 - - - 61.2 61.3 0.1Syngenta Greer 50 48 -2 58 60 2 57.4 56.1 -1.3CWRF Byrd 50 51 1 57 64 7 59.3 59.6 0.3LCS LCH11-1117 49 46 -3 - - - 59.0 59.1 0.1LCS LCH11-1130 49 44 -5 - - - 55.8 57.0 1.2OGI OK Rising 49 48 -1 - - - 58.6 59.6 1.0OGI Ruby Lee 49 49 0 58 62 4 59.4 58.2 -1.2WestBred WB-Redhawk 49 41 -8 54 52 -2 57.4 58.3 0.9LCS LCH11-109 49 48 -1 - - - 57.8 58.4 0.6LCS T158 48 48 0 56 58 2 57.2 58.0 0.8LCS LCS Wizard 48 46 -2 54 57 3 61.0 58.3 -2.7OGI Duster 48 45 -3 51 54 3 59.3 58.5 -0.8OGI OK Bullet 48 48 0 54 57 3 59.7 61.0 1.3Watley TAM 112 47 45 -2 - - - 57.9 57.9 0.0LCS T154 46 47 1 55 58 3 57.7 57.1 -0.6OGI Garrison 46 41 -5 50 54 4 58.0 57.4 -0.6Syngenta Jackpot 45 44 -1 53 57 4 57.6 58.0 0.4OGI Centerfield 44 44 0 51 54 3 58.7 58.9 0.2OGI Iba 44 39 -5 52 53 1 60.3 57.6 -2.7WestBred Armour 44 39 -5 52 54 2 56.4 57.1 0.7OGI Billings 43 42 -1 50 52 2 58.9 58.2 -0.7Syngenta SY Southwind 43 43 0 - - - 58.3 57.6 -0.7OSU Endurance 43 39 -4 52 50 -2 57.8 56.7 -1.1WestBred WB-Grainfield 42 41 -1 54 55 1 57.0 58.4 1.4AGSECO TAM 113 42 36 -6 49 51 2 58.5 58.8 0.3LCS LCS Mint 42 40 -2 52 54 2 58.7 58.7 0.0CWRF Brawl CL Plus 42 40 -2 52 53 1 59.3 59.0 -0.3KWA Everest 42 44 2 52 56 4 57.4 59.3 1.9Syngenta Doans 42 40 -2 46 47 1 58.1 59.0 0.9OGI Doublestop CL Plus 41 41 0 52 52 0 57.7 57.4 -0.3OGI Pete 40 39 -1 46 49 3 59.6 59.9 0.3Syngenta CJ 32 31 -1 46 46 0 58.1 59.2 1.1

OK09125 52 47 -5 60 59 -1 58.8 56.3 -2.5OK10728W 50 51 1 - - - 57.3 56.7 -0.6OK10126 48 50 2 - - - 58.4 59.1 0.7OK09520 48 43 -5 - - - 58.2 57.8 -0.4OK11754WF 47 46 -1 - - - 58.7 58.8 0.1OK10805W 41 37 -4 - - - 61.1 59.2 -1.9Mean 47 44 -3 53 55 2 58.4 58.4 0.0LSD (0.05) 8 7 NS 5 5 NS 2.7 1.8 NS

OSU Experimentals

Notes: Grain yields adjusted to 12% moisture. Differences in yield and test weight between fungicide treated and nontreated cultivars was nonsignificant. Plots received approximately 6.3 inches of rain from planting to harvest. A freeze event occurred on April 15, but freeze injury was less than 20%.

Lahoma Regional Wheat Variety Trial - Fungicide vs No Fungicide Comparison

Grain Yield

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Test Weight2013-14 2-Year 2013-14

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Cooperator: Fuxa Farms Tillage: Conventional tillSoil type: Kirkland silt loam Management: Dual purposePlanting date: 09/23/2013 Previous crop: WheatHarvest date: 06/11/2014 Soil test: pH = 5.6, P = 71, K = 397

Source Variety 2013-14 2-Year 3-Year

OGI Iba 22 37 41OGI Duster 22 34 39CWRF Byrd 22 - -CWRF Brawl CL Plus 21 - -OGI Doublestop CL Plus 20 35 -LCS T154 19 36 -WestBred WB-Grainfield 19 - -Syngenta Jackpot 19 34 35LCS T158 18 34 -OSU Endurance 18 34 37OGI Garrison 18 30 27OGI Ruby Lee 18 34 35KWA Everest 17 33 35LCS LCS Mint 17 - -Syngenta Greer 17 32 32Syngenta Doans 16 30 36LCS LCS Wizard 16 - -WestBred WB-Cedar 15 32 36WestBred WB4458 15 - -OGI Gallagher 15 28 31OGI Billings 11 25 29

OK09125 23 33 -OK10728W 17 - -OK09520 17 - -Mean 18 33 34LSD (0.05) 4 3 3

Marshall Dual Purpose Wheat Variety Trial

Grain Yield

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Notes: Cattle were removed when Duster reached first hollow stem. Grain samples were too small to measure test weight. Plots received approximately 8.8 inches of rain from planting to harvest. This severe, season-long drought combined with a freeze event on April 15 greatly reduced grain yield.

OSU Experimentals


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Cooperator: Fuxa Farms Tillage: Conventional tillSoil type: Kirkland silt loam Management: Dual purposePlanting date: 10/21/2013 Previous crop: WheatHarvest date: 06/11/2014 Soil test: pH = 5.6, P = 71, K = 397


OGI Duster 28 37 40WestBred WB-Grainfield 26 - -CWRF Brawl CL Plus 25 - -Syngenta Greer 25 40 41CWRF Byrd 25 - -LCS T154 24 40 -OGI Iba 24 39 43LCS LCS Wizard 23 - -LCS T158 23 38 -Syngenta Doans 23 33 37OGI Ruby Lee 23 37 38OSU Endurance 22 39 42OGI Doublestop CL Plus 22 36 39LCS LCS Mint 22 - -KWA Everest 21 39 39WestBred WB4458 21 - -OGI Garrison 21 37 32Syngenta Jackpot 21 34 37WestBred WB-Cedar 21 37 47OGI Billings 20 34 41OGI Gallagher 18 36 42

OK10728W 26 - -OK09125 24 39 -OK09520 21 - -Mean 23 37 40LSD (0.05) 4 3 3

Marshall Grain-Only Wheat Variety Trial

Grain Yield

Notes: Grain samples were too small to collect a sufficient number of test weight samples for analysis and reporting. Plots received approximately 5.2 inches of rain from planting to harvest. This severe, season-long drought combined with a freeze event on April 15 greatly reduced grain yield.

OSU Experimentals

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Cooperator: Fuxa Farms Tillage: Conventional Till Previous crop: WheatSoil type: Kirkland silt loam Soil test: pH = 5.7, P = 71, K = 397Planting date: 09/23/2013 (Dual Purpose) & 10/21/2013 (Grain Only) Harvest date: 06/11/2014

Source VarietyGrain Only

Dual Purpose Diff.

Grain Only

Dual Purpose Diff.

Grain Only

Dual Purpose Diff.

OGI Duster 28 22 -7 37 34 -3 40 39 -1WestBred WB-Grainfield 26 19 -7 - - - - - -CWRF Brawl CL Plus 25 21 -4 - - - - - -Syngenta Greer 25 17 -8 40 32 -7 41 32 -9CWRF Byrd 25 22 -3 - - - - - -LCS T154 24 19 -5 40 36 -4 - - -OGI Iba 24 22 -2 39 37 -3 43 41 -3LCS LCS Wizard 23 16 -7 - - - - - -LCS T158 23 18 -4 38 34 -3 - - -Syngenta Doans 23 16 -7 33 30 -3 37 36 -1OGI Ruby Lee 23 18 -5 37 34 -3 38 35 -2OSU Endurance 22 18 -4 39 34 -6 42 37 -5OGI Doublestop CL Plus 22 20 -2 36 35 0 39 - -LCS LCS Mint 22 17 -5 - - - - - -KWA Everest 21 17 -4 39 33 -6 39 35 -4WestBred WB4458 21 15 -6 - - - - - -OGI Garrison 21 18 -3 37 30 -6 32 27 -5Syngenta Jackpot 21 19 -2 34 34 -1 37 35 -2WestBred WB-Cedar 21 15 -5 37 32 -6 47 36 -10OGI Billings 20 11 -9 34 25 -9 41 29 -12OGI Gallagher 18 15 -3 36 28 -7 42 31 -11

OK10728W 26 17 -9 - - - - - -OK09125 24 23 -1 39 33 -6 - - -OK09520 21 17 -4 - - - - - -Mean 23 18 -5 37 33 -5 40 34 -5LSD (0.05) 4 3 3

OSU Experimentals

Marshall Grain Only and Dual Purpose Wheat Variety Trials

Grain Yield2013 - 2014 2-Year 3-Year

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Cooperator: Gerod McKinley Tillage: Conventional tillSoil type: Keokuk silt loam Management: Grain onlyPlanting date: 11/19/2013 Previous crop: SoybeanHarvest date: 06/18/2014 Soil test: pH = 5.2, P = 53, K = 156


--lb/bu--OGI Ruby Lee 37 43 53 59.4OGI Garrison 36 48 56 55.5WestBred WB-Cedar 36 45 54 54.3LCS LCS Mint 36 - - 56.7LCS LCS Wizard 36 - - 55.7WestBred Winterhawk 35 - - 57.4CWRF Brawl CL Plus 34 - - 55.8OGI Gallagher 34 43 54 55.8WestBred WB-Grainfield 34 - - 56.0CWRF Byrd 33 - - 54.6OGI Iba 33 46 53 54.5WestBred WB4458 32 - - 54.5KWA Everest 32 46 55 58.7OSU Deliver 32 - - 56.3OSU Endurance 32 46 52 53.4Syngenta Doans 32 44 47 56.6OGI Billings 31 43 53 55.1Syngenta Greer 31 40 50 55.1OGI Doublestop CL Plus 30 45 - 55.9OGI Duster 30 44 47 55.5LCS T158 30 42 - 54.3Syngenta Jackpot 29 45 53 55.6

OK10126 30 - - 53.1Mean 33 44 52 55.6LSD (0.05) 4 6 6 3.1

McLoud Wheat Variety Trial

Grain Yield

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OSU Experimentals


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Cooperator: Brownie Browne Tillage: Conventional tillSoil type: Pond Creek silt loam Management: Grain onlyPlanting date: 10/17/2013 Previous crop: WheatHarvest date: 06/04/2014 Soil test: pH = 5.2, P = 101, K = 519


Syngenta Jackpot 18 16 19Syngenta Doans 17 15 21OGI Gallagher 16 16 18WestBred WB4458 16 - -LCS LCS Wizard 15 - -OGI Ruby Lee 14 15 19LCS T158 14 15 -WestBred WB-Cedar 14 16 -KWA Everest 13 15 19OGI Garrison 13 14 15OGI Doublestop CL Plus 13 - -LCS LCS Mint 12 - -OSU Deliver 12 - -WestBred WB-Grainfield 12 - -OGI Billings 12 11 18WestBred Winterhawk 11 15 20Syngenta Greer 11 11 14OSU Endurance 11 14 14OGI Iba 11 11 20CWRF Brawl CL Plus 10 - -CWRF Byrd 10 - -OGI Duster 9 11 15

OK09125 18 16 -OK09520 14 - -Mean 13 14 18LSD (0.05) 4 2 5

Thomas Wheat Variety Trial

Grain Yield

Notes: Grain samples were too small to measure test weight. Plots received approximately 8.6 inches of rain from planting to harvest. This severe, season-long drought combined with a freeze event on April 15 greatly reduced grain yield.

OSU Experimentals

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Cooperator: Kinder Farms Tillage: No-tillSoil type: Tillman-Foard complex Management: Dual PurposePlanting date: 09/24/2013 Previous crop: CanolaHarvest date: 06/03/2014 Soil test: pH = 4.6, P = 122, K = 435

Grain Yield Test Weight Hessian Fly*Source Variety 2013-14 2013-14 1-10 scale

--bu/ac--- --lb/bu--OGI Ruby Lee 37 63.3 3OGI Duster 35 61.6 1OGI Gallagher 33 61.1 1KWA Everest 33 61.5 2WestBred Winterhawk 32 64.6 4OGI Iba 31 63.8 2LCS T158 30 60.5 4Syngenta Jackpot 30 61.5 3CWRF Brawl CL Plus 29 62.2 4OSU Endurance 29 61.3 4OGI Doublestop CL Plus 29 62.0 3LCS LCS Wizard 28 61.2 1WestBred WB-Grainfield 28 58.9 5CWRF Byrd 28 57.6 3Syngenta Greer 28 58.2 4Syngenta Doans 27 61.7 2WestBred WB4458 27 60.1 5OGI Garrison 26 62.2 5AGSECO TAM 113 25 64.7 4Watley TAM 112 25 59.6 3LCS LCS Mint 25 66.1 5

OK10805W 30 61.0 2OK09125 29 59.3 5Mean 29 61.5 3LSD (0.05) 7 3.7 1

Walters Wheat Variety Trial

*Hessian fly ratings taken just prior to harvest using a 1 - 10 scale with 1 indicating no injury and 10 indicating severe injury

OSU Experimentals


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APPLICATION (Deadline) DATES: December 31 (due date) March 15 (deadline) – Small GrainsMarch 1: Turfgrasses April 15: Weeping Lovegrass, Cool Season GrassesJune 15 (due date) August 1 (deadline) – PeanutsAugust 1: Cotton, Cowpeas, Mungbeans, Okra, Soybeans, Warm Season grasses, SorghumSeptember 1: Vegetatively propagated forage grasses

Two weeks prior to desired inspection – Alfalfa and other crops when this date is earlier than the established deadline. The Association assumes no obligation to inspect fields unless an application is filed prior to the deadline date, shows the fields to be eligible, and is accompanied by required fees.

OCIA 2902 W 6th Ave

Stillwater OK 74074-1555 Telephone: (405)744-7108 Fax: (405)372-8519

A. General procedures: 1. Take equal portions from evenly distributed parts of the quantity of seed to be sampled. 2. For free-flowing seeds, use a probe or trier long enough to sample all portions whether seed is in bags or bulk. 3. For non-free-flowing seed, such as chaffy seeded grasses, thrust the hand into the bulk and withdraw representative portions.

B. Obtaining a representative sample for laboratory analysis: 1. When more than one core or handful is drawn, follow different paths. 2. For lots of one to six bags, obtain a sample from each bag. 3. For lots of more than six bags, sample five bags plus at least 10% of the number of bags in the lot. Regardless of the lot size, it is not necessary to sample more than 30 bags.

For example, seed lots consisting of 7, 100 and 400 bags, each would require 6, 15, and 30 bags to be sampled, respectively. For bulk seed, a composite sample may be obtained by taking many cores or handfuls as if the same quantity of seed were in bags of an ordinary size. Take samples from well distributed points throughout the bulk.

4. For samples taken during cleaning/conditioning sub samples should be taken periodically from the clean seed stream and combined to form a composite sample.

SEED SAMPLE LABELING REQUIREMENTSForm C “Request for Testing and Certificate of Inspection” must be sent to the OCIA office for all samples submitted for testing.

The grower may order sample bags, at no cost, from the Association for submitting seed samples for testing. SIZE OF SEED SAMPLESCrop kind and amount of seed to submit for testing is as follows: Weeping lovegrass, bluestem, bermudagrass, other grass seed..……. ...................½pound Alfalfa, millet, peanut (treated) .............................................................................................1 pound Peanut (untreated) ..............................................................................................................1½ pound Cotton, cowpea, guar, mungbean, okra, small grains, sorghum, soybean .......................................2 pound

Mail your sample to:OK Dept of Agriculture, Seed Lab2800 N Lincoln BlvdPO Box 528804Okla City OK 73152

Mail Form C to:Oklahoma Crop Improvement Assoc2902 W 6th AveStillwater OK 74074-1555

— NOTES: —A round trip mileage fee at the current IRS rate per mile will be

charged on special trips.

VARIETY AND ACREAGE FEES PER VARIETY

CROPS

• smallgrains

• cotton,smallgrains, soybeans,sorghum, mungbeans,guar, vetch and millet

• alfalfa,clover, peanuts,grasses, okra,and sweet potatoes

• turfgrass

$15.00 per variety plus $3.00 per acre up to and including 1,000 acres then $2.50 for each acre over 1,000.



$1000 application fee, $20.00 per acre up to 20 then $10.00 for each acre over 20.

OKLAHOMA 2014 FALL SEED DIRECTORY2902 W. 6th Ave.• Stillwater, OK 74074-1555 • Office:(405) 744-7108 • Executive Director: (405) 744-7327 • Fax (405) 372-8519 • www.okcrop.com

Staff Officers DirectorsRoger Osburn, Executive Director, [email protected]

Rose Mary Posey, Staff Assistant, [email protected]

Field Inspection

President J. B. Stewart, Keyes

1st Vice PresidentLarry Wilson, Calvin

2nd Vice PresidentChris Ledbetter, Okmulgee

Member of the Exe. CommitteeMike Travis, Thomas

Tom Glazier – At LargeJim Johnson – At LargeJoe Peeper – At Large

Fred Schmedt – Southwest DistrictBryan Vail – South Central District

Wade Krivanek – Ex-OfficioDavid Porter – Ex-Officio

Mike Johnson – Ex-Officio

APPLICATION INFORMATION:

NOTES:

MAILING ADDRESS:

INSPECTION FEES:

Seed Sampling and TestingNo matter how accurate the seed analysis, it reveals only the quality of the sample submitted. It is important, therefore, that certain procedures be followed in collecting seed samples for testing purposes which most nearly represent the bulk of the seed in a given lot.

SUBMITTING SEED SAMPLESAll certified seed must be cleaned by the grower or by an Approved Conditioner and a representative sample of each cleaned lot of seed must be submitted to the OCIA Designated Laboratory for analysis. If seed is to be treated prior to marketing, both treated and untreated samples must be submitted. The treated sample must be labeled “TREATED” and must show the kind of chemical treatment used.

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GARFIELD countyNELSON, DAVID (580) 855-2639 0 0 6013810 W PHILLIPS RD, CARRIER, OK 73727

GRANT countyBERLINE, DALE(580) 849-2387 0 0 9037915 CR 1080, MEDFORD, OK 73759

KAY countyMERZ & MERZ(580) 765-9110 0 64 05 WOODMOOR PL,PONCA CITY, OK 74604-5138

KINGFISHER countyT&L GLAZIER(405) 729-4429 0 0 486500 E 720 RD, LOYAL, OK 73756

Total Acres 0 64 198

2174GRADY countyCAMPBELL FARMS INC.(405) 381-4307 0 0 160810 W MAIN ST,TUTTLE, OK 73089-9064

ROSS SEED & GRAIN(405) 224-2222 0 0 43PO BOX 769,CHICKASHA, OK 73023-0769

Total Acres 0 0 203

ARMOURGARFIELD countySTEINERT FARMS(580) 864-7622 0 0 3188311 S SINCLAIR RD,COVINGTON, OK 73730-1001

MAJOR countyHOBSON, BYRON(580) 796-2588 0 0 80272170 EAST COUNTY ROAD 45,MENO, OK 73760

NOBLE countyKODESH, TONY(580) 725-3531 0 0 3704800 COUNTY ROAD 110,RED ROCK, OK 74651-0323

WASHITA countyJONES, KEEVIN(405) 929-7315 0 25 85 24305 E 1150 ROAD,COLONY, OK 73021


BILLINGSCIMARRON countyHOPKINS AG SUPPLY(580) 546-7252 0 35 610PO BOX 102,KEYES, OK 73947-0102

GARFIELD countyNELSON, DAVID(580) 855-2639 0 0 3713810 W PHILLIPS RD,CARRIER, OK 73727

WUERFLEIN FARMS(580) 541-2321 0 0 13712919 N 90TH ST,HUNTER, OK 74640-0726

GRADY countyCAMPBELL FARMS INC.(405) 381-4307 0 58 40810 W MAIN ST,TUTTLE, OK 73089-9064

GRANT countyGENERATIONS SEED CO(580) 839-2205 0 106 302PO BOX 130,NASH, OK 73761-0130

KAY countyCLAYBAKER, STAN(405) 880-1688 0 0 27016018 W DOOLIN AVE,BLACKWELL, OK 74631-6806

SCHIEBER, DON(580) 363-1950 0 0 1363300 W FERGUSON AVE,PONCA CITY, OK 74601-8149

KINGFISHER countyMUEGGENBORG, RODNEY(405) 368-8079 0 37 0 14354 STATE HIGHWAY 33,KINGFISHER, OK 73750-7533


TEXAS countyHERALD, DAN(580) 652-2295 0 0 119RR 2 BOX 16,HOOKER, OK 73945-9612

TILLMAN countyWYATT, MATT(580) 704-7083 0 0 1671401 1ST ST,CHATTANOOGA, OK 73528-2651

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don SchieberPONCA CITY, OKLAHOMA

STATE OF TEXASOGLESBY SEED INC.(806) 935-4945 0 120 0PO BOX 1702,DUMAS, TX 79029-1702


CJGARFIELD county W B JOHNSTON GRAIN CO.(580) 725-3690 0 0 161P O BOX 69,BILLINGS OK 74630

KAY countyCAUGHLIN, JOE(580) 628-2943 0 74 014201 S P ST,TONKAWA, OK 74653-4451 Total Acres 0 74 161

DELIVERPAYNE countyOFSS(405) 744-77412902 W. 6TH AVE.,STILLWATER, OK 74074-1555

BECKHAM countyDAMRON, MARK(580) 729-2395 0 60 018948 E 1220 RD,SAYRE, OK 73662-6506

CADDO countyKREHBIEL FARMS LLC(405) 542-6361 0 37 1068152 COUNTY ROAD 1060,HYDRO, OK 73048-9799

ELLIS countyJENKINS, DENNIE(580) 938-1094 0 123 115RR 2 BOX 111,GAGE, OK 73843-9655

TEXAS countyGG FREEMAN & SON(580) 423-7340 0 255 0PO BOX 568,TEXHOMA, OK 73949-0568

HAYEN, T. JOHN(580) 338-5186 0 60 0237 CIRCLE DRGUYMON, OK 73942


DOANSBLAINE countyWHEELER BROS GRAIN CO.(580) 623-7223 0 0 158PO BOX 29,WATONGA, OK 73772

DEWEY countyHEDGES AG SERVICE(580) 922-4478 0 0 44PO BOX 67,SEILING, OK 73663-0067

GARFIELD countyPEACH, DEREK(405) 853-2119 0 384 019510 S 90TH ST,MARSHALL, OK 73056-7500

PEEPER, JOE(580) 855-2431 0 0 1169320 W PURDUE AVE,ENID, OK 73703-2792

GRADY countyROSS SEED & GRAIN(405) 224-2222 0 0 95PO BOX 769,CHICKASHA, OK 73023-0769

KAY countyFATH, JC(580) 628-2628 0 0 149110 N BARRICKWAY,TONKAWA, OK 74653-4329

HILL, TOM(580) 761-2771 0 0 7015101 WEST NORTH AVE,TONKAWA, OK 74653-4774


DUSTERPAYNE countyOFSS(405) 744-77412902 W. 6TH AVE.,STILLWATER, OK 74074-1555

BECKHAM countyGREGORY BROS. FARMS(580) 225-3400 0 70 558PO BOX 1005,ELK CITY, OK 73648-1005

BLAINE countyBREWER FARMS(580) 623-4633 0 0 1483840 NORTH 2540 ROAD,WATONGA, OK 73772

KRAUSE & ASSOCIATES(580) 822-3460 0 30 100PO BOX 723,OKEENE, OK 73763-0723 LAMLE, ERIC(580) 822-5077 0 10 155PO BOX 521,OKEENE, OK 73763-0521

WESTFAHL, OWEN(580) 822-5008 0 0 118263860 CR 58,OKEENE, OK 73763

CADDO countyHRBACEK, WALTER(580) 588-2450 0 0 619157 STATE HIGHWAY 19,APACHE, OK 73006-5520




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KREHBIEL FARMS LLC(405) 542-6361 0 12 2968152 COUNTY ROAD 1060,HYDRO, OK 73048-9799

CANADIAN countyHOFFMAN, DAVID(405) 623-2056 0 0 6014023 JONES RD NW,CALUMET, OK 73014-8733

CIMARRON countySTATE LINE FARMS LLC(806) 384-3074 0 0 250PO BOX 182,FELT, OK 73937 CUSTER countyCOIT, RICHARD(580) 744-0354 0 32 5268730 US HIGHWAY 183,CUSTER CITY, OK 73639-4103

EYSTER, DAVID(580) 661-2527 0 0 719005 N 2360 RD,THOMAS, OK 73669

LEONARD, GARLAND(580) 772-3662 0 2 55714 E ARAPAHO AVE,WEATHERFORD, OK 73096-5608

TRAVIS, MIKE(580) 661-3100 0 15 023447 STATE HWY 33,THOMAS, OK 73669-8226

WINGARD, OLEN(580) 661-3994 0 0 2029163 N 2420 RD,THOMAS, OK 73669-8247

DEWEY countyPURVINE, JIMMIE(580) 891-3429 0 70 158RR 1 BOX 90,FAY, OK 73646-9717



JACKSON countySCHMEDT FARMS(580) 223-4738 0 0 3071701 LEE DR,ALTUS, OK 73521-2035

KINGFISHER countyMUEGGENBORG, RODNEY (405) 368-8079 0 21 014354 STATE HIGHWAY 33,KINGFISHER, OK 73750-7533

KIOWA countyBRAUN, BILL 0 0 49314408 N 2160 RD,HOBART, OK 73651-1609

NULL, TOM(580) 726-3220 0 0 14613919 NORTH 2180 RD,HOBART, OK 73651-1853

MAJOR countyR&S FARM(580) 822-3160 0 0 10557785 CR 259,OKEENE, OK 73763

ROGER MILLS countyGRABEAL, SCOTT(580) 473-2811 0 0 3020347 E 940 RD.,HAMMON, OK 73650-5008

WEST, JEVON(580) 473-2874 0 0 1089522 N. 2060 RD.,HAMMON, OK 73650

TEXAS countyHAYDEN, T. JOHN(580) 338-5186 0 0 120237 CIRCLE DR.,GUYMON, OK 73942-2841

TILLMAN countyGOODKNIGHT FARMS(580) 591-3702 0 70 74617595 CRNS 238,CHATTANOOGA, OK 73528

TILLMAN PRODUCERS(580) 335-2107 0 0 147PO BOX 929,FREDERICK, OK 73542-0929

WOODS countyBOUZIDEN BROS & SONS(580) 327-4830 0 0 351P O BOX 452,ALVA, OK 73717-0452

SHIRLEY FARMS(580) 327-2070 0 75 75837470 JOHNSTON RD,ALVA, OK 73717-1116


ENDURANCEOFSS(405) 744-77412902 W. 6TH AVE.,STILLWATER, OK 74074-1555

BEAVER countyPATZKOWSKY, KENTON(580) 646-3453 0 30 0RR 2 BOX 48,BALKO, OK 73931-9617




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BECKHAM countyGREGORY BROS. FARMS(580) 225-3400 0 60 515PO BOX 1005,ELK CITY, OK 73648-1005 BLAINE countyBREWER FARMS(580) 623-4633 0 19 083840 NORTH 2540 ROAD,WATONGA, OK 73772

GARRETT, GERALD(405) 884-2174 0 40 0RR 1 BOX 69,GEARY, OK 73040-9733

PHILLIPS, DAVID(405) 952-7184 0 20 012750 N CHISOLM RD,GEARY, OK 73040



VAIL, BRYAN(580) 588-2302 0 0 2742706 COBLAKE ST,APACHE, OK 73006-8336


SCHIEBER, JOHN(405) 483-5149 0 0 1005225 S HIGHWAY 81,UNION CITY, OK 73090

CUSTER countyLEONARD, GARLAND(580) 772-3662 0 20 105714 E ARAPAHO AVE,WEATHERFORD, OK 73096-5608

NIKKEL, KEITH(580) 343-2426 0 19 198RT 4 BOX 72,WEATHERFORD, OK 73096-9110

STUTZMAN, TITUS(405) 663-2294 0 0 10524319 E 950 RD,HYDRO, OK 73048-9784


HARPER countyTERRYLAND FARM(580) 533-4586 0 18 150RR1 BOX 122,GATE, OK 73844-9513

KAY countySCHIEBER, DON(580) 363-1950 0 0 1253300 W FERGUSON AVE,PONCA CITY, OK 74601-8149

KIOWA countyNULL, SCOTT(580) 726-3220 0 0 11813919 NORTH 2180 ROAD,HOBART, OK 73651-1853 PAYNE countyWALL, VICTOR(405) 547-5229 0 28 03822 W 146TH,PERKINS, OK 74059-3934


HAYDEN, T. JOHN(580) 338-5186 0 60 0237 CIRCLE DR.,GUYMON, OK 73942

HERALD, DAN(580) 652-2295 0 0 117RR 2 BOX 16,HOOKER, OK 73945-9612





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WOODS countyBOUZIDEN BROS & SONS (580) 327-4830 0 0 144P O BOX 452,ALVA, OK 73717-0452


EVERESTGARFIELD countyNELSON, DAVID(580) 855-2639 0 0 6513810 W PHILLIPS RD,CARRIER, OK 73727



GRANT countyBERLINE, DALE(580) 849-2387 0 0 5837915 CR 1080,MEDFORD, OK 73759

KAY countyCAUGHLIN, JOE(580) 628-2943 0 0 16314201 S P ST,TONKAWA, OK 74653-4451

HILL, TOM(580) 761-2771 0 50 15515101 WEST NORTH AVE,TONKAWA, OK 74653-4774 MAJOR countyR&S FARM(580) 822-3160 0 0 6557785 CR 259,OKEENE, OK 73763

OKMULGEE countyC V LEDBETTER & SON INC (918) 756-6648 0 16 42617843 PRAIRIE BELL RD,OKMULGEE, OK 74447-6667


FANNINJACKSON countySCHMEDT FARMS(580) 223-4738 0 0 2401701 LEE DR,ALTUS, OK 73521-2035

Total Acres 0 0 240

FULLERBLAINE countyKRAUSE & ASSOCIATES(580) 822-3460 0 30 100PO BOX 723,OKEENE, OK 73763-0723

KIOWA countyNULL, TOM(580) 726-3220 0 0 15513919 NORTH 2180 RD,HOBART, OK 73651-1853 Total Acres 0 30 255

GALLAGHERPAYNE countyOFSS(405) 744-77412902 W. 6TH AVE.,STILLWTER, OK 74074-1555

ALFALFA countyFAILES, KENNETH(580) 596-2033 0 34 3960943 HUGHES RD,CHEROKEE, OK 73728

JOHNSON, LEVI(580) 852-3306 0 22 108PO BOX 66,HELENA, OK 73741-0066

SIDWELL FARMS(580) 548-5789 0 38 6577570 COUNTY ROAD 740,GOLTRY, OK 73739-3304

WILBER FARMS(580) 884-7800 0 45 155PO BOX 229,CHEROKEE, OK 73728 BLAINE countyBASE, GLEN(405) 884-2172 0 0 160RR 2 BOX 47,GEARY, OK 73040-9802

BASE, RANDALL(405) 884-2767 0 50 016300 N CANADIAN RD,GEARY, OK 73040-4236

BREWER FARMS(580) 623-4633 0 25 4383840 NORTH 2540 ROAD,WATONGA, OK 73772

LAMLE, ERIC(580) 822-5077 0 20 344PO BOX 521,OKEENE, OK 73763-0521




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WB Cedar is ahard winter

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SCHANTZ, MERLIN(405) 663-2956 0 27 42RT 1 BOX 170,HYDRO, OK 73048


WHEELER BROS GRAIN CO.(580) 623-7223 0 0 160PO BOX 29,WATONGA, OK 73772CADDO county

ENGLAND, RICK(405) 542-6000 0 9 12210045 OLD 66 ROAD,HYDRO, OK 73048

KREHBIEL FARMS LLC(405) 542-6361 0 13 2498152 COUNTY ROAD 1060,HYDRO, OK 73048-9799

VAIL, BRYAN(580) 588-2302 0 50 4672706 COBLAKE ST,APACHE, OK 73006-8336

CANADIAN countyBORNEMANN, RAY(405) 483-5267 0 8 1159600 S MANNING RD,UNION CITY, OK 73090-5908

HRDY FARMS(405) 641-2707 0 0 843900 S BLUEBIRD ST,EL RENO, OK 73036-9544

CIMARRON countyHOPKINS AG SUPPLY(580) 546-7252 0 0 420PO BOX 102,KEYES, OK 73947-0102

CUSTER countyBLUE CHIP FARMS(580) 661-2468 0 0 28023863 EAST 890 ROAD,THOMAS, OK 73669-8230

COIT, RICHARD(580) 744-0354 0 14 08730 US HIGHWAY 183,CUSTER CITY, OK 73639-4103


NIKKEL, KEITH(580) 343-2426 0 18 0RT 4 BOX 72,WEATHERFORD, OK 73096-9110



PURVINE, JIMMIE(580) 891-3429 0 70 0RR 1 BOX 90,FAY, OK 73646-9717

GARFIELD countyPEEPER, JOE(580) 855-2431 0 12 2339320 W PURDUE AVE,ENID, OK 73703-2792

SCHNAITHMAN FARMS(405) 410-6646 0 0 2204200 N CHAMPLIN RD,GARBER, OK 73738-0902




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OSBORN, JOHN(405) 381-2331 0 36 3411665 STATE HIGHWAY 37,TUTTLE, OK 73089-2218



GENERATIONS SEED CO(580) 839-2205 0 114 223PO BOX 130,NASH, OK 73761-0130

HARPER countyLOTSPEICH, TROY(580) 334-8872 0 0 385RR 1 BOX 67,ROSSTON, OK 73855-9402

TERRYLAND FARM(580) 533-4586 0 20 205RR1 BOX 122,GATE, OK 73844-9513


CLAYBAKER, STAN(580) 363-4163 0 40 42616018 W DOOLIN AVE,BLACKWELL, OK 74631-6806

FATH, JC(580) 628-2628 0 75 155110 N BARRICKWAY,TONKAWA, OK 74653-4329

KAY countyHILL, TOM(580)761-2771 0 40 21715101 WEST NORTH AVE,TONKAWA, OK 74653-4774

MERZ & MERZ(580) 765-9110 0 37 2755 WOODMOOR PL,PONCA CITY, OK 74604-5138

WOODERSON, STEVE(580) 763-4025 0 0 1301401 CHERYL LN,BLACKWELL, OK 74631-4767

KINGFISHER countyGLAZIER, KYLE 0 0 26319 CRIST AVE.,LOYAL, OK 73756-5056

MUEGGENBORG, RODNEY(405) 368-8079 0 19 014354 STATE HIGHWAY 33,KINGFISHER, OK 73750-7533

NEWTON, RANDALL(405) 368-9559 0 0 8321884 N 2880 RD,KINGFISHER, OK 73750-8006

T&L GLAZIER(405) 729-4429 0 28 756500 E 720 RD,LOYAL, OK 73756

WALTA, MARK 0 0 4111567 E 840 RD,KINGFISHER, OK 73750-5809

KIOWA countyBRAUN, BILL(580) 530-0530 0 50 3014408 N 2160 RD,HOBART, OK 73651-1609



PAYNE countyFISHER, CURTIS(405) 248-0749 0 0 1161012 WEST CHOCTAW,STILLWATER, OK 74075

ROGER MILLS countyGRABEAL, SCOTT(580) 473-2811 0 8 1509260 HWY 34,HAMMON, OK 73650-6508

WEST, JEVON(580) 473-2874 0 0 2249522 N 2060 RD,HAMMON, OK 73650

TEXAS countyGG FREEMAN & SON(580) 423-7340 0 120 0PO BOX 568,TEXHOMA, OK 73949-0568 TILLMAN countyCASSIDY GRAIN CO(580) 335-2104 0 149 178PO BOX 983,FREDERICK, OK 73542-0983

DENNY, LESTER(580) 591-6561 0 0 64924126 COUNTY RD EW184,CHATTANOOGA, OK 73528-9021

GOODKNIGHT FARMS (580) 591-3702 0 70 73517595 CRNS 238,CHATTANOOGA, OK 73528

WASHITA countyMUSICK FARMS(580) 393-4826 0 15 12012692 N 2090 RD,SENTINEL, OK 73664

WOODS countyMARTIN, MIKE(580) 327-3317 0 0 15428529 CR 430,ALVA, OK 73717-9529

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SHIRLEY FARMS(580) 327-2070 0 155 78737470 JOHNSTON RD,ALVA, OK 73717-1116


GARRISONBLAINE countyWHEELER BROS GRAIN CO.(580) 623-7223 0 0 79PO BOX 29,WATONGA, OK 73772 CUSTER countyCOIT, RICHARD(580) 744-0354 0 28 4138730 US HIGHWAY 183,CUSTER CITY, OK 73639-4103

DEWEY countyPURVINE, JIMMIE(580) 891-3429 0 8 60RR 1 BOX 90,FAY, OK 73646-9717

GARFIELD countyPEEPER, JOE(580) 855-2431 0 12 689320 W PURDUE AVE,ENID, OK 73703-2792

SCHNAITHMAN FARMS (405) 410-6646 0 50 0 4200 N CHAMPLIN RD,GARBER, OK 73738-0902

WUERFLEIN FARMS(580) 541-2321 0 0 21612919 N 90TH ST,HUNTER, OK 74640-0726


GRADY countyOSBORN, JOHN(405) 381-2331 0 73 2261665 STATE HIGHWAY 37,TUTTLE, OK 73089-2218

GRANT countyGENERATIONS SEED CO(580) 839-2205 0 77 151PO BOX 130,NASH, OK 73761-0130

KAY countyHILL, TOM(580) 761-2771 0 75 015101 WEST NORTH AVE,TONKAWA, OK 74653-4774


WOODERSON, STEVE(580) 763-4025 0 0 1571401 CHERYL LN,BLACKWELL, OK 74631-4767

KINGFISHER countyMUEGGENBORG, RODNEY(405) 368-8079 0 0 5314354 STATE HIGHWAY 33,KINGFISHER, OK 73750-7533

T&L GLAZIER(405) 729-4429 0 39 0 6500 E 720 RD,LOYAL, OK 73756



OKLAHOMA countyNOWAKOWSKI, GREGORY(405) 454-3287 0 33 019061 NE 36TH ST,HARRAH, OK 73045-9410

TILLMAN countyGOODKNIGHT FARMS(580) 591-3702 0 70 28517595 CRNS 238,CHATTANOOGA, OK 73528




GREERGARFIELD countyPEACH, DEREK(405) 853-2119 0 187 019510 S 90TH ST,MARSHALL, OK 73056-7500



IBAPAYNE countyOFSS(405) 744-77412902 W 6TH AVE.,STILLWATER, OK 74074-1555



BEAVER countyPATZKOWSKY, KENTON(580) 646-3453 0 0 60RR 2 BOX 48,BALKO, OK 73931-9617




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BECKHAM countyGREGORY BROS. FARMS(580) 225-3400 0 80 0PO BOX 1005,ELK CITY, OK 73648-1005





CIMARRON countyHOPKINS AG SUPPLY(580) 546-7252 0 20 535PO BOX 102,KEYES, OK 73947-0102

COTTON countyKINDER, JIMMY(580) 875-2959 0 78 0RT 1 BOX 40A,WALTER, OK 73572-9717




GARFIELD countyHAMPTON, JOE NEAL(580) 747-1126 0 0 1211415 S OAKWOOD RD,WAUKOMIS, OK 73773-0648





KAY countyHILL, TOM(580) 761-2771 0 50 8515101 WEST NORTH AVE,TONKAWA, OK 74653-4774

KINGFISHER countyT&L GLAZIER (405) 729-4429 0 24 3886500 E 720 RD,LOYAL, OK 73756


MAJOR countyR&S FARM(580) 822-3160 0 0 4657785 CR 259,OKEENE, OK 73763


HAYDEN, T. JOHN(580) 338-5186 0 0 120237 CIRCLE DR.,GUYMON, OK 73942


TILLMAN countyDENNY, LESTER(580) 591-6561 0 0 59624126 COUNTY RD EW184,CHATTANOOGA, OK 73528-9021

WOODS countySHIRLEY FARMS(580) 327-2070 0 156 62137470 JOHNSTON RD,ALVA, OK 73717-1116


JACKPOTBLAINE countyWESTFAHL, OWEN(580) 822-5008 0 0 60263860 CR 58,OKEENE, OK 73763



W B JOHNSTON GRAIN CO.(580) 725-3690 0 0 142P O BOX 69,BILLINGS OK 74630





JAGGERBLAINE countyBASE, RANDALL(405) 884-2767 0 0 19516300 N CANADIAN RD,GEARY, OK 73040-4236

Total Acres 0 0 195




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LCS MINTGARFIELD countyWUERFLEIN FARMS(580) 541-2321 0 0 16012919 N 90TH ST,HUNTER, OK 74640-0726

Total Acres 0 0 160

LCS WIZARDGARFIELD countyJOHNSTON SEED CO.(580) 233-5800 0 180 0PO BOX 1392,ENID, OK 73702




KINGFISHER countySTRUCK, DANNY(405) 375-4960 0 55 01422218 E 770 RD,KINGFISHER, OK 73750


OVERLEYGRADY countyCAMPBELL FARMS INC.(405) 381-4307 0 30 0810 W MAIN ST,TUTTLE, OK 73089-9064

Total Acres 0 30 0

PETEGARFIELD countyJOHNSTON SEED CO.(580) 233-5800 0 0 233PO BOX 1392,ENID, OK 73702

KAY countyMERZ & MERZ(580) 765-9110 0 0 805 WOODMOOR PL.,PONCA CITY, OK 74601 Total Acres 0 0 313

RUBY LEEPAYNE countyOFSS(405) 744-77412902 W. 6TH AVE.,STILLWATER, OK 74074-1555

ALFALFA countySIDWELL FARMS(580) 548-5789 0 23 6897570 COUNTY ROAD 740,GOLTRY, OK 73739-3304

BECKHAM countyDAMRON, MARK(580) 729-2395 0 18 018948 E 1220 RD,SAYRE, OK 73662-6506


LAMLE, ERIC(580) 822-5077 0 10 134PO BOX 521,OKEENE, OK 73763-0521


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WESTFAHL, RON(580) 822-5353 0 0 1251001 W OKLAHOMA,OKEENE OK, 73763-9302

CADDO countyLAWLES, CHRIS(405) 663-2582 0 30 0 4057 CS 2510,HYDRO, OK 73048

CANADIAN countyBORNEMANN, RAY(405) 483-5267 0 5 1259600 S MANNING RD,UNION CITY, OK 73090-5908


COTTON countyMCINTYRE, PAT(580) 342-6656 0 0 146RR 1 BOX 232,TEMPLE, OK 73568-9616




GARFIELD countySCHNAITHMAN FARMS (405) 410-6646 0 0 1154200 N CHAMPLIN RD,GARBER, OK 73738-0902




GENERATIONS SEED CO(580) 839-2205 0 151 0 PO BOX 130,NASH, OK 73761-0130




CLAYBAKER, STAN(580) 363-4163 0 36 016018 W DOOLIN AVE,BLACKWELL, OK 74631-6806

HILL, TOM (580) 761-2771 0 45 17515101 WEST NORTH AVE,TONKAWA, OK 74653-4774


SCHIEBER, DON(580) 363-1950 0 0 2433300 W FERGUSON AVE,PONCA CITY, OK 74601-8149

VAP, CURTIS(580) 362-5148 0 0 1543201 N WAVERLY ST,NEWKIRK, OK 74647



ROGER MILLS countyGRABEAL, SCOTT(580) 473-2811 0 0 659260 HWY 34,HAMMON, OK 73650-6508



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TILLMAN countyCASSIDY GRAIN CO(580) 335-2104 0 0 295PO BOX 983,FREDERICK, OK 73542-0983

GOODKNIGHT FARMS (580) 591-3702 0 69 29217595 CRNS 238,CHATTANOOGA, OK 73528


WYATT, MATT(580) 704-7083 0 0 3061401 1ST ST,CHATTANOOGA, OK 73528-2651

WASHITA countyMUSICK FARMS(580) 393-4826 0 0 12012692 N 2090 RD,SENTINEL, OK 73664


SHIRLEY FARMS(580) 327-2070 0 64 57537470 JOHNSTON RD,ALVA, OK 73717-1116 Total Acres 0 1094 7107

SY RAZORGRADY countyROSS SEED & GRAIN(405) 224-2222 0 0 40PO BOX 769,CHICKASHA, OK 73023-0769

TILLMAN countyWYATT, MATT(580) 704-7083 0 0 1541401 1ST ST,CHATTANOOGA, OK 73528-2651 Total Acres 0 0 194

SY SOUTHWINDGARFIELD countyPEACH, DEREK(405) 853-2119 0 110 019510 S 90TH ST,MARSHALL, OK 73056-7500

Total Acres 0 110 0

T154GARFIELD countyWUERFLEIN FARMS (580) 541-2321 0 0 4012919 N 90TH ST,HUNTER, OK 74640-0726

Total Acres 0 0 40

TAM 111DEWEY countyHEDGES AG SERVICE(580) 922-4478 0 46 0PO BOX 67,SEILING, OK 73663-0067

TEXAS countyARANDA FARMS & SEED(580) 545-3451 0 0 410HC 2 BOX 78,KEYES, OK 73947

STATE OF TEXASPERRYTON EQUITY(806) 435-4016 0 0 1204219 S MAIN,PERRYTON, TX 79070


TAM 112CIMARRON countyHOPKINS AG SUPPLY(580) 546-7252 0 0 190PO BOX 102,KEYES, OK 73947-0102



STATE OF TEXASOGLESBY SEED INC(806) 935-4945 0 0 250PO BOX 1702,DUMAS, TX 79029-1702

Total Acres 0 0 759

TAM 113STATE OF TEXAS OGLESBY SEED INC,(806) 935-4945 0 0 120PO BOX 1702,DUMAS, TX 79029-1702

Total Acres 0 0 120




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TAM 401TILLMAN countyWYATT, MATT(580) 704-7083 0 0 2431401 1ST ST,CHATTANOOGA, OK 73528-2651

Total Acres 0 0 243

TRIUMPH 64PAYNE countyWALL, VICTOR(405) 547-5229 0 20 03822 W 146TH,PERKINS, OK 74059-3934

Total Acres 0 20 0

WB4458GARFIELD countySTEINERT FARMS (580) 864-7622 0 0 688311 S SINCLAIR RD,COVINGTON, OK 73730-1001

KAY countyWOODERSON, STEVE(580) 763-4025 0 0 811401 CHERYL LN,BLACKWELL, OK 74631-4767

KINGFISHER countyT&L GLAZIER(405) 729-4429 0 0 466500 E 720 RD,LOYAL, OK 73756


OKMULGEE countyC V LEDBETTER & SON INC(918) 756-6648 0 0 6817843 PRAIRIE BELL RD,OKMULGEE, OK 74447-6667


Total Acres 0 0 446

WB-CEDARALFALFA countyGOODWIN, KLAY(580) 884-9376 0 0 15060622 DEWEY RD,CHEROKEE, OK 73728

K&S FARMS(580) 829-4480 0 0 201GARFIELD county

JOHNSTON SEED CO.(580) 233-5800 0 0 111PO BOX 1392,ENID, OK 73702-1392

STEINERT FARMS(580) 864-7622 0 0 4358311 S SINCLAIR RD,COVINGTON, OK 73730-1001


KINGFISHER countyT&L GLAZIER(405) 729-4429 0 34 06500 E 720 RD,LOYAL, OK 73756



OKMULGEE countyC V LEDBETTER & SON INC(918) 756-6648 0 18 28117843 PRAIRIE BELL RD,OKMULGEE, OK 74447-6667


WASHITA countyJONES, KEEVIN(405) 929-7315 0 90 26224305 E 1150 ROAD,COLONY, OK 73021


WB GRAINFIELDGARFIELD countySTEINERT FARMS(580) 864-7622 0 156 0 8311 S SINCLAIR RD,COVINGTON, OK 73730-1001






WB-REDHAWKALFALFA countyGOODWIN, KLAY(580) 884-9376 0 0 15060622 DEWEY RD,CHEROKEE, OK 73728

K&S FARMS(580) 829-4480 0 0 16137491 STATE HIGHWAY 8,BURLINGTON, OK 73722

GARFIELD countySTEINERT FARMS(580) 864-7622 0 0 1468311 S SINCLAIR RD,COVINGTON, OK 73730-1001

KAY countyWOODERSON, STEVE(580) 763-4025 0 0 1201401 CHERYL LN,BLACKWELL, OK 74631-4767 KINGFISHER countyT&L GLAZIER (405) 729-4429 0 0 106500 E 720 RD,LOYAL, OK 73756

Total Acres 0 0 587

WINTERHAWKALFALFA countyGOODWIN, KLAY(580) 844-9376) 0 0 12060622 DEWEY RD,CHEROKEE, OK 73728

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K&S FARMS(580) 829-4480 0 0 15237491 STATE HIGHWAY 8,BURLINGTON, OK 73722

GARFIELD countySTEINERT FARMS(580) 864-7622 0 0 7018311 S SINCLAIR RD,COVINGTON, OK 73730-1001

JACKSON countyJOHNSON, RHETT(580) 841-0040 0 0 12015858 SCR 185,DUKE, OK 73532


WASHITA countyJONES, KEEVIN(405) 929-7315 0 96 18924305 E 1150 ROAD,COLONY, OK 73021


WHEAT - HWWOK RISING

BLAINE countyWESTFAHL, OWEN(580) 822-5008 0 50 0263860 CR 58,OKEENE, OK 73763

Total Acres 0 50 0

WHEAT-CLEARFIELDAP503CL2

BLAINE countyWHEELER BROS GRAIN CO(580) 623-7223 0 0 96PO BOX 29,WATONGA, OK 73772




CENTERFIELDALFALFA countyWILBER FARMS (580) 884-7800 0 40 307PO BOX 229,CHEROKEE, OK 73728

BLAINE countyBASE, AARRON(405) 884-1052 0 0 66RR 2 BOX 23,

GEARY, OK 73040CANADIAN countyZUMMALLEN, ARNOLD(405) 263-7636 0 0 8018750 N ALFADALE RD,OKARCHE, OK 73762-9329

KAY countyMERZ & MERZ(580) 765-9110 0 0 3965 WOODMOOR PL,PONCA CITY, OK 74604-5138

ROGER MILLS countyBLOUNT, ARLOS(580) 473-2741 0 18 020080 E 880 RD,HAMMON, OK 73650-3303

STATE OF TEXAS BROWNING SEED, INC., 0 106 03101 S IH 27,PLAINVIEW, TX 79072


DOUBLESTOP CL PLUSPAYNE countyOFSS(405) 744-77412902 W. 6TH AVE.,STILLWATER, OK 74074-1555


FARMERS EXCHANGE COOP(580) 852-3252 0 0 290PO BOX 194,HELENA, OK 73741

JOHNSON, LEVI(580) 852-3306 0 8 43PO BOX 66,HELENA, OK 73741-0066


WILBER FARMS(580) 884-7800 0 65 321PO BOX 229,CHEROKEE, OK 73728

BLAINE countyBASE, AARRON(405) 884-1052 0 0 111RR 2 BOX 23,GEARY, OK 73040

BASE, GLEN(405) 884-2172 0 90 115RR 2 BOX 47,GEARY, OK 73040-9802

BREWER FARMS (580) 623-4633 0 14 083840 NORTH 2540 ROAD,WATONGA, OK 73772



CANADIAN countyZUMMALLEN, RICK(405) 263-7441 0 38 0PO BOX 462,OKARCHE, OK 73762-0462

CUSTER countyCOIT, RICHARD(580) 744-0354 0 72 08730 US HIGHWAY 183,CUSTER CITY, OK 73639-4103


GARFIELD countyJOHNSTON SEED CO.(580) 233-5800 0 0 165PO BOX 1392,ENID, OK 73702-1392



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KAY countyCAUGHLIN, JOE(580) 628-2943 0 0 19414201 S P ST, TONKAWA, OK 74653-4451

FATH, JC(580) 628-2628 0 249 75110 N BARRICKWAY,TONKAWA, OK 74653-4329



KINGFISHER countyT&L GLAZIER (405) 729-4429 0 54 06500 E 720 RD, LOYAL, OK 73756

MAJOR countyHOBSON, BYRON(580) 796-2588 0 80 0 272170 EAST COUNTY ROAD 45,MENO, OK 73760

POTTAWATOMIE countyNOWAKOWSKI, ROBERT(405) 964-3772 0 49 033909 HAZEL DELL RD,MCLOUD, OK 74851-9501

STATE OF TEXASBROWNING SEED, INC., 0 120 03101 S IH 27,PLAINVIEW, TX 79072


WB-DEUCE CL+WASHITA county JONES, KEEVIN(405) 929-7315 0 0 13924305 E 1150 ROAD,COLONY, OK 73021

Total Acres 0 0 139

BARLEYAMISTAR

GARFIELD county JOHNSTON SEED CO.(580) 233-5800 0 4 0PO BOX 1392,ENID, OK 73702-1392

Total Acres 0 4 0

CASINOGARFIELD county JOHNSTON SEED CO.(580) 233-5800 0 4 0PO BOX 1392,ENID, OK 73702-1392

Total Acres 0 4 0

EVEPAYNE countyOFSS(405) 744-77412902 W. 6TH AVE.,STILLWATER, OK 74074-1555

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PAYNE countyOFSS(405) 744-77412902 W. 6TH AVE.,STILLWATER, OK 74074-1555

OATS – WINTEROKAY

PAYNE county OFSS(405) 744-77412902 W. 6TH AVE.,STILLWATER, OK 74074-1555 BLAINE countyPHILLIPS, DAVID(405) 952-7184 0 20 012750 N CHISOLM RD.,GEARY, OK 73040

GARFIELD county JOHNSTON SEED CO.(580) 233-5800 0 18 55PO BOX 1392,ENID, OK 73702-1392 GRADY county ROSS SEED & GRAIN(405) 224-2222 0 30 0PO BOX 769,CHICKASHA, OK 73702

Total Acres 0 68 55

COSAQUE GARFIELD county JOHNSTON SEED CO.(580) 233-5800 0 0 10PO BOX 1392,ENID, OK 73702-1392

Total Acres 0 0 10

RYEELBON

PAYNE countyOFSS(405) 744-77412902 W. 6TH AVE.,STILLWATER, OK 74074-1555

BLAINE countyKEHNEMUND, DANIEL(580) 822-3001 0 230 0801 NORTH 3RD ST,OKEENE, OK 73763-9313

GARFIELD countyHLADIK, TIM(580) 493-2799 0 300 018128 S HIGHWAY 132,WAUKOMIS, OK 73773-3000

JOHNSTON SEED CO.(580) 233-5800 0 0 20PO BOX 1392,ENID, OK 73702 KINGFISHER countyJLEE CO LLC(405) 853-2244 0 312 483233 W 2ND ST,HENNESSEY, OK 73742-1428


MATONPAYNE countyOFSS(405) 744-77412902 W. 6TH AVE.,STILLWATER, OK 74074-1555

BECKHAM countyDAMRON, DEAN(580) 225-3206 0 20 12019254 S FRONTAGE RD,SAYRE, OK 73662

DAMRON, MARK(580) 729-2395 0 34 4018948 E 1220 RD,SAYRE, OK 73662-6506


OKLONPAYNE countyOFSS(405) 744-77412902 W. 6TH AVE.,STILLWATER, OK 74074-1555

WOODS countyMARTIN, KENT 0 0 22403 S 6TH,CARMEN, OK 73726

Total Acres 0 0 22

TRITICALE348

GARFIELD countyJOHNSTON SEED CO.(580) 233-5800 0 0 60PO BOX 1392,ENID, OK 73702-1392

Total Acres 0 0 60

TAMCALE 5019GARFIELD county JOHNSTON SEED CO.(580) 233-5800 0 0 73PO BOX 1392,ENID, OK 73702-1392

Total Acres 0 0 73

P Adam Seed Cleaning Hitchcock 73744 -- 580-822-1522 --

P Amerin Seed Liberal KS 67901-6122 620-626-7905 620-621-1980 --

*** Birdsong Peanuts Brownfield TX 79316-1375 806-637-1800 806-773-8359 [email protected]

Bolton’s Crown Quality Vernon TX 76384 940-552-9311 940-886-8596 [email protected]

Cassidy Grain Co. Frederick 73542-0983 580-335-2104 530-335-1101 [email protected]

B Cimarron Valley Coop. Perkins 74059-0100 405-547-2700 405-747-0653 [email protected]

Delano Seed Co. Carmen 73726-0345 580-987-2325 580-829-1076 [email protected]

Eckroat Seed Co. OKC 73136-1610 405-427-2484 -- [email protected]

Farmers Cleaners Gage 73843-9655 -- 580-938-1094 --

B Farmers Coop. Aline 73716 580-987-2234 580-541-8069 [email protected]

B Farmers Coop. Cherokee 73728 580-596-3388 580-541-8069 [email protected]

Farmers Elevator Ames 73718 580-753-4212 580-747-6226 [email protected]

Farmers Exchange Helena 73741 580-852-3252 580-554-8371 [email protected]

P Ferda Seed Cleaning Medford 73759-9645 580-395-2454 580-716-5008 [email protected]

Generations Seed Co. Nash 73761-0130 580-839-2205 580-532-5115 [email protected]

Goodknight Farms Chattanooga 73528 -- 580-591-3702 [email protected]

P Greenbank, Inc. Ft. Morgan, CO 80701 970-867-8961 970-380-2144 [email protected]

Holman Seed Co Collinsville 74021-02777 918-371-2195 -- --

Johnston Seed Co. Crescent 73028-0277 405-969-3732 405-368-7333 - -

Johnston Seed Co. Enid 73702-1392 1-800-375-4613 -- - -

JLee Co. LLC Hennessey 73742-1428 405-853-2244 405-476-1886 [email protected]

LD Commodities Chillicothe TX 79225 940-852-5118 940-613-1371 [email protected]

P L&N Seed Cleaning Kingfisher 73750 405-375-5054 405-368-9220 --

L. Stewart Co Hennessey 73742-0094 405-853-4388 -- [email protected]

P Lisko Seed Cleaning Texarkana AR 71854 -- 501-606-6064 [email protected]

McCormcik Seed Farm Woodward 73801 580-256-2932 -- --

P Mike’s Seed Cleaning Ravenden AR 72459-9065 870-869-7998 870-810-1641 --

Morris Seed Cleaning Altus 73521 -- 580-481-8154 [email protected]

P Danny Osterman LLC Yukon 73099 -- 405-250-9288 [email protected]

P Phillips Seed Cleaning Marlow 73055-9048 -- 580-595-1086 [email protected]

Plains Partners Okarche 73762-0185 405-263-7289 [email protected]

P Porter Seed Cleaning Roe AR 72134-0197 870-241-3516 870-672-1318 [email protected]

P Premier Crop Hobart 73651 -- 580-682-0302 [email protected]

Ross Seed Co. Chickasha 73023-0769 405-224-2222 -- [email protected]

Ross Seed Co. El Reno 73036-0639 405-262-3456 -- [email protected]

P Schieber Farms Ponca City 74601-8149 580-363-1950 405-880-2950 [email protected]

P Schmidt Seed Cleaning Ringwood 73768-9757 580-883-4412 580-227-0487 [email protected]

Sisson Seed Anadarko 73005 405-247-3656 -- -

B Sooner Coop Fairview 73737 580-822-4423 580-541-1888 [email protected];

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P Spielman & Son Seed Service Arkansas City KS 67005-6391 -- 580-761-3269 [email protected]

P Sprout Seed Service Pilot Point TX 76258 940-324-3032 620-272-7020 [email protected]

P Streber Seed Cleaning Tuttle 73089-2403 405-381-2232 -- -

P Mark Streber Seed Cleaning Meeker 74855-5448 -- 405-323-0289 [email protected]

P Stanley Streber Seed Cleaning Tuttle 73089-0785 -- 405-408-2169 [email protected]

Terryland Seed Gate 73844-9513 580-533-4586 580-334-9249 --

Tillman Producers Frederick 73542-0929 580-335-2107 -- [email protected]

P Eric Titus, LLC Fairview 73737-1518 -- 580-227-5056 [email protected]

Wheeler Bros Watonga 73772-0029 580-623-7223 580-614-1455 [email protected]

*** Clint Williams Co Madill 73446-0310 580-795-5555 580-795-6152 [email protected]

P Wingard Seed Service Thomas 73669-8247 580-661-3994 580-819-3994 [email protected]

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OKLAHOMA CROP IMPROVEMENT APPROVED CONDITIONERS 2014

*** Approved to condition peanut seed only — P — Portable Cleaners — B — Bulk Facility

All certified seed which is conditioned must be conditioned by the grower or one of the Approved Conditioners listed below. If the seed is conditioned by a firm other than an Approved Conditioner, it automatically looses its rating as certified seed.

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How can I become a Certified Seed Grower?Seed Certification is open to all who wish to participate.

Seed Certification is the process required to produce high quality pedigreed seed. It is in effect the same type of system that the major seed companies use to ensure that the grain producer is getting high quality seed.

Certified seed is a limited generation seed production system. Each time that you produce a class of certified seed you start with fresh clean seed. This process insures that problems with varietal purity, weed and other crop seed will be a limited factor. Foundation seed produces Registered seed, Registered seed produces Certified seed and Certified seed produces grain.

There are several basic requirements to become a certified seed producer. First you need to buy eligible seed. If you are going to produce Certified seed you will need to purchase Registered seed. This seed needs to be planted on clean ground, ground that has not produced a like crop in the past year or has been planted to the same class of certified seed in the past year. For example if you are going to produce Certified Duster you will need to purchase Registered Duster and plant it on ground that was not in wheat the previous year or was planted with Registered seed to produce grain. This insures that there will be no contamination by other varieties of wheat.

After you have selected the variety and have selected

clean ground you will need to fill out a field application and submit it to the OCIA office. This will start the paper work process to complete seed certification. You will need to send in a seed tag or bulk sales certificate with the application. This creates a paper work trail so that the seed source can be identified. Next you will need to prepare your field for inspection by OCIA. This involves removing any impurities such as rye which may have been spread by birds or fertilizer applications and controlling any noxious weeds such as field bindweed. Isolation also needs to be determined at this time. In wheat there needs to be 10 feet between a certified seed field and other wheat. This area may be a borrow pit, fence row or it can be harvested for grain and taken to the elevator.

Next field inspection will occur, the inspector will contact you prior to harvest to make you aware that he will be in the area and that your field is ready for inspection. After inspection is completed you will receive a copy of the field inspection report.

This is followed by seed conditioning. Seed conditioning removes broken seed and chaff along with any weed seed that may be present. This can either be done by an approved conditioner listed in the directory or with your own seed cleaning equipment.

After cleaning has been completed or in process a sample of seed will need to be sent for testing. This will

provide you with all the necessary information for the label requirements and ensure that the seed meets OCIA standards. At this point if everything has met standards you have completed certification. You will need to order tags for either bags or to be used with bulk sales.

Before the seed is sold you will need to purchase a seed dealer’s license from Oklahoma Department of Agriculture.

If you are interested in becoming a certified seed grower please contact the OCIA office.

Oklahoma Crop Improvement Assoc.2902 West 6th Ave

Stillwater OK 74074-1555(405) 744-7108

OklahomaDepartmentofAgPlant Industry and Consumer Services

2800 N Lincoln BlvdOklahoma City OK 73105

(405) 522-5885

Becoming a Bulk Retail Facility allows you to sell Certified Seed in bulk, providing your customers with a readily available source of high quality seed. If you or your company is interested in becoming a bulk seed retail facility you will need to become an approved conditioner. This does not mean that you need to have a seed cleaning equipment. Such a facility may be part of a seed

conditioning plant or the facility may be approved for handling bulk seed only. This will require that you fill out an approved conditioner application and have an inspection completed before selling Certified Seed in bulk. You will need to provide your

customers with a Plant Variety Protection Acknowledgement with the appropriate seed label affixed to the back of the form (PVP

Acknowledgements are provided and Certified Seed Labels can be purchased from the OCIA office). This procedure allows your facility to sell certified seed that has been purchased from certified seed growers. It also ensures that your customers are getting the appropriate variety as a class of certified seed.

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Replanting Patented seed is illegal. It’s important to know the facts when it comes to saving and

replanting seed.

Remember: Patented seed cannot be replanted without the patent owner’s permission. All Roundup Ready® seed is patented. Seed protected by the Plant Variety Protection Act (PVPA) might include a public variety that does not contain a value-added trait. PVPA-protected seed can only be used for seed by the grower who originally purchased the seed. People who help growers save patented seed for replanting can also be found to have infringed patents and be held liable.

Please — follow the law for your benefit and ours.

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