When you’re considering which varieties will work best on your farm, the data from the Regional Variety Trials is a great place to start. These trials are spread across Manitoba and are designed to account for the unique growing conditions in different regions. This research offers independent, unbiased data on various crop types, including yield, days to maturity and agronomic characteristics.
Tested Crops Include:
- Soybeans (herbicide-tolerant, conventional and IDC testing for new varieties)
- Field peas (through the MCVET program)
- Dry Beans (evaluated under both wide-row >24” and narrow-row <12” spacings)
- Faba Beans
- Lupins (wide-leaved white, narrow-leaved and yellow lupins)
- Results from previous years can be found here →
New in 2025:
New this year we have expanded site locations to better represent expanding production zones:
Dry beans (narrow-row) now have two additional testing sites:
Faba bean trials expanded to:
Lupin trials expanded to:
Faba beans and lupins continue to gain interest as alternative pulse crops due to their high protein profiles, agronomic benefits and resistance to Aphanomyces Root Rot.
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