Varieties from maturity group (MG) III, IV, and V will be evaluated at four locations across the state representative of the geographic conditions in Maryland. A full-season test will be conducted at all four locations with a double-crop test at two locations on the Eastern Shore. Varieties from MG III and IV will be evaluated at all locations, while MG V will only be evaluated at the Eastern Shore locations. Each variety will be replicated three times per location. Four row plots will be established, at least 20 feet long using a row spacing of 30 inches, with similar maturity group varieties planted adjacent to one another. Seeding rate of 6-8 seeds per foot will be used when tests are planting and a rate of 3-4 seeds per foot will be used where seed is drilled. The center two rows of each plot are harvested with Almaco R1 research combine (Almaco Co., Nevada, IA). Grain yield, harvest moisture, and test weight will be measured for each plot. These data will be collected with a Seed Spector LRX system (Almaco Co., Nevada, IA) and recorded on Microsoft xTablet T1600. Harvest data, including yield, relative yield, moisture, lodging, and test weight will be reported for all varieties at all locations in a summary report to be available for download at the UMD MD Crops website (www.psla.umd.edu/extension/md-crops).