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We are in the process of changing our website. There are many new features such as: being able to sort each column, being able to pull out all the data on just one hybrid and the addition of trait data. This is a work in progress and we will add more features as the system allows. Please feel free to e-mail me your suggestions.
We hope you find our site an informative and useful tool for making hybrid and variety selections.
If you would like to be added to the PCPP e-mail list please send your contact information to pld@purdue.edu
2010 Entry Forms
RR Corn Entry Form - Plans & Rules
Non RR Corn Entry Form - Plans & Rules
RR Soybean Entry Form - Plans & Rules
Non RR Soybean Entry Form - Plans & Rules
You can download the entry forms and then e-mail them back to me @
pld@purdue.edu
Call 765-583-1406 or 765-307-8171 if you have any questions.
New Sorghum Tables
2008 commercial trial
2009 commercial trial
2008-09 2yr Summary
Contact tlemming@purdue.edu if you have any questions about the sorghum trials.
2009 Purdue Crop Performance Bulletin (large pdf file)
2010 Farmer Nominations if you wish to nominate a soybean variety for entry into the Purdue Soybean Trials click here and fill out the short nomination form
If you are interested in just one location just click on the location name below the map.
Meet our cooperators. Working with the farmers around the state is one of the best things about the Purdue Crop Performance Program. If you would like to know the farmer or Purdue farm staff in your area just click on one of the locations under the map. You can find out what herbicides are being used, when the plot was planted and read what the cooperators think about the Purdue Crop Performance Program.
The objective of the Purdue University crop performance program is to provide Indiana growers and company participants with quality comparative non-biased variety performance data.
Thank-you for your interest in the Purdue Crop Performance Programs.
Printed copies of the results from the respective variety trials may be obtained by contacting Phil DeVillez at (765) 583-1406 or by e-mail at pld@purdue.edu |