BERYL
- GREAT NORTHERN BEAN - Advanced Genetics
Performance
and Adaptability - A combination of early maturity, wide
adaptability, and excellent yield potential have earned
Beryl the reputation as an industry standard in western
Nebraska. Its ability to maintain production under a wide
array of conditions and production practices makes it
a hard-to-beat, farmer-friendly bean. Beryl typically
delivers the high quality the industry expects.
Growth Habit and Maturity - Beryl’s medium-sized
vine has a semi-upright structure. It matures in approximately
92 days, and dries down uniformly.
Quality - Beryl typically yields approximately 1,450
attractive, chalky white seeds per pound. Its outstanding
seed appearance and canning quality characteristics
have contributed to Beryl’s overall success.
Disease Tolerance - Beryl has shown resistance to the
prevalent strains of Bean Common Mosaic virus and tolerance
to Halo and common bacterial blights, and many races
of bean rust. It has exhibited some field tolerance
to white mold.
All variety information presented herein is based on
field and laboratory observations. Actual crop yield
and quality are dependent upon many factors beyond our
control. Since environmental conditions and local practices
may affect variety characteristics and performance,
we disclaim legal responsibility therefore. Real all
tags and labels. They contain important conditions of
sale, including limitations of warranties and remedies.
Plant Variety Protection for Beryl has been granted.
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Bean Seed Variety Profiles:
These descriptions are based on historical data and
may vary according to cultural practices and weather
conditions as well as geographical region. Diseases
are constantly adapting, changing the resistance/tolerance
of the bean plants and their performance. Kelley Bean
Co. Inc. disclaims legal responsibility therefore.
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