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Root knot nematodes played havoc with my butter beans this year. While searching the internet for solutions to my problem, I found that the only bean resistant to RKN was Nemagreen. However, I could find no supplier of this variety on the internet. Has anyone else heard of these and if so, can you inform me how I might acquire some?
From the NC State vegetable cultivars list: "Nenagreen (U.S. 253) - Breeder: R.E. Wester, H.B. Cordner, and P.H Massey, Jr., USDA, Oklahoma Agr. Expt. Sta., and Virginia Polytechnic Inst., respectively. Parentage: Okla. 27 (nematode resistant) x Early Thorogreen, backcrossed once to Early Thorogreen. Resistance: nematodes. Similar: Early Thorogreen. Adaptation: nematode areas. Seed World, 1958 (spring issue)." It is available from Clifton Seed I have root knot nematodes, but probably not in the populations you are experiencing. Have relatively good luck with Thorogreen.
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