By Thomas Skernivitz|November 29, 2023

Vegetable seed breeders and suppliers continue to break new ground with different and unique varieties. The 2023 Hall (NY) Field Days gave us a chance to see the innovation up close. I visited the annual trials and took videos of seed breeders talking about several beans growers should consider. Scan the slideshow below to view short video descriptions of each.

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  Bartram (Harris Moran/HMCLAUSE)

  

  Watch the video: https://youtu.be/LM4YhRwKFp8

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  Blue Lake Superior (Pure Line Seeds)

  

  Watch the video: https://youtu.be/AWStDdnTfQw

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  Caspian (Pure Line Seeds)

  

  Watch the video: https://youtu.be/iNKWGMJbKeY

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  Dark Horse (Seminis/Vegetables by Bayer)

  

  Watch the video: https://youtu.be/8_2zi5nleCw

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  Elegance (Pure Line Seeds)

  

  Watch the video: https://youtu.be/dtU2G3sBLvY

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  Nyquist (Seminis/Vegetables by Bayer)

  

  Watch the video: https://youtu.be/EZIFVrRlffY

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  Sanford (Pop Vriend Seeds)

  

  Watch the video: https://youtu.be/b_GuxJ8ToM0

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Bartram (Harris Moran/HMCLAUSE)

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Blue Lake Superior (Pure Line Seeds)

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Caspian (Pure Line Seeds)

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Dark Horse (Seminis/Vegetables by Bayer)

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Elegance (Pure Line Seeds)

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Nyquist (Seminis/Vegetables by Bayer)

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Sanford (Pop Vriend Seeds)

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The following seed breeders addressed beans: Enza Zaden; Harris Moran; Pop Vriend Seeds; Pure Line Seeds; and Seminis/Vegetables by Bayer.

Stay tuned for more post-coverage of the 2023 Hall Field Days and other vegetable field trials we attended.

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