Southern Seed Certification
Association Certified Seed Grower's Directory This directory includes the names, addresses, telephone numbers, crops and varieties of Alabama and Florida Certified Seed Producers. These growers have met field standards to produce high quality certified seed. Fields have been inspected and approved for certified seed production. When all certified seed standards have been met as to purity and germination by laboratory analysis, and these seed have been bagged and tagged in accordance with the standards and regulations of the Southern Seed Certification Association and the Association of Official Seed Certifying Agencies, only then will the seed actually become certified. Protected Crop Varieties Crop varieties produced in Alabama and Florida for which plant variety protection certificates have been issued or have been applied for, are indicated in each variety description. Without the permission of the owner or applicant, it is unlawful to produce or sell any protected varieties of seed. Total Members 1998
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| Foundation Seed Production The following varieties of Foundation seed were grown by AgraTech Seeds, Inc., P.O. Box 2210, Atlanta, GA 30301, Phone 770-393-5410:
The following varieties of Foundation seed were grown by Alabama Crop Improvement Association, P.O. Box 2619, Auburn, AL 36832, Phone 334-821-7400:
The following varieties of Foundation seed were grown by Florida Foundation Seed Producers, P.O. Box 309, Greenwood, FL 32443, Phone 850-594-4721:
Bahiagrass TIFTON 9 (Protected Variety) - Tifton 9 Bahigrass has the same characteristics of the Pensacola generally grown today and cannot be distinguished from it by characteristic differences. Some tests report a 47% increase in forage production over Pensacola. Tifton 9 is adapted to about the same area as Pensacola, and is suited for the same purpose, primarily grazing.
Cowpea ZIPPERCREAM - Developed by the University of Florida, Zippercream is a large- seeded, pest resistant, high yielding cream colored variety for the fresh market and processing. Retention of green color, pleasant texture, and unique flavor make this variety ideal for cooking. This variety has shown marked adaptability to Florida and the Southeastern United States.
Peanuts ANDRU - 93 (Protected Variety)- Andru 93 is a runner market-type variety released by the University of Florida Agricultural Experiment Station. The major advantages of this variety are its high yield potential and early maturity. Andru 93 is a sister line of Marc I, with similar characteristics but larger seed size. Both varieties mature about 10 days earlier than Florunner in the southeastern production area. Andru 93 pod yields are similar to Marc I and are over 10 percent higher than Florunner in Florida tests.
AT 108 (Protected Variety) - Agratech 108 is a high yielding runner peanut variety similar in maturity to GK-7 and Florunner. Growth habit is similar to GK-7 with less foliage and lighter green color than Florunner. Disease tolerance is similar to GK-7. AT 108 shells well and has commercially acceptable characteristics for a runner peanut variety.
AT-120 - (Protected Variety - 1994 - PVPA) - AT 120 is an early maturing commercial runner type peanut. It is comparable to AT127 in size of pod and seed is slightly larger than GK-7. The plant growth habit is extremely prostrate with foliage that is slightly lighter green than GK-7. Laboratory tests indicate that the variety is suitable for all uses of commercial runner type peanuts. AT 120 is the only prostrate runner variety that has flowering on the mainstem and flowering at every node. FLAVOR RUNNER 458 (Protected Variety - 1994 - PVPA) - Flavor Runner 458 is a typical runner type variety. The plant growth habit is prostrate with an alternate branching pattern. Flavor Runner 458 is similar to the variety "Florunner" in regards to pod and seed color, seedling vigor, seed dormancy, hull thickness, seed size and disease and insect resistance.
Florida MDR 98 - The MDR in Florida MDR 98 stands for Multiple Disease Resistance. This variety originates from a cross made in 1984 between Southern Runner and an F1 plant from Andru 93 and UF81206. Florida MDR 98 has shown moderate to good resistance to late leafspot, white mold, TSVW and rust, with greater pod yields, larger seed size, and better grades than Southern Runner. MDR 98 also has a mid-oleic (65%) oil chemistry.
FLORUNNER - Florunner is a runner market type with a prostrate growth habit and matures in 135- 140 days of age under most production situations. The seed count for this variety is 710-730 seed per pound. This variety was released by the Florida Agricultural Experiment Station in 1969. It has been the most widely grown peanut variety, especially in the southeast, since the early 70's.
GEORGIA GREEN - (Protected Variety-1994-PVPA) Georgia Green is a highly productive peanut with very good stability across many different environments. It was developed at the University of Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment station in Tifton, GA, and released in 1995 by the Georgia Agricultural Experiment Station. It combines the excellent yielding ability of Georgia Browne with the seed size of Florunner. It has also shown good disease resistance to tomato-spotted wilt virus comparable to Georgia Browne and Southern Runner, but it should be more acceptable overall than either of these latter two cultivars for wide-scale use in regular runner type peanut production.
GEORGIA RUNNER - (Protected Variety) Georgia Runner was released by the University of Georgia Agricultural Experiment Stations in 1990. It is highly productive, has excellent grade characteristics, and is similar to Florunner at maturity. In yield tests conducted over several years and locations in the Southeast, Georgia Runner was found to be more stable and higher in yield and dollar return than GK-7, Sunrunner, Southern Runner and Florunner. It also produces a higher percentage of jumbo runner seed than these other runner varieties.
GK-7 - (Protected Variety) - GK-7 is a runner type peanut developed by AgraTech Seeds Inc. GK-7 most closely resembles "Florunner" except that it has a more uniform and somewhat larger pod and seed with the seed being more elongated, but no larger in diameter than Florunner. The seed coat is smoother with less freckling and the plant growth habit is more prostrate, foliage dark green with leaflets significantly larger than those of Florunner.
GK-7 HIGH OLEIC - (Variety Protection Pending 1994-PVPA) GK-7 High Oleic was developed and released by AgraTech Seeds Inc. GK-7 High Oleic resembles GK-7 in every way except the fatty acid profile of the seed oil.
NC-V11 (Protected Variety) - NC-V11 was released by the North Carolina Agricultural Research Service cooperatively with Virginia. It is a large seeded Virginia-type peanut with good quality factors, and has superior flavor. NC-V11 is high yielding and has significantly higher value than other available varieties. The variety has a runner growth habit, but is slightly erect.
SOUTHERN RUNNER - ( Protected Variety) Southern Runner was developed by the Florida Agricultural Experiment Station. It is approximately one week later in maturity than Florunner. Southern Runner's foliage is usually lighter green that Florunner. It has a slightly higher oil percentage and is adapted to the same production areas as Florunner.
SUNOLEIC® 97-R - (Protected Variety - 1994 - PVPA) Sunoleic® 97R is a runner type peanut with a prostrate growth habit and runner market type pod or fruit. It matures about the same number of days after planting as Florunner in the Southeastern U.S. production area. The growth habit and foliage color is very similar to Florunner & Sunrunner. Sunoleic® 97R has about 80% oleic and 2% linoleic fatty acid content of the oil, which differs greatly from Florunner and all other peanut cultivars.
SUNRUNNER- Sunrunner is a runner market type with a prostrate growth habit with similar maturity and appearance to Florunner. The seed size is somewhat larger than Florunner. It was released by Florida Agricultural experiment Station in 1983. This variety has more uniform pod and seed size and improved chemical quality compared to Florunner.
VIRUGARD - (Variety Protection Pending - 1994 PVPA) ViruGard is a new runner-type peanut cultivar released in 1997 by AgraTech Seeds, Inc. which matures in about 135 days. It is a cross between NC-7 and Florunner and has a spreading bunch growth habit. It is more upright than GK-7 with smaller leaflets. ViruGard has a light pink seed coat color and seed size is larger than most currently grown varieties with more jumbo kernels. Another attribute is TSWV tolerance/resistance similar to Georgia Green or Southern Runner.
SERICEA LESPEDEZA AU DONNELLY - (Protected Variety) AU Donnelly is a low-tannin sericea lespedeza released by the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station in 1987. It has an upright growth habit similar to Serala and AU Lotan. Tests in Alabama indicate that AU Donnelly has more early spring growth and is higher yielding throughout the season than AU Lotan. AU Donnelly is well adapted to well drained soils in Alabama and Georgia and should perform well in other areas where sericea lespedeza is normally grown.
AU LOTAN - AU Lotan was released in 1980 by the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station. It is a tall-growing, fine stemmed cultivar similar to Serala in stem type and height, but unlike Serala, is low in tannin. AU Lotan is recommended for grazing and hay on most soils of Alabama. It is probably adapted to other areas with similar soil and climate.
INTERSTATE 76 - Interstate 76 is a fine-stemmed, leafy, dense cultivar that is short growing and profusely branched. It has a more open growth habit than Interstate. It is recommended for grazing, hay and conservation crops on most soils of Alabama. This cultivar should be adapted to other areas with similar soils and climate.
SERALA - Serala was released in 1962 by the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station. It has finer, more pliable or softer stems, more stems per plant, and does not become as coarse or woody as commonly grown strains of sericea. The primary objective in the development of Serala was a variety with fine pliable stems that would be more suitable for animal consumption.
SERALA 76 - Serala 76 is a fine stemmed, tall growing cultivar similar to Serala in stem type and height. It is recommended for grazing, hay and conservation crops on most soils of Alabama and should be adapted to other areas with similar soils and climate.
SOYBEANS BENNING (Variety Protection Pending - 1994 PVPA) - Group VII maturity-Benning has a determinate growth habit, purple flowers, tawny pubescence, and tan pod walls. Seeds are yellow with shiny seed coats and a brown hila that vary in intensity. It is resistant to southern, peanut, and javanese root-knot nematodes, race 3 of soybean cyst nematode, stem canker, and frogeye leaf spot. Benning will be marketed exclusively by Southern Elite Genetics Association.
BRAXTON - Group VII maturity- Released by Florida Agricultural Experiment Station. Plant height is 39-43 inches. Braxton has good shatter resistance, purple flowers, tawny pubescence, tan pod wall, and round yellow seed coat with black hilum. It is resistant to root-knot nematode, bacterial pustule, powdery mildew, frogeye, and target spot. It has field tolerance to Phytophthora root rot.
CALHOUN - (Protected Variety) - Group IV maturity - Released by the Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station. It has purple flowers, gray pubescence and tan pod walls. Seeds are yellow with buff hila and a positive seed peroxidase activity. It is resistant to Race I and susceptible to Race 7 of phytophthora rot. It is susceptible to the soybean cyst nematode.
CARVER - Group VII maturity- Released by the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station and the South Carolina Agricultural Research Service. It has white flowers, light tawny pubescence and tan pod walls. Seed are yellow with black hila and dull seed coats. Carver is resistant to Races 3 and 14 of the soybean cyst nematode, Southern root-knot nematode and peanut root-knot nematode. Carver is also resistant to frogeye leafspot. Carver is moderately susceptible to stem canker.
COOK - Group VIII maturity-Released jointly by the Georgia, Alabama and Florida Agricultural Experiment Stations. It has purple flowers, tawny pubescence, tan, gray, or brown pod walls. Seed have dull, yellow coats and black hila. Hilum may vary across environments and on the same plant. It is resistant to frogeye leaf spot and stem canker. It has moderate resistance to root-knot nematode and is susceptible to soybean cyst nematode.
HASKELL (Protected Variety - 1994 - PVPA) - Group VII maturity - Haskell soybean has resistance to stemcanker and moderate resistance to prevalent races of frogeye leaf spot. It also has resistance to southern, peanut and javanese root-knot nematodes. Haskell is more lodging prone than Stonewall, similar to Hagood. Plant height is similar to Stonewall and shorter than Hagood. The variety will be marketed exclusively by Southern Elite Genetics Association.
HUTCHESON - (Protected Variety) Group V maturity- Released by Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station. Plants are medium height. It has white flowers, gray pubescence and buff hilum seed. Hutcheson is resistant to soybean mosaic virus, peanut mottle virus, peanut stunt virus and stem canker.
STONEWALL - Group VII maturity- Released by the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, North Carolina Agricultural Research Service and other southern states. It has white flowers, tawny pubescence, and tan pod walls. Seed are yellow with dull seed coat and black hilum. Stonewall has resistance to soybean cyst nematode race 3, stem canker, frogeye leaf spot, and tolerance to lance nematode and Phytophthora root rot. It has high yield potential, good lodging resistance, and is medium height.
YOUNG - (Protected Variety) Group VI maturity- Released jointly by the North Carolina Agricultural Research Service and the USDA-ARS. The plants have gray pubescence with white flowers. It is medium tall (36-40) inches. The seed are yellow with a dull luster and buff hila. Pod wall color is tan. Young is resistant to soybean mosaic, peanut mottle and peanut stunt viruses. It is susceptible to cyst and root-knot nematode.
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