The Colorado State University Crops Testing Program conducts multi‑location winter wheat variety performance trials across the eastern half of Colorado to provide unbiased, research‑based data that support informed variety and management decisions. Trial results are published annually and encompass both dryland and irrigated production systems. Each June, CSU Crops Testing also hosts annual Wheat Field Days, offering producers, industry partners, and community members the opportunity to view trial entries and discuss current research and production challenges firsthand.
2025 Winter Wheat Trial Results
2026 Trial Results coming in July!
Dryland Variety Trials
Akron Dryland Variety Trial - 2025
Arapahoe - lost to poor emergence & drought
Burlington Dryland Variety Trial - 2025
Genoa Dryland Variety Trial - 2025
Haswell – data lost to drought
Julesburg Dryland Variety Trial - 2025
Lamar Dryland Variety Trial - 2025
New Raymer Dryland Variety Trial - 2025
Orchard Dryland Variety Trial - 2025
Roggen - lost to late season hailstorm
Sheridan Lake Dryland Variety Trial - 2025
Walsh Dryland Variety Trial - 2025
Yuma Dryland Variety Trial - 2025
All locations Dryland Variety Trial - 2025
Northeast Region Dryland Variety Trial - 2025
Southeast Dryland Variety Trial - 2025
Akron/Burlington/Orchard Dryland Forage Variety Trial - 2025
2025 Multi-Year Summary Reports
Dryland Summary Reports
Dryland Two-year Summary Report
Dryland Three-year Summary Report
Irrigated Summary Reports
Irrigated Two-year Summary Report
Irrigated Three-year Summary Report