Soybean - Conventional non-GMO
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Apex soybean
Apex (3.7) - Ohio Certified
  • Developed jointly by the USDA-ARS and the OARDC and released in 2002 (90 bu/a average for past 3 years at OARDC)
  • maturity is 3.7
  • semidwarf (should be planted with 7-10 inch row spacing at a seeding rate 300,000 seeds/a for maximum yield)
  • resistance to Phytophthora root rot (carries Rps1k gene)
  • black hila, brown pods, tawny pubescence, purple flowers
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Dennison (3.5) - Ohio Certified
  • Developed by Ohio State University and released in 2006
  • maturity is 3.5
  • combines resistance genes (Rps1k and Rps3a) and excellent partial resistance to Phytophthora root rot with high yield
  • black hila, tan pods,light tawny pubescence and white flowers (up to 0.3% purple flowers allowed)
DKG 3808 (3.8) - Branded Quality Assured
  • Developed by Ohio State University as OHS-305 and released in 2008 as a branded variety 
  • Maturity is 3.8
  • Typically our top-yielding soybean!
French's 3212STS (3.2)
  • non-GMO with resistance to SU herbicides; true STS variety
  • maturity if 3.2
  • medium tall
  • excellent white mold score
  • good phytophthora rating
Lorain (3.4) - Ohio Certified
  • Developed by Ohio State University and released in 2014
  • maturity is 3.4
  • excellent yield and race-specific resistance Rps1c to Phytopthora sojae
  • partial resistance to root rot (similar to Dennison)
  • ​black hila, dull yellow seed coat, light tawny pubescence, white flowers
Resnik (3.5) - Ohio Certified
  • Developed at OARDC and released in 1982
  • maturity is mid Group 3
  • resistance to Phytophthora root rot (carries Rps1k gene)
  • black hila, tan pods at maturity, brown pubescence, purple flowers
Streeter (3.0) - Ohio Certified
  • Released by Ohio State University in 2008
  • maturity is 3.0
  • excellent lodging resistance, Phytopthora resistance (Rps1c and Rps3a genes)
  • black hila, tan pods, light tawny pubescence, white flowers
Summit (2.6) - Ohio Certified
  • Released by Ohio State University in 2011
  • maturity is 3.0
  • high yielding conventional oil and meal type soybean
Wyandot 14 (2.9) - Ohio Certified
  • Released by Ohio State University in 2012
  • maturity is 2.9
  • specially adapted to the northern half of Ohio where soybean aphid and powdery mildew are likely pests
  • yellow (clear) hila, brown pods, gray pubescence, white flowers