Abstract
Crop performance test (CPT) is a common practice to evaluate yield performance and adaptability of each cultivar. In this study, we combined 16 years of soybean CPT data, which included six representative locations, three major maturity groups, and over 1000 cultivars, to determine some patterns associated with yield production. As expected, the repeatability for these cultivars in trial over years was very low. Thus, the data processing in this study was focused on descriptive statistics regarding time, location, and seed supplier and several linear model analyses. The results will be presented during the conference.
Keywords
Soybean, crop performance test, yield trial
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Recommended Citation
Wu, Jixiang; Qi, Jianli; and Kleinjan, Jonathan
(2017).
"Exploring multi-year soybean yield trial data in South Dakota environments,"
Conference on Applied Statistics in Agriculture.
https://doi.org/10.4148/2475-7772.1529
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Exploring multi-year soybean yield trial data in South Dakota environments
Crop performance test (CPT) is a common practice to evaluate yield performance and adaptability of each cultivar. In this study, we combined 16 years of soybean CPT data, which included six representative locations, three major maturity groups, and over 1000 cultivars, to determine some patterns associated with yield production. As expected, the repeatability for these cultivars in trial over years was very low. Thus, the data processing in this study was focused on descriptive statistics regarding time, location, and seed supplier and several linear model analyses. The results will be presented during the conference.
