Sweet Summer — Pearl millet trial results
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Pearl millet · 1 documented trial observation
- Variety name in source
- Sweet Summer
- Crop / trial family
- Pearl millet
- Harvest years represented
- 2025
- Locations represented
- Lexington, Kentucky
Yield observations
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| Trial location | Management | Harvest date | Reported yield |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lexington, KentuckyHarvest 2025 | Multiple harvests; annual total | Annual total; individual cutting dates in original table | 3.20*tons/acre · dry matter |
Lexington, Kentucky
Table 18. Dry matter yields, seedling vigor, stand rating, maturity, and plant height of pearl millet varieties sown June 3, 2025, at Lexington, Kentucky.
- Crop
- Pearl millet
- Entry category
- Commercial
- Proprietor / distributor
- Cisco Seed
- Sowing date
- June 3, 2025
- Total dry-matter yield (tons/acre)
- 3.20*
Total dry-matter yield only. Open source table 18 on PDF page 14 for individual cuttings, ratings and full trial footnotes.
Mean · source trial statistic
- Total dry-matter yield (tons/acre)
- 3.32
CV,% · source trial statistic
- CV for total yield (%)
- 17.64
LSD,0.05 · source trial statistic
- Total dry-matter yield (tons/acre)
- 0.84
Reading the results
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- A source asterisk means the result was not significantly different from the highest numerical value using the source 0.05 LSD. It is preserved alongside the value.
- Explicitly defined BMR footnote numbers are removed from the page name; the exact source variety spelling is retained with each observation. Other spelling differences are not assumed identical.
- Commercial and experimental entries are distinguished. These are dated trial facts, not availability claims or crop-management recommendations.
Source abbreviations are expanded above. Percent signs are retained where supplied; no missing unit is invented. CV describes variation; LSD is the source’s least significant difference.
Sources & dates
- University of Kentucky Extension · open original source ↗Source checked 2026-10-11 · Document date 2026-01-14
Record last checked 2026-10-11. This local archive is independent of the source organizations.