Every hybrid and variety from 42 public university trials: 1,572 results from 7 states. Pick the trial nearest your farm, compare entries grown on the same fields, and open the report behind every number.
USDA, Preston Keres
21 corn trials
2023–2024 · 717 hybrids entered · pick the trial nearest your farm
IllinoisUniversity of Illinois
IowaIowa State University
MinnesotaUniversity of Minnesota
NebraskaUniversity of Nebraska–Lincoln
OhioOhio State University
WisconsinUniversity of Wisconsin–Madison
Reading the results
Four habits that keep a trial honest.
Compare inside one trial. Entries in a trial share fields, planting dates and weather. Between trials, yield gaps mostly reflect the ground, not the seed.
Mind the margin. Each report gives a least significant difference (LSD). A gap smaller than the LSD can be chance. Every trial here links to its report.
Look for consistency. A variety that beats the average at every site, and in several trials, is a safer bet than one big win. Search a name to see all of its trials.
One season is one season. Most of these trials are from 2024. Weather drives a lot of any single year; the reports also carry multi-year averages.
FarmDeck copies these public tables as the universities print them. Site names and codes stay as reported, and a trial whose table did not read cleanly is left out rather than guessed at. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.