Forage Variety Trials

The importance of variety testing in Tennessee is to record yield potential, cold and heat tolerance, disease resistance, stand persistence, nutritional quality, and grazing tolerance. Evaluations are to aid producers in the selection of the best cultivars for their farm. The data conducted in our variety testing program uses plot design, experimental techniques, and specific management practices specific to each forage. Our trials are conducted at UT AgResearch and Education Centers located across the state.


Perennial Grass Trials

Tall Fescue Reports

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Orchardgrass Reports

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Bermudagrass Reports

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Cool-Season Reports

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Native Warm-Season Reports

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Annual Grass Trials

Cool-Season Reports

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Warm-Season Reports

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Legume Trials

Red Clover Reports

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White Clover Reports

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Alfalfa Reports

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