The University of Minnesota’s Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station (MAES) and the College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences (CFANS) have published the 2024 Minnesota Field Crop Trials.
To see variety trials for eight different Minnesota crops visit: https://varietytrials.umn.edu/2024.
To go directly to the trials for specific crops, follow these links:
- barley: https://varietytrials.umn.edu/barley
- canola: https://varietytrials.umn.edu/canola
- corn grain: https://varietytrials.umn.edu/corn-grain
- oat: https://varietytrials.umn.edu/oat
- soybean: https://varietytrials.umn.edu/soybean
- spring wheat: https://varietytrials.umn.edu/spring-wheat
- winter rye: https://varietytrials.umn.edu/winter-rye
- winter wheat: https://varietytrials.umn.edu/winter-wheat
About the Crop Variety Trials
When farmers are ready to make seed choices, the University of Minnesota field crop trials offer unbiased and trustworthy information. The annual Field Crop Trials are one of the key ways MAES works to bring valuable research into the hands of farmers and ultimately help improve farm profitability, improve the economy and overall quality of life in Minnesota.
MAES has published reports of crop variety trials since the late 1880s. Today, the annual field crop trials are published online and feature several crops that are trialed at multiple Research and Outreach Centers and cooperating farmers’ fields across the state.